VIPS Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Pitampura, Delhi

Placements: Around 240 students are there in my course, still figuring out about the placement. Students have to apply for internships on their own. All the students have to do internships as it is mandatory for my course. Students get a taste of practical life as well in the legal field and can choose what they want to do in the long run, either litigation or corporate.

Placements: There are some students who didn't apply for placements. Around 70% of students secured placements. The highest salary package offered is 5 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 2 LPA. Top recruiting companies are SAP Labs and Infosys. Almost 90% of students got internships at IBM. Students should build their skills. Top roles offered are data analyst and software developer.

Placements: In the 6th semester of B.A. LL.B., you can get placements, not before that. Offers are average, around 3 lakh per annum, and the highest I saw for B.A. LL.B. was 6.6 lakh per annum, which was a couple of years ago. I don't know the percentage of students getting placements. The placement situation is not great, and on-campus placement is almost non-existent.

Placements: The law placement cell in VIPS works fine; advocates and corporate firms come to the campus to recruit students. But, the number of students placed compared to the batch size is much less. And mostly students have to rely on their connections to get a job. So there is still space for improvement.

Placements: Placement opportunities at VIPS are not so good. There are a few placements from other colleges and some from the main university campus. If we want a good job, we will have to put in a lot of effort to find it.

Placements: Around 60% of students secure campus placements, with packages ranging from 3 LPA to a commendable 13 LPA. The top recruiter was Oracle, which stands out as a prestigious name among hiring companies. Additional, around 50% of students in my course manage to secure internships with ease, thanks to the industry-oriented curriculum and networking opportunities provided by the institution. These internships not only enhance practical knowledge but also ACT as a gateway to lucrative placements, ensur...

Placements: 2021 was the first batch of B.Tech. at Whips TC College, so placements will happen this year. From confidential sources, we have information that the average placement will be around 9 LPA to 11 LPA for three students.

Placements: A very few on-campus placements are done. This year, the first batch of B.Tech students will graduate, so there is no information about placements for them. However, the teachers and placement cell are supportive and are encouraging students to perform better.

Placements: As I’m in 2nd year rn, I haven’t heard a lot about placements happening from my course. From what I have heard from seniors, the placement rate is moderate, with the highest packages reaching competitive levels. Some well-known companies recruit here, but internships are mostly self-initiated.

Placements: There are multiple companies that hire, e.g., McKinsey, Tech Mahindra, FNP, Barclays, and others. The average package is around 4 LPA. The college also provides internship opportunities with up to a 30k stipend. Most of these are in human resources, marketing, and sales.

Placements: VIPS offers a variety of courses, including a BA in English Honors. The Department of English Literature has its own placement cell, which helps students connect with specific companies, mostly related to content writing or creative writing job roles. The average package one can expect starts from 4 LPA in this course, which increases depending on your internships, work experience, and skill sets.

Placements: I'm in 2nd year pursuing BBA LLB mostly law students go for litigation but the students got placed from the campus, got a decent package of around 5 lakh. While some even getting upto 7-8 lakhs, so placement of the campus is good regarding other courses also.

Placements: Only 30% students get placement from the entire course. Highest package offered is 5-6 lakhs (only to 9 to 10 student) and lowest Package is even lower than 2.5 lakhs for rest of the student. Most of the students get placement due to their personal approach. Placements are made in local law firms only. Very less percentage of students get internship from college.

Placements: As I am a second-year student, I don't know very much about placements. Companies like TCS, Delloite, Wipro, etc., visit our campus. Many internships are available for students in top companies as they run different campaigns in our college.

Placements: I am not that much aware of the placements, but it's really good as the alumni have been placed by the college in many big and popular companies and law firms. The placement cell is there to guide the students for their future endeavors.

Placements: Currently, VIPS-TC was introduce just 3 years ago, so there are no placements records. According to faculty members, the average placements would be around 6-8 Lacs. One or two students are currently placed in pre-placement grounds and got an 8 Lacs package.

Placements: There is a placement cell, but it doesn't offer placements. The placement cell is mainly for mock interviews and webinars. All students themselves intern at various places and get pre-placement offers (PPOs) to secure jobs. Usually, there are no campus placements.

Placements: Most of the students who wanted to pursue a master degree and who wanted to get placed were placed. Average placement ranges between 3 lacs and 4 lacs, and most would be above 10 lacs. The campus placement is good, but it depends mostly on the students.

Placements: More than 30 companies visit the VIPS campus every year during the placement season. The highest package goes till 7LPA+. The average package goes above 3.25 LPA while the lowest package being about 1.8 LPA. The roles offered are obviously for lawyers.

Placements: The college's placement cell is not very active, but a few boutique firms have started coming for placements in recent years. Internship opportunities are not provided by the college directly but are awarded to students through competitions held at the college.