Jagan Nath University, Haryana

When comparing placements, Jagannath University Haryana probably does better than Aravali College of Engineering and Management (ACEM). Below is a summary of the causes:Reports placements: Vivo Jagan Nath University Placement Cell, Timespro, HDFC Bank, and other firms are mentioned on the placements page of Jagannath University.Average Bundle: According to the institution, the median package for postgraduate programs (including MBA) at Jagannath institution Placement Cell is Rs. 4,15,400 (at least for 50% of students placed).The Aravali College of Management and Engineering (ACEM):Restricted placement details reviews indicate that startups and smaller businesses are the main beneficiaries of ACEM placements. Reviews also indicate that because ACEM offers few on-campus placements, students may be depending more on off-campus possibilities.

There is not any counted number of companies but some of the top recuters of this university are Amazon, Maruti Suzuki, KPMG, Vivo, Times pro, etc.For a mid-sized private university like Jagannath University in a semi-urban area like Bahadurgarh, my estimate would be that around 50-80 companies across different sectors may have participated in the campus recruitment process in 2023.This could include:Around 15-25 IT services and product companies hiring for roles like software engineers, developers, analysts etc.10-15 companies from manufacturing, automotive, FMCG sectors for technical and management roles.8-12 companies from banking, financial services, consulting recruiting for MBA graduates.Some startups and smaller companies from different domains.Local companies from in and around Haryana also participating.

While qualifying JEE Mains is a great achievement, the score is usually not considered for B.Tech admissions by private universities like Jagannath University. Candidates need to appear for the university's  entrance exam (JUET) and score a good rank to get admission in this university.The following steps are usually involved in Jagannath University's B.Tech admissions process:Qualifications: Successful completion of the Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics exams in the 10+2.Minimum percentage requirements for 10+2 that the university has establishedExam for Entrance: The university administers the Jagannath University Entrance Test (JUET) to applicants seeking admission to the B.Tech and other programs.The entrance exam is typically an objective test including ideas from mathematics, physics, and chemistry.List of merits:Based on the candidate's JUET performance, a merit list is created.Scores with a 10+2 percentage may also be assigned some weight.Counseling and Admission: Based on their positions on the merit list, candidates are contacted for counseling.During counseling, choice-making, document verification, and fee payment are completed to confirm the admission.

An applicant must have a Bachelor's degree from an accredited university with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST students) in order to be eligible for the MBA program. Applicants who are in their last year of a bachelor's programme are also eligible to apply. For MBA admissions, the university administers the Jagannath University Entrance Test (JUET), a proprietary entrance exam. The candidate's JUET results, academic standing, and in-person interview all play a role in the selection process. While not required, work experience may be given priority during the admissions process. The university also complies with the state government's reservation regulations for different classifications.