St. Xavier's College - Goa Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Mapusa

Placements: The internship programme was really helpful to students to get a clear picture of the best field in which they wanted to work. Most of them started working in the same field in which they did their internship, a few joined their family businesses, and many went for higher education.

Placements: In BBA course, there were atleast 30 students who had to go through PI round. Since we were in the COVID batch, we didn't get much exposure to everything, but earlier students got many internship opportunities in successful organisations. In my course, we used to conduct management events that boosted our confidence and taught us to manage both practical and theoretical knowledge.

Placements: 20 percent of the students were placed in my course, and the highest was 1.2 LPA rupees. there were no well known recruits out there, and I wasn't offered a placement, so I don't know much about the placements part, but studying at St. Xavier's gives you a better reputation .

Placements: Top Recruiting companies consisted of TCS, Infosys, LIC, Indigo Airlines, HDFC Bank, South Indian Bank etc. Top Roles offered in Bachelor of Commerce B.Com for freshers are Relationship Manager, Accounts Executive, HR Executive, Finance Executive, Sales Executive etc.

Placements: Almost 95% of students were passed out. Few students got internships. The top recruitment in the course was counseling. The highest percentage for students to get placed was 98, and the average percentage was 50. During the course, students visit different places of different backgrounds which were knowledgeable.

Placements: Mostly placements are average here like mostly about 2-3 companies visit here for placements. Many companies don't visit here for placements. If you are looking for good placements, then don't join here. However, off-campus placements are good, and the college has a good reputation for off-campus placements.

Placements: I am not yet pass out from this college. Universities provide placement based on students' external exams, such as the mode of MCQ. Some are given admissions based on their score, and others are left as last semester exams are not yet taken.