BVIMIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The course content was good. I liked that it covered important topics that are useful. It included AKK specialization which was interesting. The staff was helpful and friendly. The teachers were really knowledgeable and knew their stuff well.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college were really disappointing. We didn't have anyone helping us with placements. The salary packages were just okay, even lower for graduates and post-graduates. None of the top companies came to hire bachelor's students because our college wasn't on their radar.

Campus: The infrastructure wasn't great, and no Wi-Fi was available. The labs were good, classrooms were okay, and the library had plenty of books. The canteen had really bad food, so bringing your own lunch was better. Medical facilities were lacking, and there was only one small common area which belonged to MMC.

Admission: At first, everything seemed okay, but later on, I realized that their English communication skills are lacking. Their computer knowledge is outdated, just like the college systems. The exams aren't too difficult, but you need to study hard because the KTs can be as harmful as a slow-killing disease.

Placement: During my time in the Computer Science program, they asked us for about Rs2000 to sign up for campus placements, which seemed odd. Unfortunately, not a single company visited the college while I was there, and the college didn't really help with job opportunities either.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really bad. When you walk in, you can smell pee in the hallways from the washrooms. The classrooms are dirty, benches are dusty, and there's pigeon poop everywhere. The computers are old with only 4GB RAM, and the AC doesn't work in the labs. It's not a pleasant environment to study in.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff but can come off as a bit too full of themselves. Sometimes they focus more on putting students down than actually teaching. The course content could use some improvement. It doesn't really get you ready for real-world work. It would be great if they focused more on practical skills. The semester exams are okay, not too hard. They're set by the university, not the teachers.

Placement: Most students got placed on our campus, which was great. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. Big companies like Asian Paints, Saint Gobain, and BNP Paribas came for placements. Almost everyone got a job in companies that came to hire us. The main roles offered were in software, data, and UI design.

Campus: The campus has separate buildings for MCA and BCA. Wi-Fi is there, but it's super slow. The classrooms are nice and updated. The canteen could use more food options. Sports-wise, not much going on. Indoor games are on the 4th floor, though.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college really know their stuff. They explain things well and teach us both theory and practical skills using the latest tech. The semester exams are challenging, so it's important to practice and review regularly. Plus, the teachers give us assignments and tutorials to help us learn even more.

Placement: The MCA course here is great for placements. They help a lot with guidance, seminars, and skill-building activities. The highest package is around 9.5 LPA, average is 8 LPA, and lowest is 3.5 LPA. Asian Paints, CarWale, and Saint-Gobain are some of the top companies that hire from here.

Campus: The labs have good equipment and the classrooms are airy. The library has a lot of study materials. The canteen serves clean food. We have sports and games as extracurricular activities, and we celebrate sports days with both indoor and outdoor games.