Rosary College of Commerce and Arts Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Goa - Other

Placements: Total number of students in our course for the 2024-25 batch is 90, which is the second year. Around 30% of students secured internships in companies such as Cipla, resorts like Taj, etc. Our course is 4 years with guaranteed placements, honors, and degrees.

Placements: Interested students can attend interviews. Companies mostly prefer IT vocational and science background students.

Placements: The total strength of the class is around 60 students. Campus placements occur. The recruitment cell from our college informs us about the opportunities for TY students who are looking for a job. Very few students get an internship during the campus placement, or else we have to apply on our own.

Placements: No placements, that will happen during the final year. But a lot of companies and hotels like digisol, Hyatt, Reliance come to our college for campus interviews and a lot of students get recruitment through that. My batch consists of 50 students as of this year.

Placements: Placements in our college are good, but not that good as compared to outside Goa. There is a placement cell, and students are trained and groomed well to face interviews. The salary package that students get after their campus placements is not up to expectations. But it is okay for a college in Goa.

Placements: Placements in our college were decent enough. Since students opted to pursue higher studies, placements were comparatively lesser than other colleges around. The college offers courses in Tally and UPSC preparation. They also guide you on how to attend the interviews and how to make a resume, etc. Overall, choose this college if you are sure of pursuing higher studies.

Placements: Approximately 57% of the students got placements in companies like Club Mahindra, Indigo, and Air Asia etc. The starting salary was Rs. 15,000 per month, and the students were offered roles like a receptionist, ground force, and cabin crew etc. I don't know about the percentage of students who got their internships.

Placements: Our previous batch had decent placements in good companies for submissions. Many big companies like HCl and Lenovo visited for the placements. A lot of students got recruited during the campus interviews and also received promising jobs.

Placements: Around 40% of students were placed in our course. This course was of 3 years, and students were not offered by any companies. Around 30% of students got internships from our course. I was offered the same role as other students were offered, and everything was equal to every student.