St Joseph's University Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Lalbagh Rd., Bangalore

Placements: A lot of my seniors have been placed into good companies, with an average package of 4-5 LPA. Some teachers say that the highest package was 10 LPA, but no one has confirmed that.

Placements: I would say about 5% got placed, and the packages range from 4 to 6 LPA. The top recruiting companies were TCS and a startup, and TCS does come every year. 1 student got an internship. Roles offered are data analyst, business analyst, mainly analytical roles.

Placements: I don't think the placement cell does any work, at least in the undergraduate block. For undergrads, I don't think even the internship cell works. We need to really work hard to get internships by ourselves. Anyway, it's a great experience when it comes to college life.

Placements: At St Joseph University, placements are amazing. All top-notch companies like Amazon, Deloitte, Zerodha, and many more come here for campus recruitment. Almost 98% of students get placements with very good packages. So students need not worry about it.

Placements: For B.Sc., there is not much placement opportunities available, but for M.Sc. students, they have been placed at well-known industries/companies with good packages. The faculty will let us know about research internships at top institutes like IISc and others.

Placements: About 75-80% of students are placed every year. Top roles offered are microbiologists, lab technicians, research associates, and so on. Companies include Biocon, IISc, NCBS, etc. Top recruiting companies are Cipla, Sanofi, Biocon, AstraZeneca. The highest package offered is 6-8 LPA and the lowest is 2.5-3 LPA in INR.

Placements: My previous batches have got placed around 40%, and their average package was 4 lakh per annum. The highest package was 15 lakh per annum, and the lowest was 3 lakh per annum. The average package includes 3-4 lakh per annum. Top recruiting companies are Microsoft, Wipro, Deloitte, Tata, and others. Internships start from semester 1 itself, and around 60% of students have enrolled for internships, and these internships are paid. Roles offered in my course include Data Analyst, Machine Learning, D...

Placements: Placement of college is average. Students need to be prepared for it before the 5th semester. The highest salary package was around 4 LPA-5 LPA and mostly people from the commerce department get placed because of their industry visits and compulsory internships. Very few people got placed this year. One thing that needs to be improved is college should provide placement training which was not given.

Placements: Placement opportunities and salary packages offered are average from what I got to know from seniors. As I’m fresher, I do not have much idea about placements, but I’m gaining knowledge about it. I would like to provide a review again next year.

Placements: Around 80% of students get placed if they choose to register with the placement cell. The average salary package is 5 LPA, which can vary depending on individual skills and experience. Recruitment is mainly done by agencies rather than corporates, although companies like EY have also participated in recruitment.

Placements: None of the students I have known have been placed in jobs via college placements in my batch. But the mentors do support getting internships and other opportunities, so the part of not getting placed might cancel out as we are supported in other aspects.

Placements: There isn’t placement for my course, so I’m not sure, but there’s a group where they send internship or job opportunities that you can apply for. Career opportunities for my course are content writers, journalism, editors, psychologists, HR, etc. People do get internships, but they normally look on their own without help from the college.

Placements: Around 50 students are in my class, out of which around 5 of them dropped out. Our placements haven't begun yet. Around 20-25 of us have had internships in the course of 3 years. I'm not sure about others, but I interned at the Hindu. Journalism, researchers, etc. are the top roles offered.

Placements: This is my 5th semester and our placement process has already started. The top companies that have come to our college so far are Accenture, EY, and there will be more placement offers next semester with a minimum CTC of 3 LPA to a maximum of 6 LPA. So far, I feel the placements are pretty good and up to the mark.

Placements: Information about placements is not shared with us as we are in the first semester. Our seniors are getting placed in well-known firms, though. They are also getting great internship opportunities outside the college. My course opens up opportunities to work as a counselor or therapist after a master's degree.

Placements: My idea for placements is quite not precise, but I do know good companies collaborate with the college for placements, such as Biogenesis, etc. The college encourages internships and fieldwork, such as outreach, since the first semester. The college focuses on practical skillfulness rather than just theoretical learning.

Placements: The network for internship opportunities is great. Alot of people from my batch got placed in EY—more than 100 students. The highest package was 8 Lacs, and the lowest was 40000 per month. 3 people from physical sciences got internships at NCBS, ITC, and an e-learning platform. Subject Matter Expert is the top role offered.

Placements: Since this is a Bachelor of Science program, most students opt for higher education like master's and Ph.D., and the college provides training programs for this path. For students who prefer working, the food and beverage industry has been the highest recruiter. The college also guides students through various internship opportunities while studying.

Placements: The college provides top placements in various leading companies such as EY and DE Shaw, and the recruitment percentage is also high, encouraging students to develop themselves as much as possible. The top roles offered are at the managerial level.

Placements: Basically, the B.Com program at the university is an autonomous college now that is affiliated with the university, so there are many opportunities to provide placements to students. Campus placements happen every year, and there are chances to be selected as an employee from any department of the college, like Mathematics, Chemistry, and Commerce students; they will get placement opportunities through recruiting companies like Vedanta, Wipro, etc.