Abeda Inamdar Senior College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Camp

Placements: I have started a business in Pune, called 'Maharashtra Hardware', and we (my dad and I) are successfully handling the business. Our college does not provide placements, but our teachers recruit the students to various companies for students' benefits according to the field they selected.

Placements: Around, 45K per month was the starting salary, and the average was around 20K per month. The percentage criteria were above 70% for the senior batch, and for us, the placements are low compared to the other colleges. At our time, 4 to 5 companies visited our college, and that was good enough for the students.

Placements: The placements are not provided in the college. As when we pass out of the college, they were providing all the business process service(BPS) interviews. As we were graduated from computer field, they didn't provide the interview in the information technology.

Placements: Here, they do not provide you with the placements at all. Although a job fare is conducted every year for the students and any qualified student can participate in that. No placements is a sure turn off about this college. You ll have to go elsewhere to search for job after your Bachelors.

Placements: The placements in the year 2014 were not that good. Maybe the placements have improved now. 20% of students got placed while the remaining went for higher studies. The highest salary was 18000 per month and the lowest salary was 14000 per month. Companies like Pepsi, Tata Motors, Wipro etc. visited. Roles offered were f business sales executive and HR depending on the qualification. 10% of students got the internship and the minimum stipend was 8000.

Placements: Placements are really bad in this college. There were hardly 1 or 2 companies who visited for campus recruitments. I remember when I was in my final year of graduation, only 1 company came for the campus recruitment i.e. WNS. There was no internship for B.Com students. The internship was only for BBA and MBA students.

Classes were conducted regularly, student’s motivation program were held often, the co-curriculum activities were conducted to boost the morale of student, and the campus is very huge and safe. The faculty was good and the best was most knowledgeable finance lecturer Mrs Wafiya. I have not seen such a brilliant teacher, her teaching skills were so good that ever student use to understand. She was strict enough for the students to compulsory attend her class. The presentation, projects were done ...

Placements: Students who took Commerce in their 12th standard were mostly in our class. The students must have scored 50-60 percent. The class limit was also high. Students scoring high percentiles in their exams are most likely to get internships or placements.

Placements: 87 percent of students were placed in my course. The highest package offered was 10k, and the lowest was around 3 to 4k. 35 percent of students continue their studies in the same course and are not taking on any jobs around the same time. There were fee-based internship opportunities available.

Placements: Around 30-40% of students got placed in this course. Our college conducts a placement drive in which many recognised companies visit for interviews. Top recruiting companies are Wipro, Infosys, IBM, etc. The average salary package offered was 3.4 LPA. Top roles offered are developer, cloud engineer, software tester, data analyst, etc.

Placements: Most of the students from our batch got placed in different companies. There is no need to worry about placements as premium companies like TCS, Accenture, WNS, etc., visit here for recruitment. Placements also depend on your qualifications and skills.

Placements: I am a student here, and I got 64% in 12th. Later I left college for some financial problems, but this college is very good. The principle is very strict but kind.

Placements: There is no job placement for students. The college doesn't even try to even place its scholar students. The college needs to improve a lot in this area.

Placements: College has placement committee comprising of the placement officer, the trainer, the faculty members and the student coordinator. This committee is the prime force responsible for all activities of the training and placement cell, providing opportunity of jobs in reputated organisation to eligible students.