Gurgaon College of Engineering Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Placements are equally horrible as in all other private colleges. You will get to sit for about 5-7 companies and only a couple of them might be a job you would be interested in. Overall I must say placement is below average. Placement coordinator is a demotivating character. Only a few faculty members will guide you honestly and genuinely.

Placements: Placements in our college were subjective. It depends on your talent. But, the number of companies that visited were less because of the dooming engineering phase. Roles were offered in automobile, electronics, electrical, voice, non-voice and testing domains. Some of the students were placed, and some students were not. So, the placements were not 100%.

Placements: Placements offered by the college were mainly for technical roles. Companies like Aon Hewitt, Clearpath Technology, and Magneti Marelli visited the campus and recruited students. Placement packages ranged between Rs. 20,000-60,000 per month depending upon the profile and the company. Placements were not 100% as there was a competition among students and not many companies visited.

Placements: At the time of admission they will tell you the big company name for placement, but in reality, a single industry is not coming for placements. They are not arranging any interviews if you got any marks it doesn't matter they don't provide you with any placements.

Placements: Two companies visit the campus to recruit students from CSE or ECE. No placements for mechanical and civil students. Fees are also too much high as compared to the service provided. In my 4th year, I didn't see any company visiting the campus for placements of mechanical and civil engineering students.

Placements: The placement rate is very bad, low or almost zero. 8-10 students got the placements out of the 50-60 available. Very few good companies arrive at the campus. Nothing was clear about the packages offered to the students. Also, the companies that visit the campus are not much known in the market. Also, the students are not aware of the roles they are offered in the companies.