Bangalore University Scholarship Details ,Mysore Road

Placements: At Dayanand Sagar Institutions, Bangalore, the Bachelor of Computer Applications BCA program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in computer Science and programming. On average, around 70-80% of students secure placements through campus recruitment drives. The highest package offered typically range from ?6-8 LPA, while the lowest is around ?2-3 LPA. The average package fall between ?3.5-4.5 LPA. Top recruiting companies include Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Capgemini, and Accenture,...

Placements: Placements at our college are excellent for MBA and PGDM students but for science students, they are quite limited. In our course, most of the students study further and don't work. Internships are great for science students who are in their final year as teachers send them personally to well-known places.

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: About sixty percent of students were placed. The lowest package that a student was placed in was 6 Lacs per annum, the highest was around 18 Lacs per annum and the average package was around 10 to 11 Lacs per annum. The companies that came for the placements were Amazon, Infosys, Deloitte and more.

Placements: Companies like EY, and Deloitte recruit from the college. Out of 30 students at least one of them will get selected. Almost all the students join internships in their third year. Students after finishing the degree might get hired as interns in the commission.

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.