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

Placements: Most of the companies that come for B.Tech Electrical are local companies from Faridabad. Even the top core companies like L&T, Mitsubishi, Panasonic come for the placements. The roles offered by companies are very wide, from core to software domain, and also in testing and research and development.

Placements: Ninety-seven percent of students were placed in the previous batch. The highest package is 37 LPA, and the average is 5 LPA. The top company is Flipkart, and the post that my senior is offered is General Manager. Fifty percent of students get internships in the college with good positions.

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 percentage of students placed from our course is around 39%. The highest package has gone up to 10 LPA, the average package up to 5 LPA, and the lowest package up to 3.5 LPA. The top recruiting companies that have come so far include Infosys, Amazon, LG, Redmi, etc.

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 criteria of our college in our particular course, B.Tech CSE, is that around 30% of students are placed. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Rentikle, Amazon, and many more recruit students from our course. The roles are offered, like software development, web development and many more.

Placements: The average college package for the course is about 4 LPAs. As the entry-level package for the B.Sc. course, it is good. If you study hard, then you will also get a decent package. They also have industry training opportunities. Many expert teachers came for guest lectures.

Placements: The placement of the college is just decent. They provide decent internships for betterment and future development. The highest placement offer was around 8 LPA. The hiring process was mainly based on skills. If you study hard, then you can get easy placement.

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: Placement of the college is just average. Most of the student in the college are doing the course for the higher education so they go for placement. You can easily get a ppo as there is no competition. The highest placement is about 7 LPA. And almost 30% student are placed.

Placements: I am a student at Aravali College, which is in Faridabad. It is good in terms of studies and placement. Around 30–40% of students get placed in B.Tech in total. Specially from CSE background, the highest package has gone up to 8–10 LPA, the lowest is 2–2.8 LPA, and the average package is 3.5–4 LPA.

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 placement is very good about 70% of the companies that came to the campus were for software domain jobs. So it is easy to get a good placement. The girl student has a very good advantage, as some companies are exclusive to the female role. Adobe offers about 44 LPAs, but only for female students.

Placements: The placement of the college is very good most of the students get placed in a very good company and about 90% of the students get placed. If you study hard, you can easily score a very good package. The highest CTC offered was about Rs 1 crore for the campus placement.

Placements: The placement criteria for our course require that 30-40% of students, who are all clear and do not have any backlogs, are eligible. Top recruiting companies include Meesho, Shops, Flipkart, TCS, Oyo, and many more. The top roles offered in our course are web stack developer, software developer, and others related to the field.

Placements: I am in the batch of B. Teach CSE, in which placement is better than in other streams of B. Teach. Around 33% of students get placed here. Top recruiting companies like Oyo, Amazon Prime, Flipkart, Rentickle, and many others visit. The highest package has gone up to 8 LPA so far.

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: Aravali College is not very good in terms of placement. Around 30 percent of students in our course are placed. The highest package has gone up to 8 LPA, whereas the average package is 2-3 LPA, and the lowest is 2-2.8 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Tata, and First Cry have visited.

Placements: The placements in our course are not so good. Very few get placements on campus. The internships are 0, no companies visit campus. Mostly students prefer to go for higher studies or they leave the college in between. Seniors told last year placement was 40% only.

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.