Xavier School of Commerce Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Honestly not expecting placements in BBM. The college provides internships and all but not that worth it. Specializations such as marketing and HR are available. I have no idea regarding the top role that is going to be offered, and I haven't passed yet.

Placements: Faculties as well as campus are excellent for students overall development. Also, college provides placement for B.Com. students. Package for B.Com. students is not very high; you can expect around 3-4 LPA and with a very low percentage of recruitment.

Placements: About 95% of students get placements every year in good companies. They may not be dream jobs but core jobs. Top recruiters are TCS, ITC, HDFC, Axis Bank, ICICI, HUL, and many more companies.

Placements: The college has a seperate committee which looks after the placements. The college has 100% placements of also those students who went and SAT interviews. The college has multiple programs under it where students of all levels get placed if you have the qualifications.

Placements: 10% students were placed during last placement. Zolo stays offered the internships. Sales and marketing specialists role offered. But at the end they were not giving salaries properly to the interns even if they work according to them. Placement opportunity is not soo good.

Placements: 90% of students were placed in a good companies. The highest package offered on Bachelor of business management is 35 lacs, the lowest package is 6 lacs and the average package is 18 lacs. Top recruiting companies is Deloitte, Zolo and many more. 80% students got internship and the companies are deloitte and zolo. Top roles are marketing manager, marketing executive, HR.

Placements: There is no placement committee, so there are no placements from the university for any student under any undergraduate programme. Deans and other upper management guarantees and have announcements of the same. No company wants to come for placements, and there is no action taken by the management either. The least concerning matter is for the administration.

Placements: There is no placement cell for B.Com course. The college doesn't guarantee any placements. However, there were some on-campus placements for the previous batches, which were mostly student-driven. But no placements were offered for the batch 2020. Internships are to be done by students on their own. No companies come to the campus for the same.

Placements: I don't have much idea regarding our placements as it will be at the end of this year. Moreover, I am not in touch with any of our seniors, so I don't have much knowledge about placements. I have heard from our seniors that the companies don't offer the salary which one should get after B.Com or BBM Degree.

Placements: We had a decent number of companies interested to hire students from our college. Companies like Indigo Airlines, Concentrix Services, Byju's the learning app, Pepsi, Deloitte, Grozip, etc., visited the college. Though a lot of students opted for higher studies, the ones that opted for placements were all successfully placed.

Placements: Placement was basically off campus but the students ended getting very handsome salary from corporates like indigo, tata steel etc. As we were the second batch, placement was not guaranteed at that time. But Xaviers has a brand name and the faculty and course were fantastic which helped us to get a good job.

Placements: There is no placement cell. They are not active in any way. We are really in a bad shape. If you need placement you have to search elsewhere but this college will not provide you any placement. They don't give a damn about career. It has been the worst experience.

Placements: Everybody from our senior batch got placement. Placement drives for our batch are yet to be conducted. Companies like KPMG, ICICI Bank, and others visited our college and offered a variety of roles. The lowest salary package offered was 2.5 LPA. The highest salary package offered was 5 LPA. There is a placement cell.

Placements: I don't have any idea regarding the placements as I'm in the first year and I don't have much interaction with our seniors. I've heard that the students got placed but I'm not aware of the names of the companies.

Placements: Our department did not provide placement opportunities. So, that would make zero per cent placements from college. The university doesn't have a placement committee. Hence, no experience to be acquired by taking up respective roles.

Placements: The placement records of XUB have been great. The placement cell has worked hard in providing ample opportunities to students. They were able to bring companies like ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, Indigo Airlines, Tedco Education Pvt. Ltd. etc. Not many students opted for placements as they are interested in studying further.

Placements: The undergraduate courses do not promise any placements, but the faculty members and the placement committee of postgraduate courses guide the students to get a job. While many of the students prefer to continue further with their education, a few secured a job in finance and FMCG sectors with an average salary package of approximately 5 LPA. The course also required the students to undergo a summer internship programme. The internships are provided through off-campus drives, and most of us did ...

Placements: Since it's a UG programme and has been recently introduced in the university, placements condition is not that good. Three companies have visited the campus for placement drives during the end of the third year. If students really need a job after graduation, they have to opt for off-campus placements.

Placements: Xavier school of commerce does not provide any placement, but there is a placement cell where students can get there own company for placements but from college there is no company is invited. There is no scope of placements in the upcoming year.

Placements: The placement is not guaranteed, but the companies do visit to hire the students. The companies like Indigo for the various profiles like marketing, supply chain, logistics, HR and finance. The college is new so the on-campus placement is not exciting. But the experience and knowledge we get in this college are on another level.