BMSIT BE Electronics & Communication Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The college offers multiple admission routes, including KCET, Comedk, and management quotas. KCET applicants need a rank around 3,000, with a straightforward process involving document verification and fee payment at the college's Allahabad Bank branch. Fees vary by quota: KCET students pay ?55,000 to ?125,000 annually, Comedk students pay up to ?284,000, and management quota fees are around ?800,000. Hostel fees are approximately ?1.3 lakh per year, though cheaper alternatives are available.

The faculty is well-qualified, with many holding PhDs and over ten years of teaching experience, maintaining a student-faculty ratio of 1:65. The college has strong placement opportunities, with over 250 companies visiting and a placement rate of 80% to 90%, focusing mainly on IT sectors. The average salary package ranges from ?5 to ?7 lakhs annually, with the highest reaching ?47 lakhs. Scholarships and financial aid are available, especially for CET students, those from low-income families, and SC/ST students.

However, scholarship opportunities for students outside Karnataka are limited. The college collaborates with banks like Allahabad Bank to offer educational loans.