YMCA UST Faridabad Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Faridabad

Placements: The students are eligible for campus placements starting in the 6th semester. The minimum CGPA requirement is 7 without backlogs for campus placements. Campus placement was bad; many of the chemical companies didn't come for recruitment and the curriculum is mostly outdated and redundant. Professors aren't also great.

Placements: The placement opportunity is just average. Reality is, almost no companies came for the placement on the campus, and few companies hire well-skilled students only. Companies visited are Toonz India, etc., and they offer a very high package for placement as fresher. But you have to learn skills on your own.

Placements: To be honest, there are almost no placement opportunities in this particular course. You have to work as an intern or opt for higher education. Most of the students placed are in irrelevant fields to the course. If you want placement, then you have to learn skills outside the curriculum.

Placements: Several emerging companies attended the placement event. The animation studio of a new channel, as well as large firms like Toonz Animation and Crestz Animation, were present for recruitment purposes. They were primarily interested in hiring based on skills. If you have experience with software such as Blender 3D and have completed projects using them, you may have a good chance of being hired.

Placements: Can't depend on colleges for placements; they also do not promise placement. They only complete their courses. Also, their area is as small as a society park. In summers, it's disgusting because you'll not find clean water anywhere on campus, and forget about the toilets.

Placements: The placement program lacks sufficient development, requiring individuals to secure their own placements. The majority of companies that visit the college are primarily interested in recruiting B.Tech students. The highest salary package offered for B.Sc. students is approximately 3 LPA. Many students prioritize pursuing higher education. Regrettably, only a single student managed to secure an internship opportunity.

Placements: The placement of the college is very good. Many banking companies and computation development companies came for placement. You can easly get placed with high CTC if you study hard. About 1/3 rd of student get placed and many of them study for government exam.

Placements: The average placement in our course is below average. Hardly 30–40% of students were placed in our batch. There are very few placement opportunities coming on campus. One needs to work hard and find placement off campus. The placement is bad in a particular branch only.

Placements: The animation department doesn't have any good placement, but sometimes news or communication-related startups or companies come for placement, but they offer very little, and the job profile is even low. You have to try on your own to get placed outside the campus or opt for higher education.

Placements: There are no placement-oriented programs available for any bachelor courses in the college. The majority of students pursue these degrees for higher education or to prepare for government exams. However, a few companies do visit the campus and offer salaries of around 3-4 LPA to bachelor students.

Placements: Most of the students don't take part in placements, so they don't have a very developed placement program. But still, a few companies come for placements, but most of them offer lower positions. They offer about 4-5 LPA packages, and you have very little competition.

Placements: Very few companies came during the placement year. Most of that is irrelevant to the course. If you want a good job, then you have to look outside the campus. The highest package offered by the companies is about 5 LPAs, but most of the students opt for higher education.

Placements: They have a very good placement program. Even in the time of lockdown, they managed to invite the topmost companies to the college, and most of them offer high pay. From my batch, the highest package was 7 LPA with a good job profile. Most of the students were placed.

Placements: NGF college doesn't have good placements. Last time about 10 students have been placed with about INR 45 LPA. And remaining with INR 3.6 LPA and 2.4 LPA. Many companies visited the campus like Agro teach, TCS etc. The highest packages from this college was 5 LPA, average was 2.5 LPA and the lowest was like 1.8 LPA.

Placements: 10 percent of the students were placed in local companies. The highest package is 5 LPA, the average is 2 LPA, and the lowest is 1.5 LPA. Top companies are not coming to college. The college and any company have not offered any internships at this college. The top roles offered are software engineer and web developer.

Placements: Last year, only 10 students were placed at 5 lakh per annum, while 25-30 students secured positions at 3 lakh per annum. Wipro, Microsoft, and Tata were the most prominent recruiting companies in our course. Almost 40 percent of the students obtained internships in our course last year.

Placements: They don't have very good placements for the B.Sc. courses, but sometimes companies come for placements, most of them in the corresponding field in which we have graduated. Most students opt for higher studies.

Placements: The college boasts an excellent Training and Placement Office (TPO) that has successfully secured affiliations with a television organization and news channel for our new branch placements. While many students pursue higher education or freelancing, a significant number rely on the TPO for job placements, which can be quite challenging to secure.

Placements: Last year, about 10 students were placed with a salary of 40k per month, which is quite nice for the freshers. I guess the lowest placement package was 1.8 LPA, and the highest was 4.8 LPA. But the education in this college is worse. You have to study yourself and forget the help from the faculty.

Placements: My college offers placement for B.Tech courses but B.Sc. courses don't have that much placement, and even the companies have job titles irrelevant to the course we are studying. So you have to opt for higher studies or develop skills in a relevant field.