BSP Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are decent at teaching, so you can actually learn something. The course isn't super helpful, but if you work hard and pay attention, you can do well in the field. Exams are pretty straightforward, but there might be a few tricky questions here and there.

Placement: The class size is just okay, not too big. If you're looking for a great AME developer course, you might want to check out other colleges. I'd recommend not relying too much on this college. So far, I haven't heard of any seniors landing good jobs from here.

Campus: The college's facilities aren't as good as they say on the website. There's no library, gaming room, or stuff like that. The food in the hostel is just okay, and there's not enough of it.

Admission: The faculty at our college is top-notch, they're the best! I learned so much from them and thanks to their guidance, I landed a job at Ubisoft. The discussions and teachings really helped me get placed quickly.

Placement: I loved studying game art and design here for my bachelor's degree. Most students (around 90%) found jobs after graduating. Some ended up at cool companies like Ubisoft, EA, and Sony. I landed a job as a game designer at Ubisoft, while others got roles like game programmers or testers. It was a great journey!

Campus: The facilities used to be just okay, but now they're really great. The campus and hostel are awesome. Our college took over the whole building for the hostel and campus. We've got labs, a game lounge, and air-conditioned classrooms. The hostel is super comfy too. Wi-Fi, good food, mineral water, and clean rooms make it a nice place to stay.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, qualified, and they know their stuff. Their teaching methods are great. The courses we take are practical and get us ready for the industry. Our teachers keep us motivated and prepare us for the real world. If you have any questions or doubts, you can ask anyone, and the teachers are always there to help. The principal is also really nice and always listens to students directly.

Placement: I studied B.A. Honours in Game Art and Design for game design and art. Placement depends on your skills. Salaries range from 15k to 18k at the lowest and 40k to 50k at the highest per month. Top companies like Rockstar and Ubisoft hire students for roles like game tester, game designer, and 3D artist. The highest salary for freshers is around 5 lakh and the lowest is 2 lakh. I did my internship at Rockstar Games and Ubisoft. Your percentage depends on how skilled you are in game art and design.

Campus: The facilities at this college are awesome, just like a top gaming college in India. The classrooms and labs are really good with air conditioning, lifts, and other cool stuff. We learn a lot about the gaming industry and what it needs. The teachers are experienced and have been in gaming for 12 to 15 years. They keep us motivated and help us with our careers. The hostel is nice, with good food and service, and it even has a lift.

Admission: The teachers at the college are really good. Exams are pretty easy, so passing is a breeze. The pass rate is high at 92%, and the courses get you ready for working in the industry.

Placement: The college has a high placement rate of 90%. The highest salary offered was Rs 35 lakhs per year, and the average was Rs 4 lakhs per year. Also, 82% of students got internships in cool companies like Techni Colr and Gameroz.

Campus: The hostel they offer is located outside of the rooms, which isn't very convenient. It's not too flexible, but you can manage if you're okay with it. It's better to stay in a separate room or a PG hostel, as they are pricier but offer better facilities. The food is just average.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. Some are great, while others are just okay. The math teacher is especially good and knows their stuff.

Placement: Only 60% of us got jobs after graduation. The average pay was around 4 LPA. Companies like Purple Talk, Gameshastra, and EA Games came for recruitment. Some students also got internships, especially if they knew C++.

Campus: The facilities here don't match the fees we pay. Hostel isn't great, food's not clean. We always ordered from Swiggy. They switch hostels every year. No sports facilities. No canteen, so we ate outside a lot.

Admission: The teachers for regular classes are different from the ones for gaming classes. The gaming teachers are actually from companies and they teach us. They are really good and you can ask them anything. They help us a lot with making games and if they like what you do, they might offer you a job.

Placement: Companies like Ubisoft, EA Sports, Sony, and Google come for internships. You can earn around 30,000 to 35,000 during internships and 90,000 to 95,000 after getting a job. The salary depends on your skills and the company you work for. After finishing your second year, you can create games and showcase them to different companies. You also have the opportunity to present your game at a game development conference where you might even win! Winning can lead to job offers from many companies.

Campus: The college has a classroom and lab for each batch. The campus has Wi-Fi and all rooms are air-conditioned. The hostel is there too, but the food isn't great. The rooms are spacious, with 4 people in each. The college is on one floor only.

Admission: Studying every day and following a schedule makes exams easy to pass. There are two types of exams: internal and external, based on your course. We get assignments every 3 weeks.

Placement: I really like how this college prepares students for jobs in the gaming industry. They offer roles like game developer, game level designer, and game artist. There are also courses on virtual reality, augmented reality, web development, game programming, and game testing. Plus, they encourage freelancing, which is cool. It's great that they cover a variety of areas to help us get ready for the real world.

Campus: The hostel here has a nice setup and I'm happy with what they offer. The Wi-Fi is fast at 100 Mbps. The food is okay, they serve non-veg twice a week. It's easy to walk from the hostel to the college.