Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design And Technology Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Yelahanaka, Bangalore

Placements: Around 70% of us got places in large organisations and startups. For some placements usually happened smoothly and for the others they had to look out and pursue for months. The companies that visited during the graduation show were IMB, Microsoft and some local startups.

Placements: Placements in the college were with good and well-known companies within India coming to recruit students. There were 100% placements, and the salary packages offered varied according to the capability of the candidate. We had to apply to firms on our own as well because some of the companies did not have the work which interested us.

Placements: Our college doesn't provide placements and pushes students to find their opportunity areas. Many students got amazing offers and fulfilling experience opportunities in big companies like Bosch to a lot of startups like Vaidyuthi. They go into different sectors of branding, coding, developing, making, and designing.

Placements: Even though the college doesn't have any placement drive, everyone gets placed. The faculty helps with the placements. The college also has a graduation exhibition wherein the industry people come and hire the graduating students. This is Srishti's way of doing a placement drive.

Placements: Srishti Institute doesn't provide placements, but it does teach you to be independent and provide ample opportunities to bag one on your own. Most of the people I know from Srishti are working at good places with a good job profile. Although we do get in touch with companies, who come to our college to hire via mails, anyone interested in a particular company can apply and take it from there.

Placements: At our institute, 30–40% of the students gets placed in this course. Students were getting enough placements opportunities. The average package offered was between 3 and 5 LPA. Various educational and research enterprises visits college for placements. The top roles offered were research engineer, development engineer, design engineer, etc.

Placements: The college guarantees no placements opportunities to the students. The Srishti expo which is held every year to exhibit the final projects of the graduating students has people visiting from the industry, but opportunities aren't great. I haven't heard of people taking up those offers. The internships are compulsory at the end of the 3rd year, but those aren't great either especially in service and system design as it is something unknown to the world outside Srishti.

Placements: The placements always depend on you as its a very subjective kind of work. If you suffice the need or wants of an organisation, then it will hire you any day with a preference above any other college student. The salary offered has always been varied with the kind of work you get. A film student always tries to find the best work that one can do in it. Apart from IT, from Intel to Windows to Tata to any other firm that believes in an overall developed student comes to give jobs during our exhibi...

Placements: Srishti does not have an on-campus placement concept but every year, an exhibition of the works of graduating students is organised. I would say that less than 40% of the students got placed. The rest are still figuring out. The average salary has been between Rs. 30,000 - Rs.50,000.

Placements: Placements are not bad which are from different companies, as this is the best college to study. Companies like Google, Wipro, Amazon, and so many are there, they offer good offers to students with a good salary, i.e above 85%, the average is 70%.