J.V. Jain College, Saharanpur Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Companies don't come for placements as we are in our second year. We will get the opportunity in the third year.

Placements: Job placements are negligible here. Sometimes you get a job, and sometimes not. We cannot expect a direct job unless any job consultancy company takes our data and call us. For job purposes, I never recommend it to anyone. Only if you are doing any private professional courses like CA or you are a businessman, then it is good for you.

Placements: Only 40% of the students got placements, and the salary package offered is just 2 LPA. Companies which usually visit our college are nearby companies. Students do not get any internship opportunities as they are well informed and need to find placements on their own. They have to find placement opportunities on their own from the third year.

Placements: The College has its reputation in the NR Uttar Pradesh because the college graduates are successful in their respected fields, where they work. The placements are not as wide as in the private colleges because this college provides the self-financed courses.

Placements: The placement is not good, and no student was placed in my batch. There is no internship available for students. The placement cell is of no use, and they don't provide good placement. I had a very bad experience, as the teachers were not as per the standards.

Placements: You cannot think about placements after BCom in a government-aided college affiliated to CCS University. There are nil placements for the pass outs. You should not go for admission if you are looking for a placement. You can go for Delhi University if you want a placement.

Placements: The college faculty does not have a dedicated placement process. It is a semi-government college that primarily offers a standard degree. As a result, there are no direct placements through the college into any companies.

Placements: The percentage was very low. This was a bad point. There is nothing about the package, so how can I tell you? CA jobs are the only option in our course, which is also a bad thing. No one got an internship in my class. This was a bad thing to think about. In the end, everything is good.

Placements: The number of student were placed in my course approximately 50%. The lowest package offered in my course is Rs 80,000. The lowest package offered in my course is Rs 50,000 whereas, the average package offered in my course is Rs 30,000 to 40,000. 20% of student got internship from my course.

Placements: Almost 50% of the students got placed in our course. Respective courses varied as per the stream requirements of the students. I have no idea about placements. There were different courses for students as per their interest which helped us to choose our future field by ourselves.

Placements: There are so many students here for the course. The placement is the best if you are a good student and also their fees is okay. The highest and the lowest package is 200000 and 50000 respectively.

Placements: Around 45% of the students got placed in our batch. The highest salary offered was Rs. 35,000 per month and the lowest salary offered was Rs. 15,000 per month. Some companies that visited the campus were Mahendra, Patanjali, Micromax, Honda, Jai Prakash group of Companies Lava and many more.