Apeejay College of Fine Arts Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Jalandhar

Placements: I didn't apply for campus placement because I wanted to pursue further studies. However, students become eligible for placement starting in the 7th semester. Each year, 100 to 200 companies visit the campus and 95 to 99 percent of the students get placed. The highest package offered is 40 LPA, and the average package is 6-7 LPA.

Placements: Apeejay is a good college if you want to pursue design and multimedia. Basically, it's good in art. Teachers are really nice, but you need to study by yourself. In BBA, there are 120 students, and in B.Com, it's 200. It's not good in terms of internships and placements.

Placements: Around 70% of the students from the B.Com course were placed during the last placement drive. Some of the top roles offered to B.Com students included Financial Analyst, Tax Consultant, Audit Associate, Business Analyst, Marketing Executive, Accounts Executive, and Relationship Manager.

Placements: In the final semester, students are eligible for placement. Many companies have visited according to the course of the students. The average package of the company is based on the eligibility of students and starts at INR 15,000 per month, and it varies according to the course. The students getting placement have at least 55 to 60 percent. My plan is to go for a job.

Placements: Placements are excellent in our college. Our college provides very good salary packages. Our college has a tie-up with multi-skilled companies like Wipro and TCS. About 80% of students get placed every year in our college. The highest salary package offered is 19 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 2 LPA.

Placements: The college is worth your time; you will not regret being a part of Apeejay College. In our batch, 90% of students got placement. Why 90%? Because few of them went for higher studies. Companies like Galaxo, Colgate, Airtel, and Coca-Cola were part of the placement drives. The highest package was INR 15 lacs per annum, and the lowest was INR 8 lacs per annum.

Placements: Many students did not get placements from our batch. I think our college can definitely make some more improvements in their placements process because we didn't have many options to choose from. I remember we were just told about one placement in Tommy Hilfiger for the hiring in their retail stores.

Placements: The placements experience according to me is average. We have companies that offer us starting from 6k and maximum 12k. From my batch hardly a few got into internship because in our college we are not guided much about what to do and how to in an interview. So most of the students don't opt for interviews for placements.

Placements: Around 75% of the students got placements, and help was provided in every aspect. Recruitment was done out of India. I don't know the exact salary package offered to the students. However, students who did their best got a salary package according to that. Currently, they are also offering the half part of the MBA here and another in the USA.

Placements: Mostly, students opted for higher studies abroad or for masters here. Some students who don't want to study further are started their own business or joined in their family business. So I have no idea what percentage of students got placed.

Placements: Campus placements in this course did not take place. None of the companies visits here for placements, and no companies visit in Jalandhar. It is mostly restricted to metro cities only or universities only. There are many companies which recruit B.Com graduate, but none of the companies visited.

Placements: Our college has many students. Our college doesn't provide placement opportunities after completing the course. It is difficult after passing out the course.

Placements: No placements were there and some got good offered but others did their own management. There were not many companies who came and interviewed but a few were they just gave degree and you have to see for yourself after that you want to do higher studies or work.

Placements: Apeejay College of Fine Arts is a good college to study fashion designing and other arts studies. There are very less opportunities for internships and recruitment for B.Com graduates. Practical knowledge is not offered to students regarding the course.

Placements: Placements are quite low in college. The college is good for Arts students as compared to commerce students. You need to work hard to get good placement.

Placements: Students who scored about 60% got admission at this college. About 30% of the students got an internship at the college. I am from the finance course, and it gives many options like CA banking, stock exchange, teachers, financial advisors, own business, etc. Our course provides a better platform in finance and teaching, which is good for the future. Many internships are also provided to give practical exposure.

Placements: No companies came for placements in 2018. Only Tommy Hilfiger came in Rama Mandi campus with a package of around 2.5 Lacs. I don't think it would be a wise decision to choose this college for placements. I don't know about placements in other streams.