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

Placements: Placement after UG is basically not offered for our course, and most students secure PG after UG rather than getting into jobs. Students got internships from our course in Dextrose, Green Dairy Farm, etc. Courses like general B.Sc. do have placement options, but they tend to get higher degrees.

Placements: From every class, more than 15–20 students will be placed in a reputed firm. The average package starts from 3.5 LPA to 23 LPA. De Shaw, Amazon, ICICI Bank, TCS, etc. I came for the placement. The students get internships at J.P. Morgan, Amazon, etc. HR roles was offered to my classmates I'm not sure about the other roles.

Placements: As I studied in the evening batch, I don't have much information regarding placements, but here are a few details. Lots of large and mid-sized companies participate in campus recruitment. Most of the job offers are for management consultants, accountants, consulting, marketing, sales, etc. I have no idea regarding the percentage of placements.

Placements: Placements are quite good; 80 percent of people get placements. We have good seniors who are very helpful, guiding us and providing important knowledge based on their experience. This helps all the people in our college achieve good placements.

Placements: The percentage of placement is very low; it's like 10 to 15%. 100 students are placed in the course, and there are many companies like Infosys, Dell, Intech, etc. that come for recruitment. I myself got internship opportunities many times through college. I did an internship in Tanishq and Malabar and the good part was that it was a paid internship .

Placements: Due to the immense population and crowd in the college, there is a lot of competition so getting placements is really difficult. To be honest, if you are talented, you don't really need to worry; you'll get placed. Internships play a vital role in the placement sector. So play it right and get it right .

Placements: The college has the right type of placements In our course. The college has a good placement rate, according to the management and students. It also has top recruiting companies like Wipro, TCS, LG and many more. Most of the time, students will enter as interns in companies.

Placements: A total of around 50% of students were placed. The lowest package was 2 lacs, and the highest package was 50 Lacs. The top recruiters were Deloitte and Infosys. 70% of students have gotten internship from my seniors. Students got internship in Indpro, Infosys, Deloitte, Genpact, etc.

Placements: Top recruiting companies like Capgemini, Wipro, Accenture, JP Morgan, HCL, Tata, TCS, Aditya Birla, Unisys, etc. visit our campus. 70% of the students got jobs at good companies. The highest package is 10 LPA, the lowest package is 4.5 LPA, and the average is 7 LPA. Top recruiting companies like Nexia, Commerce, DxBasket, etc. recruited our students. Around 80% of the students did internships at good companies.

Placements: 1. 40 2. The highest package: 21 LPA the lowest package, 2.5 LPA Average package: 4 LPA 3. Deshaw, KPMG, 4. internship was completely dependent on our choice; we needed to find it. There is one compulsory internship which needs to be completed at the end of 4th semester 5. Job roles offered are Accountant, marketing specialist, Associate or Executive, and analyst.

Placements: Placements at St. Joseph's University for B.Com. are average; few insurance companies, banks, and other companies will come for placements. The average package is 3 LPAs As far as I know, the highest offered was 6 LPA for the B.Com. regular. Few of them got placed, and others opted for higher studies.

Placements: We were passed out in the year 2023, and small companies came for placements, mostly for women. There are call center jobs available. The campus is small; it does not have a canteen. If we need to eat, we need to go out for snacks. Parking is available.

Placements: Almost 70% of students were placed; the highest was 8 LPA and the lowest was 3 LPA. Growww and NoBroker. No one got. We found ourselves an HR Manager and an accountant job interview is also easy. It's a simple conversation. The only thing is they will look at your experience.

Placements: The issue with St. Joseph's is that it barely has proper placements for humanities. Recently, they've just started working on that. Usually, only commerce students get placements. Although they have started working on the placement system for arts, it's still not proper.

Placements: I've studied MCA at East West College of Management Studies, Bengaluru. It's not a good college; better opt for other colleges just to have fun. You can join no proper placements and events just for money; they're getting admissions. If your motive is to get placed, don't join this college.

Placements: There is a minimum of 75% placement in the college; the college has a placement cell where you can get counseling and guidance; there are various companies that offer placements, like Capgemini, Byju's, etc.; the minimum package limit starts around 25–30k and can go up to 5–10k depending on the skillset and the academic performance of the student.

Placements: Placements are few to none. Students here are more interested in getting a degree with minimum effort, as many are already working and most of them are students focusing on professional courses. I am doing CA, and I personally have no hope of being placed by this college.

Placements: This year around 87% of all students admitted to final year have got placed in various companies. The highest package in UVCE is 58 LPA till now. The average package for IT branches is 10lpa and for core branches it is 6-7 LPA. Top recruiters for my course are SAP labs, Deutsche bank, Rakuten, Iron mountains and juniper network. Around 70% of final year students got internship.

Placements: The placement opportunities for B. C. and B.A. students are generally subpar, with many students receiving minimal offers. Only those who score extremely well and are highly sought after receive good packages. For students in journalism and psychology, the situation is similar. In journalism, roles such as content writers, reporter, and media analyst are available, while psychology graduates might find positions as counselors, research assistants, and HR specialists. However, competitive package...

Placements: 50% of students were placed in our courses. The highest package is 10 LPA, and the lowest package is 4.5 LPA, with an average package of 6 LPA. E-commerce companies like Dxbasket, etc., are the top recruiting companies that visited our college. More than half of the students completed their studies.