BHU Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Varanasi

Placements: There is no placement in the mathematics department. One may get off-campus placements on his or her own but there is no such placement on the department's side. If you are looking for placement, then statistics, or DST CIMS, is for you. The mathematics department provides absolutely zero placement.

Placements: There are only around 150 students left to be placed out of 5000 therefore the college placements are great. The highest package was around 1.25cr while the lowest around 5-6LPA. Some of the companies were Google Microsoft Adobe etc. Roles included core as well as non core roles of SDE DA/this engineers etc.

Placements: The B.A. LL.B. course was started in 2014 in the Faculty of Law at BHU, so only 5 batches have passed out since. Not all students were initially ready for jobs in the corporate sector, as many or all of them are focused on the judiciary. In the past years, Tata AIG has been coming to the university to offer PPOs to 5th-year students, and the average package they offered was around 6–7 LPA.

Placements: Almost 80 percent of the students get placed every year. The highest package offered goes upto 75 lacs and the lowest being 6-7 LPA with an average package of around 18 LPA. Many popular companies visit for hiring. A huge number of students also get internship offers. Top roles include roles in IT, Finance or Core jobs.

Placements: 90% of the students were placed this year from my branch with an average package of 18LPA and the highest package of 1.25CPA. The lowest package offered was 3LPA. Top recruiters were Tata Steel, NHAI, and other government companies. Internship opportunities are too good with nearly 40-50% students getting it from the campus only.

Placements: Placements of the college are not so good. There is hardly anyone getting placed. Only 5 to 6 student out of 100 get placed. Highest package offered was 1200000 and the lowest was 300000. Top recruiting companies are Dell, Microsoft, and Nestle. All the students get internships but in small startups. Top roles offered in my course are that of Auditor, Manager, Accountant, and Consultant.

Placements: Almost all the students of the flagship B.Com program were placed. In a batch of around 400, only a handful opted for the placement process because many chose higher studies. The average package was around 4 lakhs, and the highest crossed 9 lakhs for B.Com (Hons). Since internships are not mandatory for course requirements, the number was less, but the stipend was around 10-15k per month.

Placements: The placement percentage in my course is good compared to the candidates opting for placements, as most of the students pursuing M.Com. prefer UGC NET over sitting for placements. From my batch, many students were placed in roles like financial consultant, business development, etc. The minimum package offered was 5 LPA, and the maximum package was 14 LPA in Federal Bank as a Relationship Manager. For internships, you have to source them yourself by contacting seniors or alumni who are currently...

Placements: Around one lakh students apply for the course, and out of that, 500–600 get the opportunity to study at BHU. The highest package is 14 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. The students studying foreign languages get placed, while others studying philosophy and psychology don't get placed at all. The top recruiters are Wipro and TCS. We have to search for internship opportunities ourselves. The top roles offered are those of an interpreter.

Placements: Earlier there were placements but only for Masters courses and not for B.Sc. students. There are no placements recently as they are more focused towards research. You can get placed in Maharatna companies of India through GATE. You can even apply for GSI. Internships are solely your lookout.

Placements: About 95% of students who sit for placement are placed with an average package of 24 LPA. Companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft and other FAANG/MAANG companies visit our campus for hiring and offer decent international as well as domestic packages.

Placements: The infrastructure of the campus is very big and green, and it has a very good environment. As I am currently pursuing my course, I am not aware of the placement package, but as I have heard from my seniors, the average placement package is around 3–4 lacs per annum.

Placements: No placements occur in this department. Occasionally, a few coaching institutes come to recruit students. If one is selected in the interview, they'll receive a package of around 5-6 LPA. Students mostly search for summer internships on their own.

Placements: There is rarely any placements drive happening in the college. But those of us who end up getting placed, make around 10-12 thousand per month. The rest of the students seek opportunities in the government sector. Private management companies recruit from this college including some of the banks. There are plenty of internship opportunities available.

Placements: It is not as easy to get placement in this course because of the limited opportunities. Getting a job completely depends on our hard work and experience, and support is provided by the faculty and the department. However, as it is a prestigious institution, it gives a good value for our degree and because of this, we get into forensic laboratories.

Placements: There is no procedure for campus placement in BHU. While studying there I never even knew if there is any placement cell or not. More or less if you want to work after Bachelors then this is not the right place. But if you want to pursue academic then you are at the right place.

Placements: I have no idea about exact data, but in my course, Bachelors of Arts in AIHC & Arch, there is no scene of any placement, but further, you can opt for an M.A. in a related field, just like museology, anthropology, curatorship, etc. The highest role that is given by this course is the DG of ASI.

Placements: The placement rate at IIT BHU is great. Too many recruiting companies, such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Infosys, come for internships and placements. The highest package offered was ₹1.3 crore, while the average package was ₹31 crore per year. The percentage of student places was 85–90%.

Placements: Being an eco-student at BHU is good; the university offers moderate chances for placement at many companies such as TCS, Accenture, CAG, ICMR, UPES, etc. A minimum of 50–60% of students get internships, and 30–40% receive placement offers. The average salary is 3 LPA, with the highest being 6 LPA. Roles include management and data analytics.

Placements: Most of the students who sit for placements get placed by the end of graduation. Top companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Flipkart, Nvidia, etc. Also, some HFTs come to recruit students from circuital branches (some of which also remain open for other branches). A significant percent of students also bag internships at these top companies. Top roles offered are Software Development Engineer, Hardware Engineer, and other related roles, Data Analyst, Data Scientist, etc.