Mithibai College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Vile Parle West, Mumbai

Placements: Almost 70% of the TYBA psychology branch got placed. About 45 students got selected from the unaided batch and 45 students from the aided batch of psychology. Usually, psychologists have to do masters, and then they get good placements.

Placements: It has a wide scope, since, many "multinational companies" come in for campus interviews which is great for the students, scholarships and also internships are also offered to the students, not only academically but extra curriculars are pretty great too.

Placements: I haven't sat for any placements but have heard for B.Com students placements were good. Many well known companies had came for recruitment the highest and the lowest package is not known but average I thought might be 4-5 lacs Internships are not possible here Less students apply for jobs since its just a graduation .

Placements: 0% of the students were placed. We have no clue about the salary. No companies came. We don't know what were the top roles. We don't know what was the highest package. Nobody from the class got internship from our course in any company. We had no clue how the placement works like.

Placements: There is nothing for our course, and no placements take place for our course. Top companies visit our college, but they are mostly commerce-oriented. Since they have no placement offers for our course, I don't have any great idea regarding placements.

Placements: About 80 students got placed in our course. The highest salary offered is Rs. 50,000 per month. The lowest salary offered is Rs. 5,000 per month. JP Morgan was one of the top recruiting companies. The top role offered is an accountant. The highest salary package offered in our course is 3 LPA. The lowest salary package offered in our course is 1 LPA. About 2% of the students got internships.

Placements: It is not that great. Given the college faculty and level of education the companies could have been better. Since the start the college should train as well as educate the students for the placements. Most of the companies prefer practical knowledge than bookish knowledge, hence, they should take more initiatives for field trips.

Placements: The training and placement cell of our college is very active and dedicated. Most of the students preferred to go for masters or other professional degrees. Every year, reputed companies like JP Morgan, TCS and Deloitte visit the campus for placements.

Placements: There is a placement cell in our college. Almost 65% of the students get placed. The highest package offered is 4 LPA, and the lowest package offered is 1.5 LPA. The profiles offered are sales, business research, data entry, etc. Deloitte and JP Morgan are the companies visit the college.

Placements: Our seniors had good placements this year. Reputed companies such as L&T, Wipro, Here Maps, etc., visited the campus. The eligibility criterion of some companies is 60%, and the criterion of some companies is 55%. Firstly, the aptitude test is conducted followed by GD and PI.

Placements: The placement committee offers great support to the students by training them in resume writing, group discussion, interview, grooming etc. These sessions are quite helpful, but placements in the college are below average. The students do not opt for placement procedure as they are mainly focusing on their postgraduation. Due to which the average salary offered is also low, which is around Rs. 3 Lacs per annum. Most of the placements are offered to commerce and management students.

Placements: The placement committee in college offers various sessions to students like soft skills, presentation skills, grooming, and business etiquettes. These sessions help students to improve the chances to get placed in a good company. The college has a placement committee, which is not active to that extent because most of the students opt out of placements as they want to pursue higher education. Also, all the companies visit the campus to offer placements for commerce and management students but no...

Placements: No placement was offered for the students of our batch. Only a few students opted to work during the summer vacation. The college didn't promise us about placements from the beginning. This college does not provide any placements for the students of life sciences like biochemistry, microbiology and biotechnology.

Placements: In this college, the placement department is not active, as the majority of students don't seek placements after graduation. The major focus regarding placements is given to BMS, BFM and BBI students. B.Sc students are not offered placements according to their calibre. The placement committee provides soft skills training, interpersonal skills and business etiquettes, which are covered in 3 sessions. The average package offered was 2.5 LPA.

Placements: Masters course is not linked with any company interview or campus recruitments. So it's all about your own approach getting the next in your life after the course. However, the faculty will guide us well as per their enriched knowledge and experience, so that helps. Overall, placement & recruitment is the area in which improvement and advancement are needed.

Placements: Placements were't quite popular in the B.Com stream but they were still in existence. The placement cell of the college was reasonably active during the second and the third year. Eminent entities like EY and Deloitte made a visit. The packages offered ranged between 1.2 L - 1.8L for undergraduates. Basically internship. There was seldom any talk of placements after graduation.

Placements: The placements are very professional which includes the Big Four as well. They also conduct mock interviews before the companies come to the campus. Some are done on the same day while some companies come after a week or so for placements after presenting their job description on the PPT. Every PPT is held at Juhu Jagruti hall inside the building on 1st floor. The placement cell is headed by Amrita madam who is a bit strict.

Placements: The placements on the campus are good. The only thing is you have to register for the placements before the due date. The professor in charge of the placements is helpful. Around, 85-90% of the students get placed every year. The maximum, minimum, and average salary are 45K, 12K, and 25K respectively.

Placements: Placements are increased compared to the last year. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA and the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Big 4s and very good companies visited the college campus this year. Some of the companies even offered part-time internships for the students.

Placements: More than 50+ companies participated in the placement process and 70-80% students were placed. There are several soft skills training, mock group discussions, and mock personal interview sessions. The highest salary offered is 7 lacs, average is 3 lacs and the lowest is 1.5 lacs.