Jain Deemed-to-be University, SAHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Whitefield, Bangalore

Placements: There are about 62 students in my class, and the college provides placement services for over 100 students. We start receiving job applications from the third semester onward. The placement cell is well-staffed, and they maintain separate WhatsApp groups and send applications via Gmail. They keep us informed well in advance.

Placements: I'm pursuing a BSc in Cardiac Technology, which is a high-demand course that's trending in allied healthcare. Hospitals collaborate with students and pay them a fine salary, depending on their performance.

Placements: It is rather hard to find placements after a B.Sc. course. An M.Sc. is a must to find placements, so don't hold out hope for that. However, the college will help you find internships and will give you breaks to attend them, so that is something nice about it.

Placements: 80% students placed almost everyone gets internship. You can further persue masters in clinical, neuro, councelling psychology etc. Not all students take up the placement as they they want to persue masters.. the college offers masters in clinical and neuro psychology.

Placements: Both offline and online internships are offered, but the placement is not that great for psychology students. The department faculty connected with the organization to ensure students completed there internship successfully. We have two periods of one month each for internships. There is no stipend for online internships; however, offline internships pay a minimum of 10,000. Placement is an average hospital from Bangalore and Mysore that comes and hires students. The average salary is only aroun...

Placements: We only get placements for our internship with no stipend. Total students were 71 in my batch. Roles-catch lab technician and echo technician. Main hospitals that provide good internships are KIMS, Manipal, Apollo, Master. Some of them got internships from the college side, rest applied on their own.

Placements: We are told to find internships for a month with more working hours than psychologists.

Placements: I don't know about placement since I will graduate next year only. But from what I heard, not many companies are offering to come to our campus. Let's hope I will get good placements. But for an internship, you can get one easily. Because this is a newly built college (around 3 years), there aren't many options yet. 

Placements: We are not yet aware about the placement situation here since our seniors are currently in last sem and they were the first batch in this course of this college. But we were promised recommendation letters from the previous director whenever we'll require it to apply for a job anywhere.

Placements: Our campus is new. Many of our seniors are yet to be placed. Many top hospitals in Bangalore offer internships, placements, and medical practice opportunities. Every student has to do an internship for a year.

Placements: The course is good but it is not well organised. The teachers are great. They are helpful and have personal time for us at the same time, we don't have a clear idea about internships and recruiting companies. There is no proper schedule and semester breaks. M.Sc. students get internships.

Placements: The college is new so the courses are still not running for the final year. Placements have not started but the university apparently has a placement cell. British Council and United Nations are said to have tie-ups with the college but no concrete information yet. Students take internship opportunities from personal sources and the college does not provide internships as of now.

Placements: There are internships available but not good placements for M.Sc Psychology i.e clinical. Students will be provided with internships in the 3rd semester of the course. But the rest of the courses have good placements provided.

Placements: The course is amazing. But the number of companies visiting our college is very less to offer jobs to students in our course. Internships play a very important role as it acts as a prerequisite for a job. Hence, few areas must be improved.

Placements: Senior batch placements were good. Big MNCs came for recruitment. Students with good marks in semester examination will get selected in placement procedure. Students who got selected in placements ft good packages. Internships opportunities are also provided to the students.

Placements: M.J. Infrastructure, big 4 companies, a lot of options and opportunities are available in the campus placements. It is best in class for placements, and it is guaranteed to get a place with a good package if you have a good aptitude knowledge. In campus recruitment, there are a lot of internship opportunities from semester 3 onwards.

Placements: Jain University has good placements that would help the students, who are studying at Jain University. The companies visiting the campus are of the high-level as they offer the salary of a range around Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 85,000 per month, which is the greatest thing ever in the Jain College. In our batch, 92 % of the students got the placements. Our senior batch, 86% of the students got the placements.

Placements: The placement training is conducted a year before the placements, and they teach how they attend the interview. The placement starts on last semester, and students can opt their interested fields. Minimum stipend 0 to 12,000. and there is a placement cell. Around 85 % of the students are getting placed, but for BMS programme there is less chance of getting finance kind of job.

Placements: The placements of the college were really good. Some companies like Wipro, Cisco, Flipkart, Amazon, MakeMyTrip, Myntra, Ernst & Young and KPMG came to the college and almost 90-95% students were placed. The highest package offered was 6-7 lakhs related to the finance background. The internship facility was compulsory for the first three semesters which was provided by the college itself.

Placements: Placements are okay. All the colleges under Jain University come to Jaynagar Campus and companies conduct their process. Usually, they have a talk first and then the aptitude starts, followed by GD and personal interviews. Good companies turn up. Not a bad university if you are into job hunting.