Trinity Academy of Engineering Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Kondhwa, Pune

Placements: This year many companies visited our college for placements as compared to the previous few years. About 80% of the students get placed this year. Companies visit our college for placements with criteria and non-criteria, so it is a benefit for every student. Jaro company visited our college and hired two students.

Placements: The placement history is not that great. I am doing civil engineering, but still, I had to apply for call centre and customer service companies like Amazon this year (2018). The maximum package they offered was 2.5L per year. Not even one single company for civil engineering field came this year for placements. The percentage of students getting placed overall is around 10%.

Placements: Only 1% of students got placed. None of the departments is offered placements. A placement cell is available, but it is not supportive. This college website shows fake placement records. No top recruiting companies come here. No internships are provided.

Placements: Many companies eg. Tech Mahindra came to recruit. 60% students get internship in company. Design course are available. Eg creo. Solid works. All courses are available best one is designed is most useful and good for students it should give full knowledge.

Placements: About 5% to 10% of the students got placed. The salary offered ranges from Rs. 10,000 per month to Rs. 15,000 per month. Companies like Infosys and TCS visit our college to offer placements for computer engineering and other branches also. They only hire students for the post of trainee engineer or junior engineer. I think the salary package offered is 4.5 LPA.

Placements: Placements are not provided for civil engineering, but rarely placements are provided for mechanical engineering. Our college puts pressure on students from the beginning of the academics to study hard or else they will not get placed for campus drives, but they do not even discuss regarding jobs and all other things. Hardly, 1 to 2 students get placed every year.