Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Information Technology and Biotechnology Pune Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Pune Satara Road, Pune

Placements: The placement rate is 75%, with top offers from companies like Infosys and Apelo Consultancy. Packages range from INR 3.5 LPA to 20 LPA, with an average of INR 8 LPA. Around 70% of students secured internships with firms such as IBM, Wipro, and Biocon. Roles offered included Data Scientist, Junior Research Fellowship, and Data Analyst. The placement support is excellent.

Placements: Around 70-75% of the students who got placements from our college for a particular department. If you talk about the packages then it's a little bit hectic to explain. But the average salary package offered is around 4 LPA -5 LPA. Serum is a well-known recruiting institute.

Placements: Placements were not offered. Most students apply through teachers and mostly get opportunities at the Serum Institute. Teachers mostly communicate random opportunities via class groups on WhatsApp. Most students who got placed got 3 LPA. Most students pursue M.Sc. and M.Sc.-PhD. after the course.

Placements: About 70% to 80% of students got placement every year. The highest package after B.Sc Degree is about INR 70,000 and the lowest is INR 25,000. Most of the research Institutes are linked together and after M.Sc, we can get that opportunity to work there. About 60% of students got the internship.

Placements: You cannot expect any placements from our college if you are not one of the college's toppers, as the number of students getting placed from our college is very less. However, opportunities are available. The placement procedure is quite smooth, but internships are not available for all the students. You can refer to various sites to get an internship.

Placements: The college didn't provide placements to our department. Few students rarely get an opportunity to continue their (paid) PhD from IRSHA which is a research lab associated with Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University. Otherwise, as far as I know, placements are not offered by the college.

Placements: The college doesn't provide placements for bachelor's, in fact, there are no placements for seniors (Masters) as well. Companies don't visit the campus. The college suggests companies though, and students can apply on their own. Students opt for internships, but I am not sure if the stipend is offered or not.

Placements: Many companies from the pharmaceutical industry, food industry, etc., visit the college to conduct placements. If you are qualified in CSIR NET, many job opportunities are available. Overall, the college is good to get a job.

Placements: This institute provides you the best quality of education because they provide recommendations for applying to various fellowship and scholarship of different industrial and institutions. This institute has many tie-ups with its own department of many researcher institutes like IRSHA, BVDP and many more.

Placements: As is the case in most life science undergraduate colleges, there is no scope for placements. The next step is generally a Masters course. Since its year of opening, Rajiv Gandhi institute of IT and Biotechnology has not conducted any placement sessions at the undergraduate or postgraduate level. Summer internships have to be applied for by the student himself/herself. Since internships are not compulsory, most students opt out of it.

Placements: B.Sc. Biotechnology being a non-technical/professional course, the prospects of placements are not that great. Our college actively encouraged us to pursue further studies. No companies visited the campus for recruitment of B.Sc. students, neither in my seniors or our batch. No internships were offered by the college.

Placements: Placements are quite good here, but mostly students opt for higher studies since it is a technology-based course. Students from our college also get placed in IT companies. If students want placements only, then they should better consider other options. However, if students want to choose higher studies as an option, then they must consider choosing this college.

Placements: There are no placements offered in our department. A very few students get an opportunity to work in IRSHA (research centre of Bharat Vidyapeeth deemed university) after post-graduation. A few post-graduated students got placed last year since the placement procedure began last year.

Placements: The placements offered are quite less. Few people have got placed from the last batch. The teachers guide you well for interviews and help you in cases you need help. The salary offered is not quite high but average. The companies visit campus at times for interviews.

Placements: Our college provides placements in different companies. There is a lot of scope in different companies and even you can get a job abroad and can also start an M.Sc. Program for greater knowledge. The experience in the companies will provide you with a superior position and a greater salary.

Placements: From bioinformatics department, all my classmates have got jobs but not through campus selection. Class timing is not decided. Project teachers are not available. In my subject, there are lots of programming language but due to the worst teachers I didn't improve my skill now in my company programming is very important. Bioinformatics is very interesting subject but in Bharti vidyapeeth you cannot built yourself.