BAMU Aurangabad Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Aurangabad

Placements: I'm pursuing B.Pharmcy and currently, I'm in my 3rd year of the course, it's a 4 year course but we have to do our post-graduation because we can't get a well-paying job just by completing B.Pharma. This college does not have a proper placement cell but the teachers try their level best to place students in the industry. The highest salary package offered is around 4 LPA-5 LPA and the lowest salary package offered is 1.5 LPA. Some recruiting companies were GeBBs, Cipla, etc.

Placements: Our college provides average level companies placements. Most Indian IT companies visit the college. Most placements are done off-campus but on-campus placements aren't bad. Packages are realistic. Most placed students are from the civil department. They got a salary package of 24 LPA.

Placements: Around 80% of students receive placements as well as internships. Top recruiting companies for my course are VI, and roles offered by these companies include GET, Intern, and Embedded Software Developer. Overall, companies that come for recruitment for CSE and AIML include Wipro, Accenture, and others.

Placements: 10 to 20% of students got placed from our college. The highest package offered by our college is 2 lacs, and the minimum is 1 lac. Top recruiting companies are Wipro and Infosys, etc. From our college, internship opportunities are rare.

Placements: Placements in our college were good. Various companies visited the campus for recruitment in various departments. Students got high percentages. The campus interviews were managed by the college for students. The average package offered by the companies is 3 LPA to 4 LPA.

Placements: Placements are average in this college for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering. Almost 70% of students are placed, but not in top MNCs, with an average package of 2-3.5 LPA. Industries that visit our college for placements are Bajaj, Airbagla, Hyosung, Parason. Also, big companies like Skoda, TCS, and TATA visit, but they choose limited students.

Placements: The average package offered was 3.5 LPA, with the highest being 4.5 LPA and the lowest being 1.8 LPA. The campus is terrible, and companies are not coming to recruit. Last year, only 10 to 15 students out of a batch of 140 students got placed. The placement management is very poor, and they only focus on academic attendance.

Placements: Around 30% of the students were placed from my B.Sc. batch. The highest package offered was INR 4 LPA and the lowest package was INR 1.5 LPA. Top recruiters included local labs and small companies. Around 20% of the students secured internships in research labs and in basic administrative roles.

Placements: There is no placement. The TPO of the college contacts the consultancy, and they provide jobs by consultancy; they all just show up to attract admissions, and when I was in my final year, they brought rantnaprabha shourum as a placement, and they sprint a news story on paper as they place their students in Mahindra and Mahindra, so those who are newer don't fall for this scam. When I was a younger boy in 2021, they told me there were lots of placement like Mahindra and Mahindra, but they couldn'...

Placements: In our college, there are no placements or campus interviews, but in our course there are high chances of jobs, internships, or placements if we have skills. There are many students from our college who got jobs in good packages in companies like TCS and many more.

Placements: Every year, about 50% of students get placed. This year, the number was lower due to the recession. The highest package in 2024 was 8 LPA. The top recruiting companies are Siemens, Adani, Tata Technologies, NVIDIA, Tech Mahindra and many more. Internships are to be researched by students. The roles offered are those of GET engineers, RND engineers and many more.

Placements: Placements are average at my college. Placements in the CSE department are for about 40% of students in computer science engineering. Internship opportunities are also available at average colleges, which provide an in-plant training program for 3rd and final-year students.

Placements: I was quite satisfied with the placement process. Though the internship opportunities are not that great at the college in placement, it is better; more than 55% of the batch got placement, and some of the IT companies like TCS were the highest-paying recruiters.

Placements: The college is more focused on research work and the same is offered for internships where research opportunities are given. For placements, the roles that are offered are quality control, research & development, etc. with that, the highest package was 3 Lacs.

Placements: The percentage of the students getting placed in my course is more than 50%. The highest package offered in my course was 10 LPA and the lowest was 2.20 LPA. Top Recruiting companies for my course are Microsoft, AWS, Broadcom, etc. The percentage of then students getting internships from my course was 60% at TCS. The top role offered in my course is that of a Software developer.

Placements: 70% of students are placed. The highest package is 8 to 9 lacs, and the lowest is 3 to 4 lacs. Jio, Amazon, Godrej, etc. are the top recruiters. 70% of students get internships from the course. We are taught about the basics of electronics, mathematics, Chemistry communication skills, engineering exploration, etc.

Placements: Almost No placement is done by college, only few companies cipla, mankind hiring student at low 11k/month to 20k/month max is 3lpa. At role of pharmacist, lab technician and quality control. For internship wockhard come to hire some people.

Placements: I am a fresher so I don't know about the placement. But last year, 50 students were placed in the mechanical branch and the computer science branch. They got an average package of INR 4.5 lacs per year. And our recruiting company is Infosys. Also, Tata Consulting Services came here to hire students.

Placements: The placement percentage of our college is not much good compared to other colleges. Placements depend on students and not on the management of the college. Students should focus on the overall development for a better job and adequate curriculum.

Placements: No placements are offered by the college. Students find jobs on their own. In the previous year, our college invited only one organisation, which presented a workshop for final-year girls. Otherwise, no students have been placed.