School of Aeronautics, Neemrana Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Neemrana

Placements: I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's in aeronautical engineering. You have to approach the companies on your own, as the college provides very few internships and jobs.

Placements: About 30% to 35% of students get placed. The highest salary package is 3.6 LPA. The top recruiting company is Hitech Solutions. The top role offered is analyst. Students have to work hard to get placed in companies and have to find internships at HAL, Air India, and drone industries.

Placements: About 50 percent of students were placed last year. The highest package was 4 lacs per annum offered to some students who were good in academics. And due to the lockdown situation, some were given the package of Rs 96k per annum. Air India provided internships to A.M.E. students. Air India, Rolls Royce, and Indigo were some of the companies that came for offering the jobs. A.M.E. students had more scope of placement.

Placements: I was in the AME batch-14 and passed out in 2018 from this college. All students did not get placed by the college. My percentage was 88%, and I got placed in a small company from the college campus selection. During my passing out time, the average salary offered was Rs. 10,000 to 30,000 per month. The top recruiting company was SpiceJet. The top role offered in our course was aircraft maintenance technician.

Placements: Campus placements are provided. Some industries like Dhillon Aviation visit our college for placements. They provide MRO in the government organisation like Air India. The college is quite expensive but provides practical knowledge, especially in the mechanical field. Live experiments can be done because there are 2 air crafts in the college.

Placements: The management is good and the college provides various kind of development apart from academics, they have good tie-ups with the best of companies in engineering field and a person with good marks will not find it difficult to progress in a good company.

Placements: 10 out of 50 were placed by college. The college has to go to companies to get the jobs and the director over there is very selfish and money minded always want to snatch cash from you and it is not RTU affiliated, this college is BTU affiliated. We have to make efforts from our side only.

Placements: In our batch of five students, everybody did an internship. A student got placed in the last year.

Placements: This college is one of the finest aviation college in India. Most of the students were placed in many international companies. This college provides 2 courses 1)B.Tech in aeronautical engineering and 2) aircraft maintenance engineering, both courses are really good for the future.

Placements: Placements of our senior are not taken seriously. Some students, by their skill, get employment. They give interviews on their own, and few also got a salary package of 5 LPA. Some students got a salary of Rs. 50,000 per month. Few consultancy and manpower solutions are visiting here. Internships are quite good. The placement cell is not efficient and not well useful.

Placements: The placement here is completely irrelevant as we can get job anywhere by working or studying atleast 2 years of course but the pay you get on your placement is very less and not worth doing the course here. The recent batches from here who got jobs were't from the placement but from their own, from GATE etc.

Placements: Placements are good here, and most of the companies visit here to offer jobs. The most important thing is they focus not only on marks but also on the real development of students for their better future. For seniors, the placements can be rated with 8 stars out of 10 stars. The salary packages they got are also awesome. The lowest salary offered after completing this course is Rs. 40,000 per month, which is not less for students after B.Tech.