Shivaji College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Raja Garden

Placements: We weren't offered any placements, though, but our placement cell is pretty active. They invite some good companies to the campus, and if you are good at your academics and apparently lucky, you might land up getting a good job. The placement cell regularly keeps you updated.

Placements: There is a placement cell in the college which provides placement. The average starting salary was Rs.1,80,000 p. a. and for other profiles it ranged from Rs. 2,00,000 to Rs. 3,00,000 p. a. The roles offered were in sales, operation, accounts, voice.

Placements: The placement drives conducted in the college were really better than the previous years. Placements for 2016 and 2017 were a good turnout. Companies like EY Concentrix, HCL, visited the campus for placements. They offered jobs roles like accountancy, merger and acquisition, HR, client servicing, etc.

Placements: Placements are moderate, neither too hyped nor too low. Students after completing their graduation. Can get better jobs to start off their career from this college. Many big companies come here to hire the best cream of the college. Average students too get something from here. Overall score of placement is 7/10.

Placements: Placements in our college are average. Few companies visit the college for placements. Pharmaceutical companies like Indiabulls Pharmaceuticals and few more visit the campus and offer a salary package of around 2-3 LPA which is good for B.Sc. students. Students from our batch are not interested in placements, but almost 3-4 students got placed.

Placements: A placement cell is available in our college. Only two or three companies visited our college for placements. They offered roles like call centre and others which are good. But, the placement rate is not high, only 60% to 70% of the students attend the placement drives.

Placements: Shivaji College has a very active placement cell which provides internship and employment opportunities to its students regularly. Students are placed in reputed companies like PwC, Vivo Global, Naukri.com, etc. The placement cell also coordinates with the central placement cell of Delhi University.

Placements: The placement record of our college has been good. Many multinational companies have selected our alumni with very high salary packages. MNCs are impressed by our seniors, and we are trying to be better than the previously hired students. With the help of our senior teachers and fellow students, I think we can compete for all upcoming challenges.

Placements: I got placed via campus placement at RBS, but there haven't been many companies that visited. Many good companies skipped. There is majorly a profile for calling, which is absurd after doing graduation in such reputed courses. People should get more opportunities in placements.

Placements: We were offered 4-5 placement opportunities in banks and companies from the BPO industry. Our placement cell was active both in organising placement drives and informing about off-campus placement drives. Students organised many events with different speakers.

Placements: Many placement opportunities are provided for students pursuing their masters but not for the students who have completed their bachelor's degree. The highest salary offered is 4 LPA, and the lowest till now is Rs. 10,000 per month. All managerial roles are being offered to students, and it is mandatory for students to do their internships.

Placements: The placements for English honours are not good. Generally, the placement doesn't even matter as everyone after graduation goes for post-graduation. The placement provided in English honours are in BPOs or radio jockeys. The college has a placement cell, but it needs a bit improvement.

Placements: Companies like Royal Bank of Scotland, etc., visited our college for recruitment during our final semester. The salary packages offered were in between 3 LPA to 4 LPA. Especially for the students of mathematics and CS, the opportunities were great as the companies that visited our college provides good career options. Our college doesn't provide the internships to students.

Placements: The placement of shivaji college was not good. Some companies like royal bank of scotland visited our college but very few students got placed. The students did not get internships by college. There is a placement cell in college but it is not very beneficial because few students get jobs.

Placements: The placements in Shivaji College were not very good. Companies like Royal Bank of Scotland visited the college but recruited very few students. If you want to pursue PG after your graduation, then this is a good college, but if you want to get placed, then this college doesn't assure placements.

Placements: Placements in our college are not very good, but some students got placed. Companies like Royal Bank of Scotland visited our college. The packages offered by companies are 3-4 lacs per annum. The college has a placement cell, and it is very useful.

Placements: The college has a placement cell to train the students, but the placement percentage is average. Only a few students got selected. Some companies like IBM, Genpact and Royal Bank of Scotland visited our college. They offered an average package of 3-4 LPA, or maybe less than that.

Placements: The college has a placement cell. Around 5-6% of the students got placed in the campus placements with salary packages of 2-3 LPA offered by Royal Bank of Scotland and other companies or banks. Many students got internships. The placements for our senior batch and our batch were below average.

Placements: Placements in the college were good for B.Com honours, B.Com programme, and economic honours 3 years back. Today the college has completely changed and working hard for placements. There is a placement cell, and I saw my juniors getting placed in good companies like Deloitte, KPMG, ICICI, etc. with an average package of 3-4 lacs per annum.

Placements: Placements in our college are very good, and many companies came to our college placements. All the students took part in the interviews including me, and many students got placed. The maximum package offered was 7 lacs per annum, and the lowest was 4 lacs per annum.