Bengaluru North University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Kolar

Placements: The placements here are average, and a lot of companies (15 to 20) like Amazon and Accenture come up here for hiring students. The starting salary may be as low as 18000 per month, and the highest salary is Rs.50,000. The scholarship here is nice, they give 10,000 rupees for students who score 100 on 100, and they also give the scholarship if you get distinction in 10th and join this college for 1st PUC. Overall, the college is good, I would rate it 4 out of five.

Placements: The placements were low, hardly 30 students get placed out of 250 students in good companies using Naukri app or job fairs. The lowest salary is Rs15,000. And, the highest is Rs.22,000. Frequent change in every department including placements created a lot of problems.

Placements: Not at all good for placements. Placement opportunities are not available. Fake companies visit just to make admissions more feasible. The placement cell provides all required soft skills, but do not provide a platform to excel ahead. Placement was good for seniors but not for our batch. Management runs after money all the time.

Placements: The placements on the campus are not good. Only two to three technical companies and mostly non-technical companies visit the campus for the placements. Every year, there is a drop in the placements. For our batch, a few companies like Tech Mahindra, Capgemini, Subex and Invade visited the campus for the technical, and else all were non-tech. There are no placements for the other branch people except for CSE and ISE and a few for ECE. Nobody got the internships from the college.

Placements: There are a lot of placement programs here, as they train not only about the subjects but also train to attend the interview with interpersonal skills, value education etc. Usually, for the placements, 3-4 companies like Wipro, Infosys, etc., come to the college. The overall tuition fee that we pay was almost Rs. 2.5 Lakhs to complete our degree and the placement is not worth it. We can rate it 3/5.

Placements: The placement opportunities are very less. They say that the placements are good, but there are no proper placements carried on. Only two to three main companies come for the recruitment every year. As per the previous year, some companies are coming to the college which is better.

Placements: I am a mechanical engineering student passed out in 2016. There werevery poor placements, so don't think about that here. Two or three companies had come but they were IT companies, not core companies. Overall, no placements for mechanical engineering students.

Placements: The placements for my batch weren't very good, I am honest here. We had like 6-7 companies which visited us for campus interview. Out of which, many offered tech support roles. 4-5 (apart from prior 6-7 companies) companies were in pool campus drives. Our senior batch was more unlucky than ours because the companies that visited in 2015 were even lesser compared to 2016. In our branch i.e. ISE - out of 66 students, only 7 got paced. In the CSE branch, out of 98 students, 15 students got placed....

Placements: There are very rare placements from the mechanical department and there is no core company coming to this college. A placement department is there, but most of the students are going for off-campus interviews.

Placements: Not so good. Only 10 people got placed from the college in my batch out of 150+ students. The placement officer was not up to the mark. But the new placement officer has been appointed recently, however, I have no idea about how is he doing now. I heard from my juniors that he is better than the old placement officer. The new placement officer has placed around 10 students in IBM.

Placements: There were no good companies for the BCA students. Most companies which come in are for BPO/call centre jobs, but for BCA, there is no good placement. The placement head will try to assure you that many companies will come and all will get placed, but no good companies came for hiring, so if you are looking for placements after BCA or BSc, joining here will be a bad choice. Only 10 to 15 students were placed. Most of them were in call centre profiles and the salary offered to them is 13,000 per ...

Placements: There's hardly placement of 3-4 students from the college. Students have to go for open placement after completion of degree and some of the students don't even get a job even after compilation of degree. Lack of placement is one factor for not recommending others to join this college.

Placements: East Point college placement cell is working only for engineering students, None of my batch mates got placed through campus placement. Even the department is not giving any help to get the students to place. After my MBA course, I have spent 2-3 months in searching a job.

Placements: Not even a single company turned up to the college for mechanical placements. We were sent for 2 pool campus. It's quite good for computer science and information science, as some companies come and go. The package is literally low. Emphasis, Sonata etc visited the campus. The internship is left to students.

Classes are interactive in nature and are a healthy mix of formal lectures, case studies and presentations. An equal weightage of 50% is given to both internal and external exams. Tests are conducted on a regular basis which can be both, planned as well as surprise in nature. Although surprise tests are not very common but students try and stay as up-to-date as possible in subjects such as Finance and Economics where you won't know when your knowledge is put to test. Students are not given any h...