The Oxford College of Business Management Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,H.S.R Layout, Bangalore

Placements: It's good, but you have to do hard work. The placement at TOCBM is almost unpredictable. Some students receive a really good package, while others get a very low one; it depends on the portfolio and the interview. Mostly, the interviews matter a lot. If you perform well there, you will definitely get a good job. Recently, in the Infosys placement drive, 10-15 students received packages in the range of 7-10 LPA, which is a good package. However, there are also some companies that offer packages o...

Placements: Placements are few with the average package too low. The highest salary package may be up to 5 to 6 LPA. Airtel, Byjus, and Target are the top companies. Only 10% get internships, not in any reputed companies. Top roles are like sales manager or marketing head or financial manager etc.

Placements: Almost 30% of the students got placed in our course. In our course, the salary package offered is 5-10 LPA. Direct manager roles are offered in our course in placements from the starting only. Almost 40% of the students got an internship from our course.

Placements: I have done my course in this year only, there is no placements in the college, finally they conduct small consultancy placements only market background students there is finance and HR students no placements in this college remaining faculty is good lot of experience teachers here there is no problem in learning and only thing is no placements that's all.

Placements: Not so good in placements. U can expect smaller companies with package of 3lc p. a. Placements are feeble for BBA hut MBA students can get better placements. Companies like Indian money, decathlon, and other companies do visit for placements for BBA students.

Placements: Placement is overall good but not that much as expected. So many company came and we attended all of that. But afterward 60% was placement has been done. In our college my coleuges and seniors all are very good. They all are working in a mnc and some asa normal company with good caption.

Placements: Placements were good. 70% of the students got placed. The highest salary was Rs. 3,50,000 p.a and the lowest was Rs. 1,50,000p.a. Companies that visited our campus were Deloitte, Concentrix, First Source, Infosys, Wipro, Dell, Target, etc. The roles offered by these company was non-voice, finance analyst, and fulfillment executive. There was no internship from the college. The highest stipend was Rs. 29000 per month and The lowest was Rs. 12500 per month.

Placements: Placements are better for master's students rather than for bachelor's students. However, the placement cell is quite competent, informative and helpful. Since I am only in my bachelor's course, I do not have much information about the placement procedure. Companies like Cipla and Mankind visited the campus.

Placements: Very bad placement. At least one in 50 will get placed All domestically recognized companies. Yes, we do have a placement cell. But the percentage of campus interviews is very much less. It is not at all efficient and We need a change. At least 20 companies should do a company interview which can give us confidence in getting a job

Placements: The placements were quite good but the offers given by the companies were very low according to our thinking and we took the placements interview for our future benefits as I had a plan for higher studies so used to consider this placement as our training for giving the placements interview in the future after the completion of our higher studies.