University of Calcutta Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,College Street, Kolkata

Placements: I am currently in my 2nd year pursuing B.Com (Hons) in this college. I have limited information about the placements opportunities but as informed by our teachers, companies like Deloitte and top MNCs recruit students from our college during their final year.

Placements: There are 14 students in our class, but there are no opportunities to conduct a placements cell or internship. So students must go for MSc under some affiliated university. There is no specific placements cell for BSc students in this college.

Placements: Placements are not available in our college. Students have to find internships on their own.

Placements: As I know, in graduation courses, there are no placements as such. No companies are coming to this college; placements are really poor. So, if no companies are coming, then no offers are available in this college. You can still go for this college if you want to.

Placements: The average percentage of students placed in our course is low. There is no package offered in our course. No companies are coming for our course. There is no internship from our course. We just get the graduation degree from this course. No other extra facilities are there.

Placements: There was no placement opportunity in our college. Nobody got a job after completing the course. There was no company recruiting from my course. Nobody got an internship. But a few good students went for a master’s degree at Jadavpur University/Calcutta University.

Placements: Only 20% of our students were placed in our course. The highest package is 2,16,000 per annum, the lowest is 30,000 per annum, and the average is 60,000 per annum. The top recruiting companies are HDFC Life Insurance and Kotak Mahindra. Only 2% of our students got internships at both Kotak and HDFC. The top role offered in our course is Botanist.

Placements: There are no placements that the college provides for students, but you have to be inclusive in all activities to achieve them. Most of the placements require 2 to 3 years of experience in a specific field; the rest are B.Tech or M.Sc. based. The highest package last year that the college provided was 7 LPA, but we do get packages like 12-14 LPA. As I said, you need experience for at least 2 years to apply for them. With the new 4-year quota for B.Sc., everyone has to do an internship to apply f...

Placements: Our college do not provide any placements. So there is no highest or lowest average package offered. And also no top recruiting companies. We dont get any internship from college side we need to find internship on our own. This college doesn't ask for attendance.

Placements: The college has not offered any job roles for students pursuing Economics Honors in 2022. The placements are not as good as shown on the website. Only 1 out of 50 got placement in PWC company. Others went to study masters in the hope of getting better job opportunity.

Placements: Over a thousand students were placed in our course. The average package offered in our college is 1.8 lakhs per annum, and the highest is 4.8 lakhs per annum. The top recruiting company is TATA Consultancy Services (TCS), and internship companies like Webel and IMS Proschool offer internship programs.

Placements: City college of commerce and business administration is best for those students who are perusing CA, CS, CMA in Kolkata as this college don't ask for attendance. We only visit college when we have or exams or to get admit card. City college doesn't guarantee any placement. So there is no highest or the lowest average package or top recruiting companies.

Placements: There is no placement for our course. In fact, they hardly offer placements in any stream. They do give information about jobs but that doesn't count as a placement. Some private companies contact our HOD regarding internships and job opening which they then share with us.

Placements: Siliguri College is a government college. The placement rate is not so great; it’s just okay for taking a degree. Placement options were not available in the college. I can’t just beat around the bush, but there were no options for placement.

Placements: Our college doesn't provide any placements. There is no highest, lowest, or average package. Companies don't recruit freshers from our college. 0% of students got internships from our college. Nobody has ever offered a job to a fresher from our college. We are just students.

Placements: We didn’t get any companies coming in for placements. Just so you all know, it’s not like they promised us any placements in the first place. We got internships through the Calcutta University Summer Internship Programme. Overall, you will not get campus placements.

Placements: In our college they have their placement cell and approximately 50 percent students get placement offers but the package is very less like the starting package is 1.50 Lacs per annum to 4.00 Lacs per annum. The college don't conduct any internships, sometimes different institutions come to our college and they provide internship programs.

Placements: We do not have our own placement cell and companies do not visit our campus for recruiting students. The best you can get is the reference of our college alumnus, which sometimes helps in bagging a job in certain companies. Also, you might expect some help from the college faculty members in getting off campus placement.

Placements: Our college does not have a proper placement process. Mostly companies do not visit our campus for placement and we have to depend on off campus placements. However, we do sometimes get the reference of our alumni, which helps us in getting shortlisted for interview rounds.

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