Dream Institute of Technology Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Thakurpukur, Kolkata

Placements: 10% of students have placements available. The remaining 90% either pursue other corporate jobs or higher studies like M.Tech or MBA. The college is not well-known, and there’s little enjoyment with only seminars and other activities, which seem like a waste of time.

Placements: Placements in the college were not that good. Most of the students from my batch got jobs from the online aptitude tests. Even most of our seniors got their jobs through off-campus. Training was given to students from the institutes which are recommended by our college, but stipends were not offered to that trained students.

Placements: The placement system is not that good but not bad too. As it is a private college, no renowned company usually comes to our college for placement purposes. But there are some IT companies which came to our college for last few years. I personally got a job from my institution in an IT company but the company is not good. It is my personal opinion.

Placements: The placements of the institute were below average in our batch. Only initial rounds of placements happened which enabled nearly 20% of the students in our batch to get placed. Some of the companies which visited our campus were: Armia Systems Inc, Hexaware Technologies, Amazon (support role), etc. The average salary offered was 2.5 LPA, the minimum salary being 1.9 LPA and the highest being 2.75 LPA. Roles offered to students: customer executive, systems engineers, junior engineer Training w...

Placements: The percent of students placed in my course was good. The highest salary was 50000 and the lowest salary was around 20000. The top companies were TCS, Infosys technologies and cognizant technology. The top roles were computer engineers and electronic engineers in the college. There were approximately 60 percent of students who got placement in various fields.