Bharati Vidyapeeth Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Sadashiv Peth, Pune

Placements: It is about 25-30 percent placements carried out in mechanical. The lowest was 3 lacs and the highest was 6 lacs. Taj, Vivanta, Honda, Mu Sigma, etc. It was mostly in technical trades, automobiles, managerial posts, etc. 4-5 percent students have done the internship from our college. Not a single penny was given by college as a stipend.

Placements: The placement cell is average. One can expect an average package of 3-5 lakhs pa. But you could expect a good councilling from college faculties. Good companies visit the college. Moreover, the college sends you to firms and companies too. Though they are less than other colleges, the off-campus placements are good due to the college's brand value.

Placements: The placement of our college is quite good as out of 195 students, 192 were placed of the (2015-2016 ) batch. The highest salary offered was 11 lacs, the lowest was around 4 lacs and average was around 6 lacs. Every year, all the leading companies took part in the placement drive like Tech Mahindra, ITC, Kotak Bank and IndusInd Bank. The college also provides internships to all those who wish to do and nearly 70% student got the internship from the college with an average stipend of Rs 5000 per ...

Placements: Placements are average and the package offered is 3 lakhs PA on an average. Not 100% placements so it is not worth the investment. A majority pf students could not score 60% in this college. So, if you are coming into an average college, try some other college rather than Pune. Around 60-70% students got placed last year. The highest package was 6 LPA and the lowest was 1.8 LPA.

Placements: The placement cell of our college is not too great, given it has just started a year ago. Our senior batch had around 5 placements out of around 40-50 students. The total strength of any batch varies from around 120-160. Companies like MindCrest and a few litigation firms came for the recruitment.

Placements: Generally, architecture students do some internship at some private firm where the salary would be around Rs. 5000 per month. After a few years of experience, they go for Post Graduation. Hence, on campus placements scenario is pretty poor. Usually, students join their respective firms which they chose for their internships to gain more experience about the market and then open their own firms or pursue post graduation in their preferred subject.

Placements: As is the case in most life science undergraduate colleges, there is no scope for placements. The next step is generally a Masters course. Since its year of opening, Rajiv Gandhi institute of IT and Biotechnology has not conducted any placement sessions at the undergraduate or postgraduate level. Summer internships have to be applied for by the student himself/herself. Since internships are not compulsory, most students opt out of it.

This is not the college you should waste your two important years of your life for MBA. The campus was fine, the classrooms were good, ample space was there in the ground. The canteen & the ampi-theatre are bit cramped. Parking is a big issue here. Their is annual fest which is just a joke & so are other few events held. The faculty is below average & many of them do not deserve to be professors. The marking scheme in the exams is pathetic. Everybody will end up getting first class with distinct...

I passed out in 2006 and we had a good placement for that year with decent packages compared to the course fee we paid. But there were some basic things that the college lacked on terms of infrastructure such as the campus , class rooms, labs and library. Faculty also could have been way better not imparting text book knowledge but rather practical exposure in real corporate world was lacking on their part. One major drawback was college support in terms of summer internship which was completel...

Placements: No placements are being offered to any students other than marketing they also made students to take marketing as common specialisation by force because no other department students are getting placements. This is very bad from the college side and students are unhappy with the management

Placements: BBA 2019-2021: No student was placed as an intern or in a job. The highest package, according to the college, was 20+, but no student secured any employment opportunity through the college. Roles offered in BBA include sales executive, general manager, service manager, investment banker, and many more.

Placements: 98% students were placed and the highest was 23LPA and the lowest was 4LPA. Top recruiting company was Amazon. Almost every student did their internship for 3-6 months. Don't worry about placements and all you will get placed, just your assignments and study hard.

Placements: Placements are good in this college because of good network and foundation they have - top most companies offered good packages this year even was there to witness - companies like tata steel ntpc Capgemini were there in camous placements this year - overall placements are good