Hello there,

Yes, you can opt for BMS OR CMA if you hadn't studied Mathematics in your Class 12th. Mathematics is not a mandate for both the courses.

I hope you will do great.

Good Luck.

Both PES university and BMS college of engineering are highly regarded for their electronics and communication engineering (ECE) programs. Some major differences between them are:

1. Placements: PES university has a strong placement record with top companies like Amazon, cisco and JP Morgan visiting the campus. The highest package can go up to 65 LPA with an average package around 10 LPA for cse.

BMSCE also has an excellent placement record. The highest package offered is around 48 LPA and the average package is approximately 5 LPA.

2. Reputation: PES is considered one of the top engineering colleges in bangalore, particularly known for its emphasis on research and innovation.

BMSCE is one of the oldest private engineering colleges in India and has a strong alumni network, which can be beneficial for Networking and career opportunities.

hope it would help you to take your decision.

Hello aspirant,

A bachelor's degree study in business management is called the Bachelor of Management Studies, or BMS. In India, a number of management and business colleges provide BMS degrees. The BMS programme lasts for three to four years, broken down into six to eight semesters. The website or the programme brochure that the institutions have released should be used by students to review all of the information regarding BMS courses.

For complete information about bms, you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bms-bachelor-of-management-studies

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Yes, the EEE programme at BMS Bengaluru is excellent! It is well-known, its faculty is seasoned, and its emphasis is on placements. Examine the course offerings to make sure they suit your interests, and contrast them with those of other EEE institutions in Bangalore.

Greeting Student,

B.M.S is a bachelors course of mass media which is at graduation level for which you have to give entrance exam. IN M.A that is the post graduation level we m=have masters of mass media .If you have completed B.M.S and then you can take admission in Masters of mass Media which is 2 years professional course of media studies .The course is available in various colleges like under Mumbai university we have in St.Xaveries College, k.C.College, Bhavna's College and many other. You can visit official university website to get college list. If you are girl S.N.D.T is good option for you. One advise B.M.s is all about practical make sure that you do internships and attend college events.

Thank you and all the best.

Hello,

To secure a free or government quota seat in BMS College of Engineering through the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET), a rank under 1,000 is generally required for top branches like Computer Science, Electronics, or Information Science.

However, for other branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Biotechnology, a rank within 5,000 to 10,000 might suffice. The exact cutoff varies each year based on factors like seat availability, category (General, OBC, SC/ST), and competition.

Hope it helps !

Hello Aspirant

The ideal time to start preparing for the CAT exam is during your second year of BMS.

Here's why:

• Early Start, Significant Advantage: Beginning your preparation early gives you ample time to build a strong foundation in all sections.
  (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/top-5-benefits-of-early-exam-preparation/articleshow/99358087.cms#:~:text=The%20major%20advantage%20of%20starting,the%20pace%20of%20your%20preparations.)
• Consistent Practice: Regular study habits during your second year will help you maintain momentum and avoid last-minute cramming. (https://www.aakash.ac.in/blog/why-should-you-start-preparing-early-for-entrance-exams/)
  

The ideal time to start preparing for CAT is now, you will get plenty of time but concerning your course, here's a suggestion

• Second Year: Focus on building fundamentals in Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, and Logical Reasoning. Develop consistent study habits and start practicing basic questions and puzzles.

• Summer Break: Join a coaching institute (if desired) or start self-study with structured materials. Increase the intensity of your preparation and keep taking mock tests regularly.

Hope this helps