Ramjas College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,North Campus

Placements: Generally, there are fewer placements in our course, and the student generally do not participate in the placement procedure. Most students opts out for Higher education at national and international universities. But there is a placement cell at the college, openly providing placement drives and internship opportunities to students across the college. Most of the companies participating in the placements are EY, Nestled, Accenture, etc. The average package offered is around 3 to 4 LPA.

Placements: The college has a separate placement cell, which coordinates and helps students during their college days. Generally, placement is offered to Math, B.Com., and Statistics students. The average package is around 5–6 LPA. College is good in terms of internship opportunities. As far as our course is concerned, only research internships are there, and for placement, you need to pursue higher studies.

Placements: Internship aren't offered by college As per NEP we are the 2nd batch so don't have idea about placement may be in future is bright in field of research and company placement I think B.Sc. life Science is best course than hons. In Zoology and botany.

Placements: In my course, you can't expect placement just after graduating in a subject like botany. But for other courses, the placement is quite good but the package is just satisfactory at about 5 lacs. Top companies like Deloitte and KPMG offer jobs at Ramjas. It is fairly good when it comes to placements.

Placements: For life sciences graduates, many internships get offered by the department but for that, you have to be active throughout the whole duration and stay in touch with the professors. They can provide you with the best opportunities and make you familiar with the programs.

Placements: Placements in my course are rare since it's a fundamentals science-related course. Most of the seniors take higher studies at various institutions and are interested in further research. Courses such as B.Com. and B.A. in economics offer great placements on par with industry standards.

Placements: Getting placed at an early degree of academia such as B.Sc doesn't carry high chance. But the college placement is active for courses: B.Com. and B.Sc. (Statistics). Internships were regularly updated and all courses were eligible for most of them. The faculty would themselves provide research opportunities for the students.

Placements: Placements differ from course to course. As in my course, the placements are up to par level. But I don't think the placements are that good. You can find better placements at other North Campus colleges. Though I don't have much knowledge about this, I guess the placements here are not that good.

Placements: I am pursuing a B.Sc. in physical Science with electronics. This is a Bachelor of Science and it is a traditional course so it's focus is more on further studies. As a result, the emphasis is on advanced education rather than immediate placement. The percentage of students placed directly through campus recruitment was very low, nearly 0%. Some student secured internships through the placement cell, often in field like HR, Sales, operations, etc.

Placements: Very few students are placed. There are no placements in my course and no companies come for my course. There are no good internships. It's hard to get scholarships. The college schedule is not working towards that. Very few people join internships, and there are no placements after graduation.

Placements: Considering the placement scenario, almost 80% of students who apply are placed. The highest package can go up to 20 LPA, with the lowest being 3 LPA. Top recruiting companies include the Big 4. Almost 80% who apply are able to land some kind of internships. There are numerous opportunities offered by the placement cell, so students can apply for various opportunities.

Placements: I don't know anyone who was placed by the placement cell in our course batch. There were internships that I personally got via the placement cell but mostly they were unrelated to the course and were from fields like marketing, business development, etc. They were also mostly startups like kalpguru, inventiva, Rainberry, etc.

Placements: Our college provides enough opportunities to students for their final placements and internships. The college has a dedicated placement cell that helps and assists students throughout their college life. Placements are good for the B.Com Statistics and Maths departments. For life science students, it is advised to pursue higher education for placements.

Placements: The placement in my college for this B.Com isn't particularly high. Most students opt for internships, but they don't get big opportunities. Most students are doing a degree side by side and are hoping for that. The placements aren't high, but since the priorities of students are something else, it's not a problem.

Placements: We have a lot of students in the B.A. PROGRAMME, and I am majoring in Philosophy, where there aren't many students. I don't have much idea about the placements. Well, I think since I am from the B.A. programme, I might have to work a little harder for internships and getting opportunities, but the college has given me such exposure to achieve that.

Placements: Unfortunately, there are no placements right after completing just life sciences. However, there are plenty of opportunities like internships in various areas (NGOs, laboratories, etc.). If you are seeking jobs immediately after graduation, don't choose this course; instead, opt for professional or technical courses.

Placements: Almost 60–70% of students get placed in life sciences with an average of 5-8 LPA packages by Noida and Gurgaon-based companies. Analytical scientists, drug discoverers, clinical researchers, nutritionists, sensory technologists, and synthetic organic chemists are among the top roles offered in this course.

Placements: There are basically no such placements in our course but the college definitely provides links for internships, which helps us build a strong CV. The people of life sciences do masters after completing their bachelors, as there is a really wide and good range of options in masters.

Placements: Students become eligible for placements in the second semester. Till now, a number of companies have come to our college for placements and 350+ students have already been placed. I got placed too. The highest package received is around 16 LPA and the average is around 5–6 LPA. Our university provides placement assistance to every student. Companies like Byju's, TCS, Wipro, Cognizant, and Accenture. Adobe, Nestled, Khadim's, Amazon, Capgemini, etc. have come for placements and many got the job t...

Placements: For placement in the Life Science course, students should pursue higher education. The college has its own placement cell, which brings companies to campus and provides placement assistance. Mostly B.Com. and B.Sc. math/stats students get placed with an average of 6-7 LPA.