Guru Nanak Dev University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Amritsar

Placements: Placement in this college mainly depends upon the students skills they are learning from the teachers, and self-study is most important. 50% of students opt for higher study, and the other students get internships or placements on their own. Honesty: only the lowest-level jobs are offered to students in the IT sector, but later on, experience is the most important thing.

Placements: All the students get placed but the placement and application in the firms have to be done on our own. Teachers and faculty help in the placements and internship referrals. Top arch firms and even new ones openly accept students from our college. The highest internship package was around 1 to 1.5 lakh for six months. Roles offered are trainee architect/intern and junior architect.

Placements: There are a lot of students in our course (Class). There are many things we should know about politics and history. A significant percentage of the students are very good in politics and social science because they are very knowledgeable about Rajneeti. The top offered role in our course is Maharaja Ranjit Singh. We have a full book on Maharaja Ranjit Singh in our 4th semester. This book covers the entire history of Punjab.

Placements: According to the college, 80–90% of the students are placed every year but this might not be true. In reality, only a few students (most probably around 50%) are placed. The average package is 6 lacs. The lowest package is 3 lacs. The highest is 14 lacs (last year). Most of the students get internships during their third year.

Placements: Placements are not provided for students of M.Sc. Physics. Toppers get an opportunity to receive direct admission for a Ph.D. without taking any test. Others are required to pass the UGC NET or the exam conducted by the University itself. Top roles offered to a student include further study in Radiology or preparation for exams like UGC NET, GATE, or JRF. After qualifying, they can pursue research.

Placements: I'm currently pursuing a B.Com. (Hons.) at GNDU. There are a total 120 students. Every year, almost 20–30 students get placed on the basis of their skills and knowledge. The highest package is 10 LPA . Most banks, like Axis Bank, ICICI Bank or companies that require accountants or HR managers, recruit students from this course. Almost all the students get internships, and the rest, those who don't, find companies for internships themselves. I don't know about the top roles being offered as I'm i...

Placements: Hardly even a single student from our college gets a camp placement. Our college is not very good if you're looking for campus placement. They just give you the education, not the placement. Also, no professional company has ever come to a college for placements.

Placements: Around 80–85% of placements were done through campus placements. As of the academic session of the batch 2023–24, the highest package was around 18.43 LPA, and the average package was around 6.40 LPA. Major recruiters include TCS, Infosys, Wipro, KPMG, and Accenture.

Placements: Around 40% of students get placed. The highest package on campus goes to 7-8 LPA, while off campus it gets up to 18 LPA, totally based on your skills. average package is around 3.5–4 LPA. top recruiting companies which come to campus are TCS, Nagarro, Accenture, Cap Gemini, etc. For internships, its almost same because most companies would offer you internships first and then after 6 months of internship, they would hire you. Top roles totally depends on your skillset.

Placements: The placement package offered at this university is not very great, although the return on investment is very good. The highest package offered in on-campus placements is 14 LPA, while the average package is 7.5 LPA. The top recruiting companies at this university are TCS, Zscaler, and Amazon.

Placements: Many companies come to our college and select students and give them the best placements with the best salary packages but I never ever applied for any placements. Mostly, 40–50% of the students apply for the placements and get selected. The students will be selected on a merit basis and based on their performance.

Placements: There are nearly 40-50% of students placed by the college. It also depends on the number of students, and the difference also varies yearly. Top recruiting companies are Wipro, Infosys, TCS, etc. A total of 5 students got internships in top companies in my class. Many companies offer various roles.

Placements: About 70 percent of students got placed in my course last year. The highest package is around 44 lakh, the lowest is about 2-3 lakh, and the average package is about 6-7 lakh per annum. Amazon, TCS are top recruiting companies. We can do internships on our own, but a certificate is compulsory. 70 percent of students got placed in TCS, Amazon, Wipro, etc. as web developers, hackers, etc.

Placements: Placement and internship are very good on our campus. Many big giants companies come to recruit students at very decent packages. There are also campus placement drives for those students who are not very confident in attending interviews, which encourages the students.

Placements: The college doesn't provide fair placement opportunities to the students. Students try to earn internship opportunities working under renowned lawyers and officials. The college largely provides internship opportunities, which are conducted for 1 month. Overall, students themselves have to earn placements and internships.

Placements: Around 10% students got placed during the placements drive. The highest package offered is around 5 LPA, the lowest is below 2 LPA and the average package secured is 3 LPA. For my course, recruiters are from banks life IDFC bank and Axis bank. According to my knowledge, around 15% students of my course got internships in various banks. The most commonly offered role is that of junior manager in a bank as B.Com is a banking degree.

Placements: The college provides no kind of placements, the location of the college is the main reason for this, because this area is not industrial. There is no special cell for placements in the college. Also, no companies visit for the placements. The students need to solely approach the companies for jobs.

Placements: In my college, there are more than three students in my course who got selected in companies. Companies like Byju's, Jio, Reliance, etc. There is no kind of internship programme in my college and roles like lab testing, teaching and other practical works are given to students.

Placements: There is no kind of placement available on campus. 1. Students have to find jobs on the side. 2. Students have to go from company to company and ask for jobs. 3. B.A. gives basic knowledge about the subject, not any type of skills. 4. Students first need to learn skills from outside to get jobs.

Placements: In the tough times of recession, many GNDU students managed to get placed in different MNC's like TCS, Amdocs, Accenture, KPMG, Stylumia, Axtria, etc. The highest package offered to students is 13 LPA, and the lowest package offered was 3.5 LPA.