Central University of Haryana Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Haryana - Other

Placements: Placements are primarily research-based, so most students pursue higher studies. You can expect placements only after the completion of the course; there are no placements before completing the course. For internships, students go for summer internships at reputed institutes like IITs and NITs.

Placements: There is a placement cell, but most of the students opt for research work. The majority of the students were placed in good institutions for their respective dissertations. The placement cell can be improved, which can provide students with increased career opportunities.

Placements: Almost 90% of students passed the course. But there was no placement in my department, particularly for my course. Students have to do internships as part of their thesis in the final semester. Most of the students joined research, and some went for higher studies. Some even diverted to different fields, like management.

Placements: Placements: As it is a research-oriented course, most students go for higher studies. You can expect some placement after completion of Masters. Average Package: 3 Lacs P.A. Highest Package: 4 Lacs P.A. Internship: Students go to reputed institutions for summer internships, like NIT, IISER, and IIST, but mostly you have to try off-campus. Academic = Follow NEP, Most professors have work experience from foreign countries. You can expect a mixed bag when it comes to academics .

Placements: Most of the students went for their internships all over India. This was only possible as the knowledge imparted to them regarding the subject was ample and sufficient for them to stand out. However, the placement needs to improve and more companies should come together for recruitment.

Placements: All students from class either enrolled in Ph.D. programs in good universities or secured government jobs. Good placement options are available. The department has collaborations with many reputable companies and other universities for internships and placements.

Placements: As I am a B.Sc. 1st year student, I don't know much about placements. But pursuing this course can help you excel in your studies. You can further pursue M.Sc. and Ph.D. or become a scientist, professor, or engage in research in the field. Another option is to pursue a government job.

Placements: So, I haven't seen a lot of guys placed from here, but the professors are helpful and write recommendation letters for you. They also provide internship opportunities, as they are tied with hospitals and other universities too, so opportunities are there for you to grab.

Placements: It does provide some placement only one student is placed but our course is mainly research-oriented. The majority of students do not want to join private companies. The majority of the students want to opt for PHDs but there are placements in departments like computer science and engineering and in vocational courses as well .

Placements: Placements in the college are good in our course with the high package. The companies that visit the campus for placements are KEHY, Swift and Hudson, NES, and many companies. The highest package offered is 23 LPA and the lowest package offered is 14 LPA. The percentage of students who got internships is 62%. Many students are placed successfully in college.

Placements: Talking about the placement rate, it is 9/10 because placement sessions are going on these days and students are participating and enhancing their knowledge. Also, students are being offered an average package of 7 LPAs. So it is better to keep it here.

Placements: Many big companies are coming to our college campus to recruit students, like TCS, Wipro, CEAT, Jagran, etc. There are about 80+ companies for each course. To sit for placement, one has to pass in each subject of every semester. About 90% of students get campus placement. The top roles offered in our M.A. Journalism and Mass Communication course are journalist/reporter, editor, broadcast journalist, public relations specialist, and many more.

Placements: As per my knowledge, around 88% of students are placed. This university is improving its training and recruitment every day. The top recruiting firms are TCS, Synoriq, Nagarro, Byju's, Infosys, and many more. Training and placement cells regularly organize placement drives, and companies with superior packages visit to recruit students.

Placements: About 20 to 40 percent of students who joined the course were placed in good company with a good package. The maximum package was INR 15 lacs per annum, the minimum package was INR 5 lacs per annum, and the average package was INR 8 lacs per annum. Thanks for giving me this opportunity.

Placements: The percentage of students placed in our college is 85 percent. The highest package is 30 lakh per annum, the lowest package is 7 lakh per annum, and the average package is 11 lakh per annum. The top companies recruiting for our course are Infosys, Arup Group, etc. And the percentage of students who got internships is 70 percent, and the top roles offered in our course are 15 per year.

Placements: The exact number of students who get placed every year is not known to us publicly, but whatever we hear in the college about the placements from our friends, it can be easily said that 90% of them get placed each year, with the average package being between 5 and 6 lakhs per annum.

Placements: Placements: Talking about the placements rate, it's 9/10 because these days there are conducting placement sessions, and students are participating and enhancing their knowledge. Also, students are getting placed with an average package of 7 LPA. So placements are good here.

Placements: The university has great placements and packages, and also a simple placement process. 80 percent of students are placed in internships, and the top recruiting companies are TCS, Wipro, Infosys, ISRO, etc. The top roles are research analyst and research expert, and the highest and lowest average is between 10 to 5 LPA.

Placements: I had a batch of 50 students initially (batch 2020 - 2022), but later on some of them moved out to other universities, some dropped out due to government jobs, etc. Finally, out of 37 students, approximately 10 students got campus placement and approximately 15 others got off-campus placements. The companies that visited the campus include 'Nagarro', 'Byjus', 'CjDarcl', 'XenonStack', 'Sequentum', 'Hexaware', and one more that I do not remember clearly. The off-campus companies where some of them...

Placements: Our university has a career guidance cell that works with the teachers and helps the students get a good job. They organize various seminars and workshops, invite career counsellors for talks, and encourage students to attempt competitive exams. This cell regularly updates where the drives occur and helps the students attend them. They conduct periodical tests and help in building the personal qualities of students to get them placed at a job.