KCC - College Christian Kodaikanal Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: When it comes to placements, we were lucky to have the best deals of the corporate entity. We got the best position in the field with a starting salary package of 2.30 LPA. Roles offered were of a junior associate. Nearly 80% of the students got placements.

Placements: Placements are not given much importance here. But they provide us with the confidence to face any type of interviews and selection process. The college is very keen on our internships. The extra courses they offer are what makes us stand out in the crowd. They provide valuable knowledge.

Placements: Only a few companies visited our college to offer placements, and maybe, one or two students got placed. Even though they were selected by the companies, I think none of them was ready to take up the job. The college doesn't have a placement cell, nor the college supported us for placements.

Placements: The college didn't offer any placement opportunities for the students of our course, at least when I was there at the campus. But our college offers placement opportunities for the students of other courses. Even I had the chance to attend an interview that was conducted for the students of other courses. It's been a year since I passed out from the campus, and I guess the college has started providing placements for the students of our course too. But it is mandatory for the students to do int...

Placements: The college doesn't provide placements, and there is no placement committee. Sometimes, the management brings one or two companies to the campus, but that is not much effective. The college doesn't help students in choosing companies for internships. Students have to choose their interested company to complete their one-month internship.

Placements: All students had the opportunity to take a paid placements year in the industry before the final year. Placements were full-time jobs and were available in a wide variety of sectors including private, public, and non-profit. Over 90% of the employers were willing to pay between 3.12 LPA to 3.26 LPA.