Krupanidhi Group of Institutions Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Sarjapur Road, Bangalore

Placements: Maybe 20% of the students would have been placed, and the rest of them opted for higher studies. The average salary offered was Rs. 20,000 per month. Top recruiting companies include Capgemini, Infosys, etc. There were no internships. Top roles include HR, marketing head, etc.

Placements: I am a student of 2015-2018 batch. Around 20% of the students got placed from our college. The highest salary package offered was 2.4 LPA, while the lowest salary package offered was 1.2 LPA. Well-known companies which visited our campus for placements were Concentrix and Capgemini. We didn't have internships but had a project. But our college didn't assist us in finding companies to do a project. However, now, placements are good.

Placements: About 10% or even a few students from our course got placed. The highest salary package offered is 7.5 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 2.5 LPA. A top recruiting company visited our campus for our course is EY for finance field. About 10% or even a few students from our course got an internship. Top roles like HR, HR executives, marketing, sales executive, BDE, account executive and taxation are offered to the students.

Placements: Placements for our batch were pretty good. All students from our batch got placed. However, we were only four students in the pharmacology department. During my tenure, few companies visited our campus for placements. Sometimes, the college sends students for internships as well as for interview with other companies.

Placements: Placements in our college are not up to the mark. We can say it average. About 30-35% of the students got placed. Companies that visited the campus for placements were not much good. Most of them aren't well organised too. We don't need an MBA degree to work there. If you are from a middle-class family and can compromise on placements, this college is recommended.

Placements: Placements for B.Pharma students are quite good with a starting salary of Rs. 10,000 per month. Since I'm a student of Pharma.D (6 years course), placements are at the average level. Most of the opportunities are for B.Pharma and M. Pharma students. Pharma.D students do get placements but not up to the mark.

Placements: I don't have much knowledge about the placements. Our course is Pharma.D. I gave it as B.Pharma above as there wasn't even an option called Pharma.D. People are getting placed in companies and hospitals through campus drive is comparatively less. Pharma.D students aren't considered the way they are supposed to be considered. Hence, people have to look for chances abroad which again requires a huge amount of money.

Placements: The placements cell is getting better year by year. Almost 60% of the students got placed during this academic year. Most of the students are getting placed in good companies. The placement cell provides students with more opportunities to get into MNCs.

Placements: Well and good but most of them are BPOs. Compared to last academic year the visit of companies for placements have been increased but most of them were recruiting for voice processing and something related to that. One or two might visit for finance jobs too.

Placements: In our batch, there were no good companies yet, and our senior batch also didn't get good placements. About 20-30% of the students were placed, that's it. The highest and the lowest salaries are Rs.17,000 and Rs,12,000 respectively, and the average salary is Rs.15,000. The companies like Concentrix and BPO related come for the placements. The role they offer is like attending the calls from foreign clients. There is a placement cell, and it's not that useful for the students.

Placements: There are a lot of placement programs here, as they train not only about the subjects but also train to attend the interview with interpersonal skills, value education etc. Usually, for the placements, 3-4 companies like Wipro, Infosys, etc., come to the college. The overall tuition fee that we pay was almost Rs. 2.5 Lakhs to complete our degree and the placement is not worth it. We can rate it 3/5.

Placements: Not so good. Only 10 people got placed from the college in my batch out of 150+ students. The placement officer was not up to the mark. But the new placement officer has been appointed recently, however, I have no idea about how is he doing now. I heard from my juniors that he is better than the old placement officer. The new placement officer has placed around 10 students in IBM.

Placements: There is placement drive but there is no any expectations on company it will some call centre work will be hire and placement drive not give less LPA no response from the team and you can't attend that drive because one side there will be class and one side there will drive.

Placements: Placements are not good enough. They just bring in students who are forward; they don't do it on their own. Placements are not confirmed for many people, and they don't help much with internships. They ask us to pay to attend placements for their own college people.

Placements: Presently I am in 2nd year so I don't have personal experience of facing interview. But what I got to know from my seniors that companies do come for placement and major companies such as Concentrix, Wipro etc. But I have no idea of the package offered by them.