BMGI Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers were really helpful. They weren't super highly qualified, just M.Tech or B.Tech graduates. You can expect certain things from them. There wasn't much real-world experience though. You have to learn a lot on your own to pass exams.

Placement: I didn't see many placement opportunities except for BPO jobs. The college promised big companies like HCL, Wipro would come, but it didn't happen during my time there. Only a couple of companies came, mostly for BPO roles. There was one startup that came and hired a few of us, providing training and pay. Me and my friends ended up finding jobs through off-campus placements instead.

Campus: The campus doesn't look too fancy. Most students here aren't top-notch. There's no medical help around. The classrooms feel like those in rural schools. The canteen food isn't great and it's not cheap either.

Admission: The teaching isn't great, mainly because most of the teachers are new. There are hardly any experienced staff around. The pass rate is really low  only 18 students out of 100 pass. But most students seem to have what they need for exams.

Placement: I've been at this college for 2 years now, but there's still no placements available. Students have to find their own jobs because the college doesn't offer any. Even the recruiting companies haven't been able to place anyone yet. It's a bit disappointing, to be honest.

Campus: The labs here are top-notch. The library is pretty good too. The food in the mess is just okay, not great. Hostel students always gripe about the food there. We all miss home-cooked meals when we're stuck eating in the hostel mess.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. A lot of them are from Bihar. The semester exams are tough, and some teachers are pretty strict during the exams.

Placement: Most students in this course got jobs, around 86.70-100%. The highest salary was 9 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like IBM, Wipro, and Infosys hire from here. It's a great college for students.

Campus: Our campus is super peaceful and the facilities are good. The Wi-Fi is there but it's pretty slow. We've got 14 labs and 9 computer labs. The food is actually really good, I'd give it 8 out of 10. They organize sports tournaments too. The mess food is good and the staff are really helpful.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They're always there to help you out. If you're motivated to learn, they'll put in the effort to help you succeed. Just remember, you need to be willing to put in the work too. It's a team effort!

Placement: Placement opportunities are limited. Only a few students got placed from my batch, around 7-8. The training & placement cell needs improvement. Luckily, the faculty is great and you can learn a lot from them. Just like in other private colleges, the placement situation isn't the best, so you might need to find a job based on your own skills.

Campus: The campus has good facilities. It's a Wi-Fi zone with well-equipped computer labs related to your field. They organize annual events like sports day, fest, and fresher's party. The canteen is nice too. Overall, the college is good. It's a good option if you don't get into top colleges like NITs, IITs, or other government engineering colleges.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. The course material is spot on and helps us get ready for the real world. The exams aren't too tough if you keep up with your studies and go to class. Most students pass with a 90% success rate, but the 10% who don't attend classes struggle a bit.

Placement: Around 80% of students in my course found placements, which is awesome. They really know their stuff and are getting great offers. The average package is around 800,000 per year, with the lowest being 300,000. Big companies like IBM, Google, and Infosys come for placements. They offer roles like junior software developer, IT project consultant, and quality project tester. It's pretty cool!

Campus: The college has really nice rooms with AC. The classrooms are cool with smart technology. I like the desks, they're comfy. And the WiFi works great everywhere. The computer labs have all the newest software. The library is huge with lots of books and magazines. If you want to stay in the hostel, it costs €šÂ¹85000. But the rooms are spacious and have everything you need. The food is top-notch, just like home-cooked meals. The staff is friendly and helpful. They even have medical help for everyone. And sports equipment is available for hostel students too.

Admission: I really liked the college faculty. They were so supportive and helpful. The teachers knew their stuff and all the students were treated well. It was a good experience overall.

Placement: A lot of companies come to our college for hiring students. Around 60% of us found jobs right from our campus. The highest salary offered was 3.60 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 1.80 lakhs per year. On average, we got 2.40 lakhs per year. Some of the companies that came for placements were Supertech, Godrej, Lorem Figulus, DLF, and Diksha Constructions.

Campus: The campus had everything you could need - like 24/7 Wi-Fi, labs for surveying, soil, and concrete, and more for engineering students. There were medical facilities, sports grounds for cricket, football, volleyball, and even indoor games like table tennis. The canteen and hostel mess served up healthy food and snacks. Boys and girls had separate hostel rooms with all the facilities. And there was even a special bus for Muslim students to go to the mosque for prayers. It was all there, right on campus!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The way they teach is awesome. The course content is practical and useful. What I learned here will definitely come in handy in the future. This training really prepares us for working in the industry.

Placement: The Computer Science and Engineering department gives us real-world experience and works closely with big companies like HCL. They help us build practical skills for the job market. Companies like HCL, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and others hire students from our course. The highest salary offered is 4.12LPA. About 60% of students from my batch got internships at places like HCL, TCS, and IBM.

Campus: The computer labs here are top-notch, just like TCS standards. They teach us all about front end and back end technologies. Plus, the labs are fully air-conditioned and have servers, UPS, and printers. And the best part? They've got Wi-Fi! Oh, and did I mention we have our own mess at the hostel? It's so convenient. And the best part? We have 24/7 Wi-Fi, power backup, and security. Plus, there's a cool mechanized gym for us to use. When it comes to fun, we've got it all covered. We've got games like table tennis, badminton, carrom, chess, cricket, football, and volleyball. It's a blast playing with my friends!

Admission: Some teachers in our college aren't very helpful. They hire B.Tech graduates to teach us, which is okay but not great. The courses are good because there are a lot of job opportunities in computer-related fields.

Placement: I'm in the BMGI course at Gurgaon. There are around 60 students in the CSE course. During the 4th year, lots of companies come for placements, but only 10-12 students get selected. My advice for placements is to trust in yourself and your abilities.

Campus: The college campus is nice with 3 floors. The first floor is for office stuff. Teaching and labs are on the second and third floors. We have a canteen, but the Wi-Fi is super slow. The classrooms only have fans, no AC.

Admission: The teachers here are knowledgeable, but some struggle to teach well because they lack experience. Some are great with students, while others need improvement. The engineering department is decent, but the hands-on learning is lacking. The exams are tough, with only half of the students passing.

Placement: The placements aren't great at this college. Most students end up with an average package of 3.5 LPA, which isn't very high. The highest package is 8 LPA, but that's only for MBA students. However, most students don't get placed until they finish their Masters. Companies like HCl, Redhat, and Microsoft do come for placements, but only a few students get selected. Unfortunately, none of us got internships. Overall, there's nothing really special about this college. The engineering department is affiliated with MDU, which makes it affordable. That's why many of us decided to study here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty basic, nothing too fancy. It kind of feels like being back in school. The hostel is basic but good overall, and the mess is decent. There aren't many food options though. Wi-Fi in the hostel can be a bit iffy at times. They have inverters in case of power outages. The canteen is small with limited choices. They do have basic medical facilities like first-aid kits. Sports and games are also pretty basic here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great and always ready to help. They have doubt classes every day after college. For students who need extra help, we have free classes on weekends. Passing exams is easy because our teachers explain everything in a simple way. Plus, most of them have Ph.D.s in pharmaceutical subjects.

Placement: Our college gets visits from big pharmaceutical companies. They come from places like Chandigarh, Faridabad, and Himachal Pradesh. It's cool to see all these companies stopping by to check out our school.

Campus: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and have studied at top universities like PGI Rohtak and DIPSAR Delhi. Our college in Gurugram has amazing facilities. The labs are top-notch, the rooms have AC, and we even have Wi-Fi. The library is stocked with books from different authors. The hostel is great too, serving up a variety of food daily. And there's a cool music and dance academy with two experienced coordinators. Overall, it's a solid place to study.