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Alliance University is a very popular college to pursue law. It has an entrance exam of its own known as ACLAT. The Alliance School of Law provides students with all the necessary equipment and facilities required by them to develop knowledge and skills. Now coming to the placement part, the school as a very active Internship and Placement Cell. This cell is engaged in building relationships with legal professionals across the various sector. Since, the college is new, very little is known about the placement. Even the first batch has not graduated. So, nothing concrete can be said about the placements. But seeing the popularity and facilities provided to students, it can be said that the students would have ample opportunities on campus recruitments. Lastly, it also depends a lot on the students as to what has been their academic and extra curricular record. Hope this helps.

A fresher won't be able to adjust with a job profile easily. Little time is required for them to get on the track. Experience of 1-2 years helps a lot for having high a salary package with a luxury life. Indian companies especially MNCs like L&T, Mc Donald, Tata, Aditya Birla, JK, Apollo all hire experienced graduates. I suggest that you take up a job before joining MBA /PGDM. The companies which come for placements in the college definitely look for people with a minimum 1-year experience as a plus point for them to join the firm. The size or quality of a company never matters, but the job description matters a lot. Go for a job and then join MBA. In order to increase the brand value of the college, they will go for experienced students.

Placements from AiMFILL are highly skeptical which makes students pay upfront fees of Rs. 5000 and overall they have consulting agency which brings recruiters from Airline Industry. Overall 50% placements are observed, audited salary reports are nowhere published making it ambiguous. However, students get cabin crew and some management positions at Companies like JET airways, Indigo, Etihad and Spicejet. Some other sectors where students are placed are media and entertainment, advertising, hotel and tourism, fashion, shipyards and airports, etc. Making it irrelevant for the knowledge pursued. Overall not recommended for its domestic and international opportunities as very few meritorious students have received such and rest others finding difficult to get relevant roles in Airline Sector.

Last year placement analysis is as follows:- (1) Specialisation wise Placement details: 33 percent of students placed in finance, 10 percent of students placed in HR,11 percent of students placed in IB, 36 percent of students placed in marketing and rest 10 percent of students placed in operations. (2) Package wise placement details: Percentage of students placed with a package below Rs 3 Lacs per annum: 18 percent, Between 3-4 Lacs per annum: 27 percent, Between 4-5 Lacs per annum: 37 percent
and above 5 Lacs per annum: 18 percent. (3) Sector-wise placement details: Construction:11 percent, Consultancy: 28 percent, Education:1 percent, Finance: 24 percent, FMCG:7 percent, IT:15 percent, Logistics:1 percent and Manufacturing: 13 percent.

If you want to pursue a lucrative career in finance, do it. They cant automate your field without knowledge of your field. With that being said, people who know the most about your field (I. e. you, after an education) will be in the best possible position to automate it. You know what would be even more rad than making a ton of money? It is doing financial advisory work and getting paid for it. Automation leaves plenty of opportunity for money to be made by human beings, but it certainly narrows the window a bit. With finance specifically, you should also remind yourself that there is an entire world that is trying to make money. There will always be some country that needs a few good financial advisors.

All the students have shown an average of 70 percent placement. Moreover, on the brand reputation index it just scores tad low making it difficult for top recruiters to tap the talents produced here. Hence, the placement cell strives hard but not enough to bring some tectonic offers to lure students. MBA is programme where only top 30 colleges are recommend with full-time degree and classroom training to unlock some best roles in across all sectors and overall development and unfortunately the college lacks out on this parameters. International opportunities have been showcased here but some of them have been ambiguous and some companies have been blacklisted as well.