Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Rohini, Delhi

Placements: I am currently pursuing B.J.M.C. and it's my first year of graduation. We have not yet received any placement opportunities. Our first semester just ended a few days ago. There are no placement opportunities available during the first semester. I could only secure one unpaid internship for the duration of three months through my contacts with seniors. It is not provided by the college. It was solely based on my relations with my college mates, as it was an outside company.

Placements: Our batch is the first batch of BA LLB in MAIMS as it started in 2017. There are approximately 130 students in our batch, and BBA LLB was introduced just last year. Our internship and placement cell became active in 2020. Till now, internships provided are not satisfactory as they are usually under student-run blogs or even lawyer-run blogs. Students rarely get an opportunity to apply for a good internship through our cell. Our batch is the first to sit for placements. There are no efforts from ...

Placements: There are as such no placements in BAJMC Department. The college doesn't even have a proper placement cell. Zero companies come to college to hire from the B.J.M.C. department. The placement scenarios, in short, is pretty bad. However, placements in the field are Journalism altogether is not good so the whole is not on the college.

Placements: The college has got no definite means to provide placements. The college doesn't have a placement cell. Students got placed with their own efforts and contacts, especially, Journalism department. The college didn't help them.

Placements: No placement is provided in this college for B.J.M.C. course. The college has no placement cell too. The management never takes responsibility for internships and jobs of students. If you study in this college, never expect any help from faculty and management, especially for internships and jobs.

Placements: Good companies don't come to our deserted college because they don't know about the highest and lowest packages offered by the college. There are no top recruiting companies. 20 per cent of students get internships that are unpaid, so there is no use in it.