Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra - Lalpur Extension Center Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Ranchi

Placements: As an undergraduate student in my 2nd year of BBA, I have no idea about placements yet. However, being part of BIT, I have heard and seen many companies coming to our campus. I have asked my seniors about placements, and they told me it is good. But genuinely, one should not expect a very high package in BBA or any undergraduate course.

Placements: In BIT lalpur last year, the student placement percentage was around 75% The lowest package was offered at around 3.5 lacs, and the highest was around 13 lacs for BBA. Companies like TCS, Birla, and HDFC Bank hire most of the students with decent packages. HDFC was the company that offered the highest salary.

Placements: The maximum number of students placed in this college is 85%. The highest package offered in B.Tech is 70 LPA, in BBA is 23 LPA, and in BCA is 20 LPA, while the minimum package offered is in B.Tech is 20 LPA, in BBA is 5 LPA, and in BCA is 6 LPA. Top recruiters are big.

Placements: Our college had not offered good campus placement opportunities. The highest off-campus salary package offered for our batch was 3.3 LPA. Faculty members helped us in off-campus drives. Around 50 out of 200 students got placed in our college.

Placements: Placements are not available. I was a student of 2017-20 batch but we had one company in our college that too was not so great. No placements are given. Only degree is provided. But with degree itself you can find other options like off-campus placements.

Placements: Placements are not good. There are no companies that come to college. Very few students get placed. The highest salary package was 5 LPA. No student received an internship as part of their courses. We are still struggling to get an internship. The college is not providing internships. HR, marketing, and finance are the roles offered in our college.

Placements: No as such placements in Bachelor of Business Administration. Course curriculum needs improvement so that students can get better exposure. Mostly theories are taught which is not much helpful. Although teachers are good, but what matters in long run is right exposure. Also, infrastructure should be improved.

Placements: A total of 200 admissions are available here, where 100 admissions are for girls and 100 for boys. None of the students got placed from our batch because hardly one company visited our college for on-campus placements. Job profiles and salary packages offered were very low, and they offered jobs with 3 years of bond. For internships, our college did not help at all, and few students were able to find internships on their own.

Placements: Around 70% of students were placed in my course. The highest package offered was 6 Lacs per annum, average was about 4-4.5 lakhs and the lowest package was 2.5 Lacs per annum. Top recruiting companies that came for my course were TCS, Byjus, ICICI Bank, Bandhan Bank, TATA AIG and Bajaj Allianz. Around 70-80 of student from my course got internship in companies like CCL, Shiksha. Com and fews others.

Placements: Above 20% of under-graduating students got placed from college. The salary packages offered varies from 1.5 LPA -2 LPA. Companies like Wipro visited our campus for recruitment. visit the school for the enlistment procedure in the last arrangement while for temporary job understudy need to look it themselves.

Placements: Placement percentage is average. That means if students have talent they can take job or get placed. My senior batch has good placements. Three companies came for placement which has good package rate that in 7 Lacs to 10 Lacs per year. So placements is not good but average.

Placements: Our college offers us with management courses like BBA BCA, MBA, MCA. For bachelor degree courses, a few companies visited our college for placements compared to master degree courses. The salary package offered varies from 1.9 LPA to 12 LPA. Around 125 students got selected in on-campus placements in 2019-2020.

Placements: Companies do come but the selection totally depends on the skill and knowledge of the individual. You must be talented enough to grab the opportunity and make the best of it. Off-campus placements would be of much more help to you if you are looking for a job after your UG.

Placements: Most of the students prefer going for higher education and post-graduation degrees instead of taking up placements. There is a placement cell, which looks after all these affairs. Placements are average and can be termed as at par with the fees charged.

Placements: Not every senior student was placed through this college, but I have heard that placements are not that bad here. The average salary package offered after the bachelor degree is 3-4 LPA. The highest salary package offered is 6-7 LPA. I heard that this year only the top 10 students were selected to participate in placements and only one candidate was placed with a salary package of 3 LPA.

Placements: There is no scope for placements in the course. The college must take initiatives to provide placements so that students get exposure to the corporate world. Moreover, they can decide which option is suitable for them. This will also help the college to be on par with other colleges of the same category.

Placements: There were no on-campus placements for our batch as well as our senior batch. Earlier, the placements were very low, and mostly, they didn't offer much to the students. So now, it has been completely stopped for the students of Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA). But, the students of Bachelors of Computer Applications (BCA) are still able to sit for campus placement interviews. Around 5-10 companies visit the campus to offer placements to BCA students, but only a few offers are good.

Placements: During our placement season, no company has visited the campus for placements. But from the earlier batch, some of the seniors were placed. Placements in BIT Extension Lalpur are not much good, it is not even 50%. The college is good to pursue BBA and also MBA courses because of its brand name. One has to find an internship on their own. The college will not invite any company for internships, and the internship is not compulsory in this college.

Placements: For BBA department, around 4 or 5 companies visit the campus for placements. If anyone is interested can apply for placements, but generally, students opt to go for MBA. I also suggest doing MBA after the completion of your degree. BBA branch is very good in this institute, and you receive the degree of BIT, MESRA after the course completion. The faculty members are supporting in nature.

Placements: There are definitely very less or no placements for BBA students. Still one or two companies come for placement. Salary are not decent though one of my friend was selected for Idea 2 years back. If u want a placement after BBA. BIT lalpur is not a good option for you.