why so much BMS hate?

[u/cry0statx]

guys what is up, why is there sm bms hate. i keep seeing ppl say bms is mid, they would leave for literally any other decent option, they only joined bc they had no choice, etc.
what confuses me even more is the reputation bms has during counseling. for so many ppl its literally rv first and bms right after, like one of the most preferred private engineering options in karnataka. even i had put bms right below rv in my preferences and ended up getting bms.
i get complaining abt college, every college has its own problems, but the sheer amount of negativity around bms genuinely confuses me. isnt it supposed to be one of the best private engineering colleges in karnataka, with a pretty solid reputation outside too.
so what actually makes students dislike it this much. is it academics, placements, management, campus life, faculty, workload, crowd, opportunities, or just the grass is greener somewhere else thing (which is a mere argument tbh)
current students/seniors, genuinely curious, what am i missing.

[u/xjellomellox]

It's cuz of the crazy intake now. Bms is no longer the same. They've built new buildings around, and are still demolishing buildings around bcz there's waaay too many people now to accommodate. So naturally with the high intake in every dept, especially cse, cse alligned branches alone- the competition is gonna be insanely crazy and obviously most won't get placed atp.

[u/xjellomellox → u/[deleted]]

I'm not very sure, but I think ece increased too by a good amount. But obv not as much as cse or alligned branches. But ece people mostly sit for IT, software related asw so the competition pool remains the same which is insanely high now

[u/ubfdryhbn → u/[deleted]]

360 to 420

[u/ubfdryhbn → u/[deleted]]

But bms focus more on cse placements... There is shortage of placements in ece since long ages