St. Xavier's College, Jaipur Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Placement is not so good at the college; students have to find placement on there own. Hardly 3–4 placement opportunities will be provided by the college throughout the year. So there is no sense of being dependent on college for placements; even internships are hard to get.

Placements: There are no good jobs for a Master of English unless we need to become content writers or customer support executives. The college mostly offered internships for content-developed posts. Our salaries range from 20,000 to 30,000. Wisflux Tech Labs, Byju's Tech Industry Solutions, and Airtel are our hiring partners. But one good thing is that we can start our own business, like blogging, contact writing, or freelancing for content writers/blog writers.

Placements: The college provides internships. There are very less placements for M.A. economics students. Most of the students have started preparing for government jobs while 3 students got selected for internship at Indian Government Finance Ministry. 1 student in the college got United Nation’s Internship for Research. Jobs are very less in private sectors, no one gets placed by the college. The packages depend up on many characteristics, but the average package offered is 3.5 LPA.

Placements: Only a few students got placed in our college. Our college has a placement cell. The salary packages are not much attractive. Our college provides many internships.

Placements: Our college does not provide placements. Our college conducts internship programs through which students can develop themselves.

Placements: It's a very good college for studies, but placements are not up to par. If you are looking for a placement, it's not for you. Try to participate in most activities.

Placements: I am a final year student pursuing BCA I would say that, if you study in this college, you can expect decent companies that come for placements. Usually companies like Appcino, TCS, and some others, recruit students for fresher roles, or you can apply for other roles if you're more experienced. You can expect decent package of 2.5 LPA- 3.5lpa, you can get a higher package if you got great IT skills.

Placements: The top recruiting companies are HP, Dell, Tata, Amazon, etc. Students have to earn 90% and above to qualify for top companies and there are no criteria for percentage.

Placements: Placements are not provided by the side of college as political science is not a practical based subject but teachers ensure that proper guidance is given to students to apply for jobs in international organisations, think tanks, etc. As well as for competitive exams.

Placements: In our college, no placement companies come for the B.Com students so I can't give u the perfect figure. But there are lots of companies coming for the BBA students and there are lots of students who get very good placements. A seminar is held every year for the placement.

Placements: Our college provides placements of 60%, but there are no direct placements from our college because of its an undergraduate college and an undergraduate course. So companies don't provide direct placements. Internships are also not provided by the college, and we have to find it.

Placements: Almost 60% of the placements are provided by the college, but no companies directly visit for placements from college. Internships are not provided by the college, and we have to find an internship outside the college. There are no placements from college for our course, and it only gives basic knowledge for business-related services.

Placements: Our college does not provide any campus recruitment facility. But it provides summer internship facilities which belong to top companies like Oyo Homes, Zomato, etc. Even students are offered a stipend of Rs. 10,000 per month during their internships.

Placements: Placements are quite good. Rate of placements is increasing every consecutive year. There is a cell known as placement and training cell. This cell helps students with their career. They guide and train students so that they can perform good during their placements.

Placements: Around 75% of the students get placed from our college. They organise workshops to help students get placed. There are no internship programmes as such for the B.Com course. The average salary package offered for the students of the B.Com course was 3.5- 4 LPA. However, placements for the B.Com students in this college are much better when compared to many other colleges in the city. Mostly banking firms like ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank visit the campus for placements.

Placements: Placements were quite average. We were offered many internships during the course. If you are looking for placements after graduation, this is definitely not the right college for you. I don't know about other courses, but the placements for B.A. honours in economics were average.

Placements: The placement cell of our college is good. Students from B.Com as well as BCA got internships from the college, but they had to work hard. Sometimes, students had to go out for pool campus placements. Overall, the placements and salary packages offered are low.

Placements: No placement opportunity is provided on the campus. You can go for other placement programs. I and most of the students of our batch were placed through off-campus placements only. Even our seniors applied for jobs outside the campus after their graduation. I got placed in a company after the course but not through any placement process as our college doesn't conduct any of the placement drives.

Placements: Usually, students don't get placements from this college. Our college provides opportunities for students to get internships, but only one to two toppers grabbed it. So, there are no placements, and another reason for having zero placements is that no technical courses are provided in this college. The college offers only courses like bachelor's degree in commerce, English, management, etc. So this is one of the major reasons no one got placed after and during B.Com.

Placements: There are no in-house placements provided in the college, but there are no internships provided. There is a placement cell in the college. Proper guidance is provided to students who want to find a job, and the teachers are good enough to guide and help the students to find a good job.