K S School of Engineering & Management Bangalore

Institutional Overview

K.S. School of Engineering and Management (KSSEM) is a private institution located in Bangalore, established in 2010. The college holds a valid NAAC ‘B++’ accreditation with a CGPA of 2.88, valid until September 2026. It operates with a strong focus on engineering disciplines while also expanding its management portfolio.

Academic Programs & Intakes

The institution offers a diverse range of programs across engineering and management. For the 2024-25 academic year, the sanctioned intake stands at 540 for Undergraduate Engineering, 18 for Postgraduate Engineering, and a significantly increased 120 for the MBA program.

Student Demographics (2024-25):

• Undergraduate Engineering: 1727 total students (1027 Male, 700 Female).
• Postgraduate Engineering: 19 total students.
• Management (MBA): 115 total students (63 Male, 52 Female).
• Doctoral Scholars: The institution supports 21 Part-Time Ph.D. scholars in engineering.

Placement Trends & Career Outcomes

The placement and training cell at KSSEM operates in tandem with its sister institution, KSIT, which provides its students with a shared pool of recruiters and industry connections.

Career Progression & Placements (Three-Year Trends)

The following tables reflect the official NIRF 2026 reported statistics across both engineering and management disciplines:

B.Tech (UG 4-Year Engineering Division)

MBA (PG 2-Year Management Division)

Across both Engineering and Management, the median package securely stands at ₹4.50 LPA, representing a steady baseline for entry-level corporate roles.

Campus Infrastructure & Facilities

KSSEM maintains extensive infrastructure to support its massive engineering and growing management disciplines.

• Engineering Financial Investment (2024-25): The engineering department invested heavily in lab equipment (₹1.35 Crores) and general capital assets (₹1.29 Crores).
• Inclusivity: Over 80% of the buildings are equipped with lifts, ramps, and specially designed toilets for handicapped students.
• Operational Expenditures: The institution spent over ₹10.26 Crores on engineering salaries and ₹2.44 Crores on academic maintenance. The management department independently allocated over ₹11 Lakhs for salaries and ₹27 Lakhs for maintenance.

Observations & Data Interpretations

• Placement Context: Both Engineering and Management programs recorded a ~34% placement rate in the latest cycle. While the placement volume requires highly proactive student efforts, the median package of ₹4.50 LPA is a reliable compensation baseline.
• Research & Innovation: The institution holds 4 granted patents and 1 published patent (2024) in engineering, alongside a few consultancy projects (₹1.69 Lakhs), indicating a growing focus on applied R&D.
• NAAC Validity & Expansion: The B++ grade (2.88 CGPA) valid till late 2026 confirms decent institutional quality. The strategic jump in MBA intake from 48 to 120 is matched by dedicated capital expenditures for management classrooms and labs.