Central University of Tamil Nadu Scholarship Details ,Thanjavur

Placements: About 10-20% of students get placed in firms like TCS, Aakash Byjus, Federal Bank, Infosys, etc. Around 60% of students continue with higher studies as our course is research-oriented. The research conducted by students prepares them for competitive exams like GATE, NET, and other central government exams.

Placements: Many internship opportunities are provided in the last semester; there is only one industrial visit. In an internship, you have to do 45 and 45 days after 3 years, and you can do an internship on your own Also, projects are made by students at national level. From 7 semester you are eligible to sit in placements and in core branches placement is very good. So many companies visit here. 7.9 lpa in mechanical engineering is the average package and the highest is 17 lpa. All students who sit in pla...

Placements: It is a good future course. Nowadays, textile and fashion industries are at their peak. Ramon, Aravind, and Gokuldas are recruiting. 50% for placing in good companies. HR and planner are roles in the course. Nowadays, textile and fashion industries offer high-value jobs and future prospects.

Placements: From economics, we had only 2 placed from a batch of 28 in Federal Bank with 12 LPA, but off-campus placement was pretty good. Alumni work in banks and companies like EY, etc. Many of them went for research and work as teaching assistants, research officers, etc., in various reputed institutions.

Placements: Although the institution provides internship opportunities, most of the students opt for off-campus internships for better stipends. Various departments come up with different types of internships; interested students can reach out to the concerned faculty and start the internships right away.

Placements: Placements are not available in the school for the bachelor's, mostly due to the direction taken by the higher authorities involved in the course. They have a more academically inclined approach but encourage the students to look for opportunities elsewhere off campus.