Mount Carmel College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Palace Road, Bangalore

Placements: The psychology placements are really good; students get offers from big companies with a very good package, but journalism is lacking in this sphere. The faculty is very judgy, and teachers are problematic. The psychology courses offered are the best. The teachers are ready to guide the students with all the necessary information to make them successful in life. Almost all students have been recruited in my course.

Placements: Less than 10% of the students from our course got placed. There were no placements for our course specifically. We had to register in the placement cell of our college where they would send you emails regularly every time a company came to the college to provide placements. Anybody in the college could register here, and no placements were offered for our course in particular. Our college provided few compulsory summer internships.

Placements: Placements were average, and around 40% of the students were placed in our batch in highly reputed companies at good entry-level positions with good and average salary packages. Internships were an add-on, and the college supported students who were working with startups which gave a sense of involvement.

Placements: The college placements are good but it is disheartning to see that only 10 percent of the students who appear for placements get placed. Similarly once a student is placed in one company she is not welcomed to sit for another company. Therefore the students are denied choices.

Placements: Maybe approximate students placed was only 20. And the highest package was 8.5 lakhs and the lowest was 2 lakhs. I think very few got into internship. Placement cell is good, they help a lot of students to face the consequences. A lot of companies are too good but they choose only professional B.Com students.

Placements: All good opportunities were provided to the students but not for many students. Fewer companies visited our campus compared to previous years. The college provides great pre-placement training. Companies like Wipro, Ernst & Young and TCS were providing opportunities. The lowest stipend offered was Rs. 10,000 per month and the maximum stipend offered was Rs. 30,000 per month. There is a placement cell which is well-coordinated and is very effective in all the placement-related activities. They ar...

Placements: The placements for the commerce department were good, with good packages. There were barely any placements for art students. Psychology and Journalism students had no scope to get placed as no organizations visit for recruitment. The same applies to the science department as well.

Placements: The placement cell worked well and was very helpful. Companies visited our college and offered roles like audit reporter, financial analyst, assistant HR, etc. More than half of the percentage of students got placed through campus at good companies with good salary packages.