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

Placements: I did a degree in a triple major (EJP). In terms of my core subjects there was only about one or two jobs available from the placements office. There were about two or three companies that allowed B.A. Students to sit for placements for their company like McKinsey and Company and Griddle but these jobs had no relation to my subjects. Since this was the first batch of the commerce B.Com to graduate the placements were not as many as colleges like SJCC because most companies think this is only an ...

Placements: Few companies like Google, Dell, Infosys etc., were seen. The campus placement in this college is not that good as the subjects thought are not mostly meant for that purpose and are meant for further studies. Only a few get selected and also are paid less comparatively.

Placements: We had good companies coming to our college. Our branch was related to electronics so it was good. Since our batch is related to hardware, our opportunities were less, but whichever companies came, they were good. We even had certificate courses related to our placement, so that we could get placed in a good company. They used to train us like how to talk and how to attend an interview etc.

Placements: The placement has been good in St.Josephs College of Arts and Science. Many multinational companies and many other private companies come here for interviews. About60% of the students got the internship from the college. There are no specific rules, but students should dress decent, and ID card is compulsory. Since I am a fresher, I don't know much about placements.

Placements: The placements were good for computer science students, but EMS couldn't get a placement related to its field. I feel that not enough importance was given to EMS for the placement. But our senior batch got placed in the good companies like E&Y. I feel that it is better to complete your masters and then work.

Placements: Placements are not guaranteed as big shot companies just take the cream. If there is a class of 60 people around 20 will be placed. Highest for a BCA graduate was 21Lakh per annum and the lowest was 18000 per month. Facebook, infosys, Wipro, etc. No internship from our college.

Placements: The companies that comes for campus recruitment, mainly come to hire computer students and the profile they offer is of an analyst. Only Asian Paints came for a sales profile and offered rupees 6 lakhs per annum which is the highest for that year. The average placements for St. Joseph's is generally around 3.2 lakhs per annum. Lowest amount was offered by Tech Mahindra and that was 1.8 per lakhs annum. There are good companies like EY, Asian Paints, Thomson Reuters, Wipro, TCS, Infosys and Tech ...

The students grow up to be approachable, supportive and accepting of others. Josephites tend to be great leaders and positive toward life. There are a number of associations that you can be a part of, which are open to all. The Visual Communication course is designed to give you a brief overview of filmmaking, graphic design, journalism, photography, screenplay writing, etc. You will be surprised at how many of them overlap with those of institutions abroad and in India. A huge drawback is that ...

Placements: The placement are good but there is no list of the top tier companies like Goldman Sachs, J P Morgan, etc. Hence preferred to self job hunt than giving all the hope on the placements. There is also partiality to shift 3 and shift 1 which might effect the students.

Placements: Nowbthis pass out year almost many got placed for the some who didn't get placed thy recommended some interview to attend.... Top recruitment - IBM,Wipro, Amazon ,Google etc I have no idea about internship but 1 year period of internship was provided

Placements: As a student of St. Joseph's pursuing Journalism and Sociology, I'd say the placement scenario is quite promising, though it varies by individual performance and networking. About 70-80% of students in Journalism secure internships, while Sociology internships tend to be fewer. The highest package range around 6-7 LPA, with the lowest being 2-3 LPA, and an average of 3.5-4 LPA. Top recruiting companies include media houses like Times of India, The Hindu, and non-profit like CRY and Teach for Ind...

Placements: More than 50% of students get placed in our batch. The lowest salary package offered was 3 LPA and the highest salary package was 5 LPA. Top recruiting companies are JP Morgan, EY, Dell, Monster, HDFC, IDBI, and HP.

Placements: Around 20% of students got placed in this course. Few students opted for higher studies. The highest salary package offered was 3.5 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Deloitte and Accenture. Almost 60% of students got internships in this course. The top roles offered are data analyst and data scientist.

Placements: Our college does not provide good placements. Only two students are placed. The salary offered is Rs. 25,000 per month. Top recruiting companies like TCS, etc., visit our campus. The top roles offered are data scientist and statistician.

Placements: Around 10% of the students were placed in my course, The highest package offered was Rs.15 LPA while the lowest was Rs.3 LPA. Recruiting companies are mainly the ones which are Research oriented, Around 80% of the students got internship, in companies such as BioNTech, Celldex etc. The role of a naturalist is one of the top most role offered.

Placements: The placements were very poor, companies were not formally conducting the interviews and very few companies were there to recruit us. E&Y and some other small companies recruited us. I think 45% got placed (before and after graduation). But the good part is even after passing out college will contact you for placement sometimes.