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Placements: Our college provides placements to about 20% of students. The highest salary package offered is 9 LPA. The top roles offered are full-stack developer and data analysis. Many startup companies offer placements. Overall, it is a good college.
Placements: The college placement is good; they also offered internship opportunities during the course. Also, many more activities were provided by the college. Also, professors are really helpful when you have a query as to what career you could pursue after graduation or during the graduation period.
Placements: Everything about the college was great, such as the ambience, playing turf, and college faculty, but the only thing that was not in the B.Sc.-IT field was the placement. Almost 20 to 30 companies came for placement, but none were related to IT. 0% of students were placed in the IT field through college placements.
Placements: Our college had provided good placement to students. Students of the self-finance course have the highest number of placements given. Packages of starting 3 lacs to 5 lacs were provided to students. Companies like Motilal Oswal and others are coming to our college to hire students.
Placements: Hi Alayna Ansari here, about 50% of students were placed in my Finance Market course. I think BFM had only one package, which was 38,800 for the first year, 32,200 for the second year, and 29,000 for the third year. In Mumbai, the top recruiting companies are Dream Rose consultancy, Tango placements, & also JP consultancy. I don't have an idea about what percent of students got placement, as I am an M.A. first-year student only yet. Sales, finance, and stock markets are where the TP roles are of...
Placements: I am in my third year of B.Com, and I have not yet received any placements yet. So I don't have any idea about placements. I guess they do not even offer placements for B.Com students. But now this college has become autonomous so, they offer placements to new batches.
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Raheja College does have an entrance exam for the Interior Designing courses. Students must pass an entrance test that measures their interest and aptitude in interior design. In addition to the above, candidates should also pass their Grade 12th or equal from recognised board. The standard admissio
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Answered 5 months ago
While studying at Raheja College, students reported mixed reviews about the institution. Here's what they said:
Infrastructure and Facilities:
* Poor infrastructure and facilities (Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library)
* Limited and outdated computer labs
* Small and cr
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Based on the feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary of the pros and cons:
Placement and Internship Opportunities:
* About 30-50% of students get placed, with the highest package being around INR10 Lacs and the lowest being around INR1.5 Lacs.
* Average sa
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Course Curriculum Structure for B.Com at Raheja College
Based on the reviews and feedback from students and alumni, here's an overview of how the course curriculum is structured for B.Com at Raheja College:
* Teaching Methodology: The college uses a traditional teachi
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Course Curriculum Structure for B.B.M.
The course curriculum for B.B.M. at Raheja College is structured by the University of Mumbai. Here's what the students and alumni have to say about it:
* Teaching Quality: Teachers are well-qualified, knowledgeable, and helpful,
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Is there any entrance exam for taking admission to Interior Designing courses in Raheja College?