CU Jammu Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: There are no placements in our course. We have to go through certain exams like TET in this college. Other departments are also receiving better jobs in top companies. Around 30% of students got placed in our course.

Placements: There is no placement program organised for the physics department, but some students in our senior batch got placed on their own. Many students aim for government exams like UPSC, SSC, and others who wish to continue are aiming for NET, GATE, etc. Placements are not provided.

Placements: Around 45% of students get placed in our course. Placements, internships, and salary packages are not provided in our college because it is a government college.

Placements: The students in our batch were more than 600. It was a CBCS course with flexible fee structure. I personally choose the Economics and Political Science subject. There were no placements after this. You can go for further studies and choose your future after that.

Placements: Around 40% of students were placed in our course. The average salary package offered was 1 LPA. Less than 1% of students got internships.

Placements: No company comes to the college for civil branch. There are various sales and marketing companies like BYJUS, etc. They recruit students through online process, The highest package students can get here is less than 30k per month. There are various construction companies but no one yet comes to the college. Only a few percentage of students got internship from my course.

Placements: They had the UMANG scheme for placements. Apart from that, there are hardly any placements in college. Choose it only if competitive exams or higher studies are your next thought. I don't think you can just rely on college for placements.

Placements: About 95% of students were placed with handsome salary packages. Byjus, Vedantu, and many more companies gave opportunities to students. Most of the students from our course got internships from reputed companies like IBM, Coca-cola, etc. I always preferred the MBA course.

Placements: It's a government college affiliated with Atal Bihar Vajpayee University, Bilaspur Chhattisgarh. Hence, it provides degrees of both bachelor's and master's. It conducts various workshops and seminars but as such placements are rare to general students except for the NCC.

Placements: Around 70% of students get placements in private and government sectors. The top role in the private sector is managing director. Top roles offered in the government sector are field inspector, in Indian Foreign Services, in Indian Revenue Services, Assistant Commandant CAPF, CDSOTA, CDMA, and in the CDS technical entry scheme. Most of the students in our batch got internships and government jobs.

Placements: For the M.Tech course, I have not seen any placement yet, due to covid 19, but in the future, they will do a better placement. M.Tech course is a new course taken by the university so, it will take time for placements and internship. Still, I have not seen any placement. New technological courses are taught also paper publication is mandatory for all students.

Placements: The chances of getting placements based only on the degree are very low. So, students need to work hard, especially proceeding to prepare for national-level exams like GATE, NET or other international exams to become worthy. However, the teaching is above average, and students can get proper guidance to fulfil their criteria in order to get a dream job. Students can get internships in nearby local industries, but in order to be eligible for top-rated PSUs and other good private firms, GATE or NE...

Placements: Basically, this college is a central authority university so the placements are conducted through authorities schemes like Udaan and hundreds of different scholarship schemes that began with the useful resource of Indian authorities.

Placements: Top recruiting companies during our course duration were Future Retail Ltd, Waterhealth International, top banks, etc. Our seniors and students from our batch got placed as senior marketing executives. Internship companies included BigBazaar, ONGC, Uflex, Power Grid, etc.

Placements: Almost 65% of the students got placed from our college. The highest salary package offered in our course was 8 LPA, and the average salary package offered 5.5 LPA. The lowest salary package offered was 2 LPA. Almost 100% of the students got internships from our course.

Placements: Maximum 70% of the students got placed, but all the companies visited here are all low profile companies. The maximum salary offered by these companies is Rs. 15,000 per month. Students have to go for internships with their own money, and there is no college support for students in an internship.

Placements: I am pursuing integrated M.Sc. chemistry in this college. In my opinion, the chemistry department is one of the best departments, and it's faculty members are helpful. The interaction between students and teachers is excellent.

Placements: None of the students from our batch has gone for placement because we are not in the final year. We have applied for internships in various universities. Our course was started in 2018, and currently, I am in the fourth sem. The course is five years of integrated M.Sc. Chemistry.

Placements: The university is doing a lot in the perspective of campus placements and even for the students of Literature (p. s. its not possible in many colleges still to get placements while in campus for literature students) even I am in the placement cell. For the students of MCNM and other departments university proved the scope of internships and conduct various programmes and events for the development of the student. It takes into consideration the individual development of the child rather than foc...

Placements: It's one of the worst universities I have ever been in. Especially the department of English and comparative literature. There is zero percent placement. The faculty of this department is very poor. The talent is nothing for this department. The college has ill-mannered staff and non-teaching staff.