Bangalore University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Mysore Road

Placements: 100+ students have taken admission in BCA. The college offers a Flagship programme (add on courses) with general BCA. The fee structure for BCA is 3.5 Lacs in total for 3 years. Flagship course costs an additional of 25k. Dell, Himalaya, Cipla, etc. are the top recruiting companies. Data analyst, computer engineer, etc. are the top roles offered.

Placements: Not yet passed; will give information when passed out; recommended college overall. No package has been given yet. I do not know the top companies for the course. The top package said to be given is 9 lacs. For an internship, you will have to search for yourself. Overall, it is a decent college.

Placements: Placement cell approached maximum students for all the branches, Biotechnology branch's placements are not sufficient. The highest package of last year was 3.9 LPA and the lowest package is 1.1 LPA. Our college placements before the year were good. Students get good internship options.

Placements: There is 70% of students placed, Reliance, Amazon and more. Then 65% of students got internships, for that students get plus marks internal sales, team manager and this year 70 are got placement in various parts of locations and suitable posts with minimum salary for freshers and experienced people get as they provided.

Placements: Our college is known for its good placements, and every deserving student gets placement. Students who are skilled and have good knowledge in their subjects are selected by companies after interviews. Top recruiters are Muthoot Group, GSK, and Leeford. The average package is 6 LPA, and the highest was 12 LPA.

Placements: In B.Com, placements will occur in the 5th semester. The highest salary package is INR 12 LPA, while the lowest is INR 3.2 LPA. About 44% of students get placed for the high package. Top recruiters are companies like Capgemini, Accenture, L&T, and more. Companies visit the campus for recruitment.

Placements: The College is Good with Nice Placements Compared to other Colleges for B.Sc. The highest package offered is 7 lacs per annum and the lowest package is 1.4 lacs per annum. The Internships are from top companies and Campus Selection from the Big Teach and Non-Teach companies.

Placements: Initially, we had a plethora of activities, but as time progresses, these activities have become outdated and ceased. In general, the situation is satisfactory. Fortunately, some of our senior members have secured placements, although there is some uncertainty surrounding this matter. Placements hold significant value for postgraduate courses, but their effectiveness for undergraduate courses remains uncertain. Apart from that, there is nothing noteworthy to mention.

Placements: The campus placements are available at the college and from the third semester on, students can attend the campus placement Different companies with very good packages are approaching the college every year, and the number of placement opportunities is also growing.

Placements: There are no good companies visiting for placements. It's just useless to study here and not get any good placements. I would suggest going to other colleges than coming from long distance and wasting your years of time here in this jungle-looking college.

Placements: Mostly everyone is placed, but the issue is that everyone is placed in retail shops, not as assistant designers or designers. I think only one good company is there. Internships are not provided; we have to search for everything. But everyone will do an internship.

Placements: I am currently in my 2nd year of BCA with industrial specializations at a college that offers a 4-year degree following the NEP curriculum. According to feedback from past students, only around 20 percent secure placements in companies like Infosys and EXL. The placements are considered below average, with packages ranging from 3 LPA to 9 LPA. Success in placements largely depends on individual skills. About 10% of students secure internships through the college, while others have to find opport...

Placements: Not quite sure about it, but so far, I've heard good reviews. The seniors I know have been placed in small positions and well-known companies. And some have chosen to study further. It solely depends on the students' efforts. And since the college has a good reputation, it seems legitimate.

Placements: It is below average, as only a few companies are available, and only a few students get placements out of a large group. Only a limited number of people secure placements; it's like out of 50, only 10 to 15 people get placements, and the package is average. Except for one or two good companies, no good companies are available.

Placements: I pursued a B.A., and the placements were disappointing. While the faculty did their best by sharing resources and contacts, the college itself provided minimal training, putting no effort into ensuring each student found a job matching their skills and passion. Though a handful did secure placements, they were mostly in commerce or entry-level call center positions. I found a job independently; the college offered no assistance.

Placements: M.Com students enjoyed a robust placement rate, with a high percentage securing placements. The course boasts diverse opportunities. We received various salaries, with the highest package being 23 Lacs and the lowest package offered in our course is 12 Lacs. The passing percentage is 34% in our college with good marks.

Placements: There is only moderate placement, with around 40 to 50 percent of the batch getting a placement on campus and off campus. The salary range is generally between twenty thousand and thirty-five thousand per month. CSIR labs and NGOs recruit.

Placements: The placement opportunities for law students are very limited. However, the autonomous batch has many placement opportunities available. The top companies that recruit from my college are KPMG, EY, Deloitte, HDFC Bank, and South Indian Bank. These companies only come for placement of autonomous and MBA students, not for law students. The college does not provide any internship opportunities for law students, so we have to find them ourselves.

Placements: There are no specific placement opportunities available for law students at my college. Out of the two batches that passed out, only six students got placed in total, which is a very low number. The college provides recruitment opportunities for autonomous students but not for law students. There are plenty of placement opportunities for autonomous students in companies like KPMG, EY, and many banks. However, law students do not have the same level of placement opportunities.

Placements: Last year, the placement rate was above 50 percent in our course. We have to score above 7 sgpa to get good placement. The top recruiting companies are Jayothy group, HDFC, Jaypee, etc. These companies give an average package of 5 LPA. Internships are also provided by these companies for interested students.