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

Placements: I did not opt for placements, but an average number of our batchmates got placed. Top recruiting companies were D.E. Shaw, TCS, etc.

Placements: Hardly students can see our B.Sc i.e PCM, and friends are placed in any placements of companies that come to our college. Companies and industries do come to our college for placements, but they prefer students from different courses other than PCM B.Sc. but I have seen our batchmates doing some internships programs also.

Placements: The college has a placement cell, but the number of opportunities is less. For internships, the students are added to groups and informed about internships. Most of the internships offered were for business development etc. A few MNCs also offered internships.

Placements: There is a placement cell in the college which is supervised by our PRO. There have been quite a few companies coming for placements. There are internship opportunities for Arts and Commerce students but not as many for the Science students. Same goes with the placements as well.

Placements: There were no placements for undergraduates, but almost all the students go for further studies. Only one student opted a job after graduation. Similarly, there were no internship programs for the students. The large size of the college makes such activities slightly challenging.

St. Joseph's arts and science college is one of the top colleges in Bangalore. The college is best in the means of campus life and the students. It also polishes the students to handle pressure and criticism. Every student faces challenging activities right from the exams to extra-curricular activities. Campus recruitment was not provided for BVC (Bachelor of Visual Communication) whereas other courses had campus recruitment. The college premises always has some or the other activities taking pl...

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: SJC is an arts' college, but before it was a science or commerce college. Our college just started the BBA programme recently in the previous year, so I am not so sure about commerce placements, but when it comes to arts placements are pretty successful.

Placements: Hardly 5% of students in our course got placed. Our college did not provide placements in 2016, but most of us are interested in them. The highest salary offered was Rs. 50,000 per month and the lowest salary offered was Rs. 35,000 per month. The average salary offered was Rs. 15,000 per month. Companies like SAP and Google visited our campus for placements. Roles like IT administration and Server engineers are offered to the students. The highest salary offered in our course was Rs. 50,000 per ...

Placements: A few students from the non-professional courses did get placed in the IT sector. But their package wasn't as high as what it would have been if it was a professional course. Very few students opt for placements. Students did pursue internships outside college. Many of them did well in them. Some of them even went to Disney Land.