Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Hyderabad Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Rajendra Nagar

Placements: The institute's strong industry partnerships and alumni network facilitate access to a wide range of career opportunities across sectors. Placement support services, including career counseling, resume workshops, and mock interviews, empower students to secure rewarding positions in leading companies and consulting firms with a high placement rate and competitive salary package.

Placements: The placements were good. Many of the Public Policy and Governance students were placed with various departments of Government of Andhra Pradesh and Government of Telangana. Apart from this, there were also several NGOs where students of other streams were placed. For internships, students were allowed to find and work with the organisation of their choice. The placement cell was helpful and had a set of rules to be followed which were stated clearly to prevent confusion and give every student a...

Placements: Placements are satisfactory though not commensurate in financial terms but people who are highly motivated to work in social sector do get ample opportunities. Placement opportunities are limited because very few high paying jobs come and for B.A. there's no placements but for M.A. there are placements.

Placements: Placement was fine for my senior batch. Almost 91% of students were placed in batch 2015-17. the highest salary offered in our course was 60,000 rs. Per month and the lowest was 25,000 rs per month and average was 40,000 rs per month. A lot of companies or say organisation has visited like Raajeevika, Dr. Reddy's foundation, KSRLM, ITDA, Chhattisgarh livelihood mission, Odissa livlelihood mission, etc. Role that was offered in placement was young professional, executive officer, Manager etc. 100...

Placements: The placements for B.A. are very less, and many students prefer higher studies after the completion of their course in this college. The placement for M.A. courses is good. Many NGOs preferred our college students, and NGOs were the main organisations in which many of my seniors got placed. Their minimum salary was Rs. 17,000 per month (approximately). There's a placement cell. It's not that efficient, but they're trying their level best to get us as many good jobs as possible.

Placements: Every year, in January the organisations come for the placements. This year too the organisations like FES and Andhra Pradesh planning had come, the placement record is good. All the courses have a great number of students being placed, but as far as the placement is concerned my course which is Masters in natural resources and governance is concerned has the least number of organisations coming for placements. The placement depends on the internship we do as first years on May for this two peop...