Hindustan University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Kelambakkam, Chennai

Placements: In this college, I opted for a course called B.Com IIP, which is unique in this college. In the sixth semester of this course, we don't have to write exams; instead, we can go for an internship and should get a certificate for degree certification. The company has only least placement opportunities, which they don't show any interest in for placements. Only the faculty members are taking efforts on placement and internship opportunities.

Placements: The placement will be above average. My seniors have been placed for 10 LPA to 15 LPA, and most of them for an average of 4 LPA to 5 LPA. There are some top recruiting companies like IBM and also some aeronautical-related companies for CSE. Many students also go for internships in IIT, NIT, and IIT Madras.

Placements: Around 20% of students got placed with an average salary package of 2 LPA - 3 LPA. The placement team is very bad. They don't bring any good core companies. They don't provide any placement training. It is the worst. Companies offer internships and provide contact-based roles. There is nothing permanent. Core students are offered IT sector jobs.

Placements: Above 85% to 90% of students are placed, with salaries ranging from six lakhs to twenty-two lakhs per annum. Companies like IBM and Microsoft are among the top recruiters. More than forty percent of the students secure internships, with some being hired by major companies like Porsche. Some of the top roles include Programmer, Coder, and others.

Placements: Approximately 85 percent of students were placed in our college with a good salary package of 11.5 lakhs per annum and a lowest salary package of 3 lakhs per annum. Many recruiting companies like Deloitte, Wipro, TCS, and IBM have visited our college. A few students got internships outside of college.

Placements: The placements are not good and the packages are also poor. No good companies visit for hiring, they need to tie up with more companies. The highest package offered is very low and the lowest package is obviously very low. Overall, the placements are not good.

Placements: More than 85 percent of students were placed in my course. The average package is 4 LPA, and the highest was 3 LPA. Companies like Indigo, Reliance, and ICICI have recruited from our college. More than 70 percent of students secured placements, and there are many roles offered in my course, such as manager, sales executive officer, and even CEO.

Placements: Placements are not good because the college is not linking with more companies. It should tie up with more companies; it is good for both the college and students. Also, the college should look into these placements and try to convey it to its officials—that is my advice.

Placements: The percentage of students placed in our course this year is 65%, and others have opted for higher studies. The highest package is 8.2 LPA. Top recruiters include Boeing and HAL. A total of 85% of students got internships in our course this year, as some have been doing their projects with the college and on their own.

Placements: 90% of students are placed with good salaries with a minimum package of 5 LPA. The highest package is 12 LPA, the average is 5 LPA, and the lowest is 2.5 LPA. Bosch is the top recruiting company; 100% of the students got internships in 2 and 3 years; Electrical Engineering Chief is the highest role offered and different managing posts.

Placements: Good placements are done. They are saying that about 80% of the students get placed in college placements. Internships are also provided for students from the fourth semester. They are sending students to Nokia for internships and some are getting placed there itself.

Placements: About 20% of the students were given placement in major companies. The highest package is 8 LPA, with the average being 5 LPA, which is also the lowest. Being is one of the major companies recruiting. About 50% of the students got internships at Blue Dart and more companies in Tamil Nadu, with some including stipends. With a recommendation letter from the professor, interning at major companies is also possible. You can get into ISRO as an aerospace engineer, work for private companies on the me...

Placements: I do not have any clear information regarding it, but I heard that as the years pass, the number of students getting placed is going down. Placement is something that you should blame on yourself, as the institute's job is to bring in companies that would hire you. The rest is up to you. Hence, if you wish to be placed, make sure that you start building your CV in the first year.

Placements: HITS offers placements by engaging with aircraft industries such as Boeing, AirIndia, Airbus, etc. Recently, HITS engaged in a campus connect programme with Boring. Boeing also took around 30 students from our university for an internship under technical publication and structures.

Placements: The college doesn't give assured placements for all the students but if you have enough knowledge and good aptitude skill you can easily crack the campus interview. The faculty members will guide you on how to clear the interview grounds and get placed .

Placements: The majority of students who get placed are from the IT and CSE branches, with an average package of 4-6 LPA. Many roles are offered but at low packages. There are a lot of internship opportunities but we have to pay some amount to get into them. There are very few people who actually get placements but there is a lot of industrial knowledge that the college teaches you.

Placements: TBH, there are enough placements for everyone, but barely 5-10 will be selected to get in those. And if you're an arts student, let's not even think about it; you won't get into anything. We gotta work up by ourselves, building everything on our own. We are helpless.

Placements: The college placement report is lackluster, marked by limited company participation. Most job offers are entry-level positions in local firms, with few in diverse sectors. The placement cell was deemed understaffed, offering minimal guidance, and recruiters were disappointed.

Placements: Shell, IBM, and many more companies are coming, but with not many packages and not getting more placements. 76% of students are placed; more placements are required; very few placements are given for computer science; and it is the very best college for aeronautics.

Placements: The highest package offered was 40 LPA and most of the students get placed in Aerospace Engineering. Top recruiters like Tata, Amazon and Being come for placements. The lowest package is 8 LPA. Overall you can choose this college you want to get placed in top companies and want to do Aerospace Engineering.