Shri Vaishnav Institute of Technology and Science Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Indore

Placements: There were around 120 students in our batch of electrical and electronics. Around 35 companies visited the campus for placements. Around 3-4 companies offered core jobs in electronics or electrical, and the rest all were either non-technical or management related profiles or for CS and IT students. Around 60 out of 120 students of our branch got placed. The lowest salary package offered was 1.9 LPA. The highest salary package offered was 3.3 LPA. The salary offered was ranged between Rs. 12,000 ...

Placements: Placements here are average. Before it became an autonomous university, TCS used to visit here for placements, but now, they are recruiting very few students. The average salary package offered to the students was 3 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered was 2.5 LPA. Approximately 85% of the students got placed. Many companies like Byjus', TCS, Wipro and other small companies visit our campus for placements. Students those who get a salary package of more than 7 LPA are offered very good pos...

Placements: Placements were not so good. Only selective companies came for placements. Exposure was good only for people who belong from computer Science & Information technology. No core companies were called for students who belong from EC, EI, Civil, Mechanical & Electrical.

Placements: The placement of the college is not good. TCS is the mass recruiter. The company has tie-ups with other companies too, but that is just for namesake. The companies never come. There was not a single placement from EE department this year. The placement officer of the college does help in resume preparation, etc., but there is a shortage in the companies' recruiting.

Placements: There are no placements for mechanical and civil branches. Other branches can get a chance in the technology field or coding line. The college is not doing anything for the placements of core branches as they are only focusing on increasing the number of students in the college. That's not good.