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

Placements: The placements of my college are really bad, no placements are offered from the college. Only a student cell is present that tries to bring companies, but mostly unknown companies come and don't hire anyone. MBA placements are good.

Placements: Companies come here only for formality and soft marketing. In the end, they don't select even a single student and say that we are not very qualified, so there is no point in choosing a UG student. It is better not to come, but at least don't say we are not skilled. They should not compare us with PG students.

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: 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: 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: No placements for undergraduate students (B.Com and BBM). Internships are provided by the university. We had a SIP Summer Internship Presentation in which we were asked to present our internship work and experience. The Internship allowed us to get hands-on work experience.