Goa University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Goa - Other

Placements: There are so many companies visiting our campus like Zscaler, Walmart, Accenture, PayPal, Zoho, TCS, Cognizant, etc. The average salary of our college is 6 LPA and the biggest is 35 LPA. Out of 100 percent of students, 60-70 percent of students only get placements.

Placements: We are a total of 180 students. The lowest package is from 7-8L per annum, and there's no upper limit; it can go up to 20L or more. Government jobs and private hospitals hire. Every student has a compulsory internship. Roles include doctor, nurse, physiotherapist, MS teacher, dentist, etc.

Placements: 20 percent of the students were placed in my course, and the highest was 1.2 LPA rupees. there were no well known recruits out there, and I wasn't offered a placement, so I don't know much about the placements part, but studying at St. Xavier's gives you a better reputation .

Placements: Up to 25% of students secured jobs. Most of them opted for higher studies, i.e., M.Sc., which is available in the same college. The highest package is 30,000/- and the lowest is 10,000/-. Vedanta, Cipla, and other pharmaceutical companies in Goa also recruit from the college. No internships or roles were offered.

Placements: The placements are provided by the college with good roles, but the package is not very worth it. The highest is Rs. 20,000 with no allowances. Internships are provided with good outcomes. The various roles offered for B.Com students are mostly in sales, accounting, banking jobs, etc.

Placements: The architecture is a construction field where we are trained more for designing. The batch was amazing but don't expect class unity; nobody is trustworthy. They hire those who are skilled based on how fast they are in software and construction. It is a government college, and they aren't offering campus placements.

Placements: There is no proper placement in this college. We had just one company in our college last semester. They took an aptitude test and never returned back with the result, never even informing us about what happened and such. The college takes the entire credit for students who have cracked the interviews off campus, which is very bad on their part.

Placements: Our batch, which started in 2018, has a strength of 20. It comprises three years of studying with one year of internship. It has been good in practical as well as theoretical ways, with good infrastructure and good faculty. The internship was carried out for one year, in which we were placed in different modalities.

Placements: Total number of students in our course for the 2024-25 batch is 90, which is the second year. Around 30% of students secured internships in companies such as Cipla, resorts like Taj, etc. Our course is 4 years with guaranteed placements, honors, and degrees.

Placements: In my course, placements aren't available; however, you can definitely apply to various institutions here, such as the National Institute of Oceanography and NCOAR. These institutions take in students from the Marine Sciences discipline, and many go there for Ph.D.

Placements: I am currently pursuing my second year, so the offers will be made for me in my third year. There are a lot of students who have passed out from the college and are working at really good places, and there are a lot of packages available in the course. Yes, it's quite good.

Placements: Around 80% of the students were placed in companies. The highest placement is approximately 8 lakhs, and the lowest placement is 2.5 lakhs. Top companies like Cipla, Suzlon, and others. 100% of the students get internships from the college depending on the backlogs. If you have not cleared the semester, you can go for internships after clearing it.

Placements: About 80% of students get placement from this course. The companies that visit campus are ONGC, GMDC, Tata Steel, JSW, etc. The highest package is 7 lacs per annum and the lowest package is 3 lacs per annum. Average package is 4.5 Lacs per annum. 70% of students got internships from oncampus. Top roles offered in our courses are Manager, HOD, etc.

Placements: I graduated from this college during the lockdown, so I don't know much about placements. However, I did hear from my seniors that the college does provide placements. They even require students to do an internship as part of the curriculum. The package isn't much for B.Com graduates. It's around INR 10,000 per year.

Placements: Students should have above 50% in their 12th grade to get admission in this B.Sc. course. Since placements are not offered on campus, no companies visit the college for recruitment. Students need to apply for jobs on their own, such as through government job websites, as the college does not provide placement assistance.

Placements: Top roles in our course allow us to be appointed as pharmacists in hospitals and reputed pharmacies. We can also open our own pharmacy to educate the public on disease spread and raise awareness about taking preventive measures during pandemics like COVID-19, typhoid, and malaria.

Placements: Our college does not offer many placements for the B.A. programme. However, many students pursue master's studies and get internships after the course. Almost 90% of students go on to pursue higher studies. Most of the students went to pursue M.A. from different colleges around India.

Placements: To be honest, MS is one of the top colleges in Bangalore and as a student, I'm highly disappointed with the placement cell of my college. Very few students were placed and the highest package was just 2 LPA, and the lowest was 1.5 LPA, which was less than the bare minimum. There were no top recruiting companies; there were companies like Muthoot Finance and HDB that offered sales jobs for which the minimum requirement was only a 12th pass. And about internships, we had to find internships outsid...

Placements: The college has a placement cell that avails very few but best internships for students, including various government internships. There are hardly any recruitments through the college, but the staff helps you get internships if you find it impossible.

Placements: As it is a medical college, there is no such thing as placement. After graduation, you become a doctor and can practice anywhere in India, or you could do a PG and earn even more as specialization helps in bringing more patients, or you could go into research as well.