BMS School of Architecture Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help. They use different methods like whiteboards, slides, and talking with us to teach. We even got to go on field trips and workshops. The class size is small, about 1 teacher for every 10 students. I wish we had more chances to see how things work in the real world, though. As architecture students, we did get to visit some sites. We follow the VTU curriculum, which sets us up well for our future careers.

Placement: None of us in my batch or the seniors got any placements from the college. They didn't arrange any placements for us. We had to find internships ourselves for two months, which was a must. The college didn't seem to care much about helping us find jobs or internships because no companies came to offer any.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, but it doesn't always work on every floor. They have studios and a computer lab for architecture students. The library has all the books we need for our classes. There's a first-aid room for medical help. They also have sports facilities. The canteen food is good, especially the Akki Rotti. It's affordable too. The hostel rooms are nice, and there's a canteen just for hostel students.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and always there to help. They teach us from books and also show us real-life stuff. Sometimes they even take us on little trips to help us understand better. They're always around to answer our questions and help us out.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after graduation, around 70-80 percent. The highest salary offered is 9 Lacs, while the lowest is 2 lakhs. Companies like Mindspace Architects and foreign firms give opportunities too. I'm a student in this college, studying this course, and this is my honest review.

Campus: The computer labs here are awesome! They've got top-notch computers that cost a lot. The library is great too, with tons of books and info. The classrooms and studios are clean, spacious, and have good desks and chairs. Love studying here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really supportive.

Placement: I can't speak on placements yet since I'm only in my first year. But I've heard asking seniors helps. The architecture program is quite different from engineering. Just wanted to add my thoughts because this website doesn't give all the info. Thanks for understanding.

Campus: The engineering block has Wi-Fi, a library, a small playground, and a badminton court. The hostel options are pretty good too. There are 2 hostels to choose from. One has bigger rooms and serves South Indian food, while the other offers North Indian food. Each hostel room has space for two people. The food at Kutira is tasty.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are super qualified. They teach the course really well, and I've learned a lot. The course is practical and prepares us for internships. It's been awesome for improving my skills.

Placement: A lot of students from our course got good jobs. The highest pay is 4 LPA, the lowest is 2 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA. The top company that hires from our college is Rits Builder. For our course, the pay is around 10 LPA, with the lowest at 3 LPA, and average at 5 LPA. Many students like doing internships in our course and often get picked by companies like Ritz Builder.

Campus: The course has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library stocked with equipment. The cafeteria serves three meals a day plus snacks, and the food is top-notch. There's also a huge sports ground perfect for playing games and sports.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They help us plan our studies well and give us real-life examples to learn from. The projects we do are practical and help us get ready for the real world.

Placement: I'm a student at this college, so I don't know the exact number of students who got jobs from our batch. But, I've talked to seniors and teachers about placements, and they said they're pretty good here. Internships are a must in the VTU board, which is great for getting job experience.

Campus: The hostel rooms for architecture students are a bit cramped. But the studios, classrooms, and other facilities are great. There's a big library, computer lab, auditorium, and a cool cafe. Our campus is green, clean, and eco-friendly. It's a nice place to study overall.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help out. They do their best to support students who are struggling. The teaching could be better, but it's not too bad. Some of the stuff we learn doesn't seem very useful, like the English assignments. Most students pass their exams, about 95% of us. The only ones who don't pass are the ones who skip a lot of classes and don't turn in their work on time.

Placement: A friend who graduated before me started their own firm and it's doing great. Some teachers here used to work at big architecture companies.

Campus: The college has computer labs and free Wi-Fi in each classroom. The library is really helpful with all the study materials. The hostel and food are great. The campus is cool with lots of trees for shade and a nice breeze. Love it here!

Admission: The professors here are all architects who still work in the field, and the assistant professors teach full-time. Each subject has at least 2 teachers, but for design, there can be up to 10. The student-to-teacher ratio in design is 1:10 at most. We get to visit sites or case studies for every subject, and there are study tours, both national and international. The course lasts for 5 years, and it's busy with lots of traveling involved.

Placement: During the internship course that lasts at least 6 months, every student has to do it. The college doesn't arrange job placements, but all the students either find a job or go for Masters after graduating. Your chances for a job or internship depend on your CV and the work you did during the course.

Campus: The architecture building has 2 blocks with a big auditorium that fits 300 people. There's an open area, lots of studios and classrooms, 3 elevators, fire exits, a library, exhibition room, canteen, counselling room, and even an indoor games area. Plus, there's a basketball court and a chill spot under the trees. The only downside is that the elevators don't work well sometimes. Also, some teachers might play favorites with certain students.