University Institute of Technology, Bhopal - Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalay Scholarship Details ,

Placements: I chose B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering in the current scenario. Till date, 25 students have been placed and many more companies are yet to visit. If we talk about placement percentage, then about 80-90% of students get placed every year, and in our current scenario, it is expected to reach 80-90% for this current batch also. The highest package for our branch is 7.5 LPA, the minimum package is 2 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA. Top recruiting companies include Reliance Industries Ltd, Volvo Eich...

Placements: Around 80% of students in my course (B.Tech Mechanical) are placed. Around 60% of students across all courses provided by the institution secure placements. The highest salary package offered is 6 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 2 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Volvo Eicher, TCS, Emipro, INOX Air Products, Arvind Envisol, etc.

Placements: My college has a very poor placement ratio because of their disgusting placement cell; their are no responsible people who take initiative for student future. The only placement that happens in my college in my batch is 2.4 lacs per year, which is very low for an engineering student.

Placements: The placement of this college is okay. 50% of students are placed here. Most of the IT students get placed in good companies, but few core companies visit. Most of the students from core branches take placements in IT companies and shift to the IT field.

Placements: 70-80 percent of students were placed in my college. 14 lacs is the highest package in my college, and the lowest package was 4.5 lacs. LnT, Jindal Group, and Tata are the top recruiting companies in my course. 60-70% of students have got internships at Bansal Company and Tata Group. Top roles offered are site engineer, project manager, etc.

Placements: Despite being touted as a strong selling point for our college, the placement process falls disappointingly short in several key areas. First, the overall placement rate is not nearly as high as the college advertises. Many students in my batch were left without job offers even by the end of the final semester, causing stress and uncertainty about their future. Additionally, the few placements that are secured often come with entry-level packages that barely meet industry standards. The average ...