Kelkar Education Trust's V.G.Vaze College of Arts, Science and Commerce Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Mulund East, Mumbai

Placements: I'm not certain about the placement statistics for the course, but generally, students tend to pursue a master's degree in our field. An internship is mandatory in the 5th semester. However, the college does not provide internships. Instead, students are required to find their internships, but professors are available to assist students in their search.

Placements: Kelkar Education Trust VG Vaze College Of Science Commerce And Arts provides good placements. The highest placement package so far is of 6 lakhs and the average package is 2-3 lakhs. The companies recruiting for our course are Colgate, Asian Paints. Can say the placement are okay.

Placements: The students with a percentage around 85 to 90 were placed in our batch. There was no placement cell available when we joined the college. We were told that it was in the process, but here we are, graduates now and still there is no placement cell yet. Even though there is no internship offered by the college itself,. If you want an internship in a college SRC, then you have to pay 4000 rupees and 18% tax for it. I think they should at least offer an internship if they are not giving placements.

Placements: For B.A, placements have not been available at any college. Placements are provided only after completing the masters. I didn't get any placement, or none of the companies visited the campus for interviews for B.A. I don't know about the other courses, but for B.A, there were no placements.

Placements: Unfortunately, not even a single company visited our campus to recruit the students of our batch. We had to go for walk-in drives of many companies. But, the professors were very helpful in this case. They referred the students who failed to secure a job, to companies through their contacts. Only two companies had visited the campus to offer placements to the previous batch.

Placements: There are no campus placements for the department of biotechnology. As a result students had to apply from other sources for jobs or for obtaining hands on training. Though there is a placement cell, it may be for other departments / fields. No information is given on future job opportunities.

Placements: Well, the placement was average, but in BAF course, there were the majority of girls than boys. The ratio of girls over boys is too much. I don't have much idea about the salary because I'm a student here. The placements in the college are good, and I liked the placements here.

Placements: The placements are not worth discussing. They are bad, to be honest, and in reality, a few students opt for the placement process. We had only two companies during our time, both offering the ordinary roles for the students. The average salary was about 2-2.2 LPA. There exists a placement cell, but I am not sure how helpful it is, and it gave the poor result of the entire process.

Placements: As far as placements are concerned, very few students opted to sit for the placement process. For the senior batch, approximately 20% sat for the placement process whereas, in our batch, the number dwindled to around 12%. The major reason behind this was that most students are already pursuing professional courses like CA, CFA, and CS or they opt to go for further studies. Hence, there is low participation in the placement process. The salaries offered aren't great either with the average hoveri...

Placements: Placements are not provided by the college, so there is no placement facility. Not a single company came to hire us which was a very big loss of our batch because all students struggled for a job. Even I got selected in an off-campus drive. Most of my classmates got selected in off-campus drives as well. The college should take care of placements because after the college, applying for jobs and getting selected is very difficult as most of the companies are already taking students from the campu...

Placements: No placements come to the college for the information technology course but they refer you to campus placements. So you can apply for them and then get placed. The college has a good reputation with companies. We were also not asked for any internships as it was not a part of our course.

Placements: The placements were decent enough and around 10-15 students got selected. The highest salary offered was 22,000, the lowest was 13,000 and the average was around 17,000. The roles offered were mostly from BPO and back office work. Hardly 5 students out of 500 students in BCom actually got an internship from the college.

Placements: Many recruitment opportunities were not available for our course, and I don't have an idea about other courses. There were a few recruitment opportunities, but it was not properly circulated. However, it didn't interest me. It wasn't satisfactory as expected to us.

Placements: There were no placements for our batch as well as the senior batch. Not even a single company visited the campus, so there will be no question of packages being offered to students. Internships were also not available for students, so there is no question of stipends being offered.