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

Placements: The highest salary offered was 5 LPA, the average was 3.5 LPA, and the lowest was 2 LPA. The companies that recruited the most students were TCS and Amazon. My degree is a bachelor's, and we don't have an internship program. However, our college offers an internship program for students pursuing a master's degree. This internship program is very useful for students looking for a job.

Placements: Many of our alumni from our college have worked for many companies, like TCS, etc. I've not placed yet because I am in my 3rd year right now, i.e., my 5th semester. But as I've heard from our seniors and other people, we know that the placement rate at our college is very good. The minimum score for placement is 8 CGPA. Also, our college provides on-the-job training for Masters students.

Placements: There were very few placements and no branded hotels, and the majority of placements were in remote places. No help from faculty in placements; whoever got selected, they gave priority to them only, and after becoming alumni, there were also very few jobs/placements.

Placements: The highest salary offered was Rs. 50,000 per month and the lowest salary offered was Rs. 20,000 per month. The B.Sc. in nursing is an excellent future choice. Many courses have been offered at the BVDU college, including a B.Sc. in nursing, an M.Sc. in nursing, and a PB. B.Sc. in nursing. This college was an excellent choice for admission.

Placements: Our college is good for placements. Many companies visit our college during the course with good salary packages. A minimum of 70% of students get placed in our course. The recruiting companies are TCS and many other companies. Internships are not provided in our college.

Placements: Placements were not offered. Most students apply through teachers and mostly get opportunities at the Serum Institute. Teachers mostly communicate random opportunities via class groups on WhatsApp. Most students who got placed got 3 LPA. Most students pursue M.Sc. and M.Sc.-PhD. after the course.

Placements: In my course, we are 25 students in a batch. A total of 60-70 students are present. Many companies offer jobs to students here. Not many students get internships, but every year, 3-5 students get placements in companies like Serum Institute. I really don't know about the roles offered.

Placements: Around 70-75% of the students who got placements from our college for a particular department. If you talk about the packages then it's a little bit hectic to explain. But the average salary package offered is around 4 LPA -5 LPA. Serum is a well-known recruiting institute.

Placements: About 70% to 80% of students got placement every year. The highest package after B.Sc Degree is about INR 70,000 and the lowest is INR 25,000. Most of the research Institutes are linked together and after M.Sc, we can get that opportunity to work there. About 60% of students got the internship.

Placements: Placements are not done in our batch because no one passed out. In the future, they would provide placements according to our performance. The college is good.

Placements: You cannot expect any placements from our college if you are not one of the college's toppers, as the number of students getting placed from our college is very less. However, opportunities are available. The placement procedure is quite smooth, but internships are not available for all the students. You can refer to various sites to get an internship.

Placements: The college didn't provide placements to our department. Few students rarely get an opportunity to continue their (paid) PhD from IRSHA which is a research lab associated with Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University. Otherwise, as far as I know, placements are not offered by the college.

Placements: The college doesn't provide placements for bachelor's, in fact, there are no placements for seniors (Masters) as well. Companies don't visit the campus. The college suggests companies though, and students can apply on their own. Students opt for internships, but I am not sure if the stipend is offered or not.

Placements: The placements for our seniors are really well and they deserved this type of placements. Also, the salary is very good, and we are also doing our best to get the placements in such companies. The average salary offered by the companies are the best, and according to me, it is most useful.

Placements: This institute provides you the best quality of education because they provide recommendations for applying to various fellowship and scholarship of different industrial and institutions. This institute has many tie-ups with its own department of many researcher institutes like IRSHA, BVDP and many more.

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.

Placements: B.Sc. Biotechnology being a non-technical/professional course, the prospects of placements are not that great. Our college actively encouraged us to pursue further studies. No companies visited the campus for recruitment of B.Sc. students, neither in my seniors or our batch. No internships were offered by the college.

Placements: The highest salary offered was Rs 80,000 per month. The lowest salary offered was Rs 20,000 per month. The top recruiting company was Apollo Hospitals. There were also opportunities to work abroad in specialised hospitals. The top roles offered were ward in-charge, nursing tutor, staff nurse, and nursing suprediant.

Placements: The highest salary package offered is 6 LPA to 7 LPA, the lowest is 2 LPA, and the average is 2 LPA.