St Anne's Degree College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Bangalore

Placements: Placement is not good in the B.Sc. rehabilitation science, psychology, and sociology department; according to my knowledge, there is 0 placement, but other departments like B.Com. and BCA have average placement. Students from abroad join our college too; it's really a good opportunity to explore and learn a lot.

Placements: Our college invites people to explain about placements, but it doesn't recommend them to hire students. Students face difficulties to find jobs on their own, and they are unable to get them and are not ready for anything. We are going to be passed out, but we don't have any idea what to do in our future.

Placements: The Rehabilitation Science course is a great course. The combination is also very good, along with Psychology and Sociology. But the college does not arrange for placements for people from this course. The practical exposure is not that great too. You have to pay for internships even though in the beginning they said college will pay for it.

Placements: Above 60% of the students got placed, and students who don't have backlogs were allowed to attend interviews. The highest salary package offered was 2.50 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered was 2 LPA. Northern Trust, IBM, ICICI, Axis, etc., were the top recruiting companies of our course. Mainly they hire only BPO jobs rather than accounts fields. Mostly, students have to search for jobs on their own rather through college placements.

Placements: There are no placements due to the pandemic. Fewer internships are provided. Additional courses were provided based on soft skills, personality development. But there should be more activities and more internship programme as they play a vital role at the beginning of a student's career.

Placements: Above 50% of the students get placed in our course. There are many top recruiting companies for our courses. Above 70% of the students got internships from our course. There are only B.Sc rehabilitation and B.Sc computer science in our course.

Placements: There are no placements for undergraduate courses. Other courses have some companies which are visiting our college for recruitment, but they are no top-notch companies as such. I am from the rehabilitation science department, so I can't comment about recruitment and placements. Internships for rehabilitation science are amazing and top-notch in companies like the National Association of the Blind and HOPE Early Intervention Centre. It is immersive learning. You just have to be patient and obser...