Placements: About 89.4% placement, the highest 1.4 Cr, the lowest 5 LPA, and the average package almost 20 LPA. Google, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, TCS, DE SHAW, Infosys, etc. This internship opportunity varies year to year. Almost 26% average students get internships in my course. Senior Software Developer, Data Analyst.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi speed is almost average. But here labs are below average as these are old. Classrooms are good. The library is also good, and there are facilities for a digital library. Hostels are older, so their condition is below average. Food quality is good for the mess as well as the canteen. There are lots of facilities for sports and games like football, cricket, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, carrom. Medical facilities are quite good.

Faculty: Teachers are damn good and qualified as this university's NIRF ranking is 10. Most of the teachers are teaching very well, and some are average. Yes, the course curriculum is relevant. It does not make students industry-ready. The difficulty of the paper is not more; it is average as usual, mostly relevant to the previous year. The passing percentage is quite high, almost 90%.

Other: As you know, this course is very demanding, and I have an interest in coding and programming. Through this course, I can get a good package in MNCs, and it has a lot of facilities for research in AI and ML. This course should be more industry- and job-relevant, not the traditional, which we will never use in a job. There are lots of events and fests like Turn, Sanskriti, Srinjan. This campus is full of students and teachers. For connectivity, bus, auto, and train are used daily. The campus surroundings are very good. In the surroundings, there are a lot of restaurants, malls, gyms, and more. There are lots of extracurricular activities like chess events, mobile gaming events, quizzes, dance, street painting, and many more things.

Reviewed on 11 Nov 2024Read More

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B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2027

4.4

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This university is satisfying because of the high placement package and return on investment.

Placements: About 89.4% of students are placed. The highest package is 1.4 Cr, the lowest is 5 LPA, and the average package is almost 20 LPA. Google, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, TCS, DE Shaw, and Infosys are some of the top recruiters. The internship opportunities vary from year to year. On average, 26% of students in my course get internships as Senior Software Developers, Data Analysts, etc.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi speed is almost average. But the labs are below average as they are old. Classrooms are good. The library is also good, and it has facilities for a digital library. The hostels are older, so their condition is below average. The food quality is good in both the mess and the canteen. There are lots of facilities for sports and games like football, cricket, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, and carrom. Medical facilities are quite good.

Faculty: The teachers are very good and qualified, as this university's NIRF ranking is 10. Most of the teachers teach very well, while some are average. Yes, the course curriculum is relevant. It does not make students industry-ready. The difficulty of the paper is not too high; it is average, mostly relevant to previous years. The passing percentage is quite high, almost 90%.

Other: As you know, this course is very demanding, and I have an interest in coding and programming. Through this course, I can get a good package in MNCs, and it has a lot of facilities for research in AI and ML. This course should be more industry and job-relevant, not the traditional content we will never use in jobs. There are many events and fests, such as Turn, Sanskriti, and Srinjan. This campus is full of students and teachers. For connectivity, buses, autos, and trains are used daily. The campus surroundings are very good, with lots of restaurants, malls, gyms, and more. There are many extracurricular activities like chess events, mobile gaming events, quizzes, dance, street painting, and more.

Reviewed on 11 Nov 2024Read More

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B.A. in English - Batch of 2025

3.4

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Your perception wouldn't ever be the same if you visit the college once.

Placements: The English department doesn't provide placements; rather, we can get recommended by professors, which might take us a long way. Being aware of the lack of it, the students are proactive in their approach—always seeking out opportunities and internships; the interdisciplinary nature of the department allows students to pan out in areas of filmography, journalism, curation, art, philosophy, writers, teachers, critics, even in mathematics if they choose to, founders of organizations, and much more. Our curriculum makes us very vocal and aware of some key factors for leadership and heading on in life.

Infrastructure: We have free Wi-Fi across campus, along with departmental libraries that are stocked with relevant books, journals, and articles. We have a central library and two other common libraries, which total around 40 libraries. Our classrooms have AC with projectors and boards. Hostels are very much up and running, but since I have not availed of them, I cannot vouch for their quality. So far as the campus is concerned, canteen food is quite decent, and the market outside the gate is booming with food stalls and other daily essentials. Sports is well practiced here, as our university actively ventures out to represent in many areas like chess, football, mountaineering, and hiking.

Faculty: The professors are extremely qualified and passionate about what they teach and are very expensive in their lives. This course curriculum is as relevant as it can get, being the first curriculum in post-independence India to have a post-structuralist and anti-establishment syllabus critical for coping with the current capitalistic and branching world so that we can have our own stand with valid philosophy. This approach is crucial for the "industry," as progressive and youth-led organizations, which are the future of this industry, are nourished by these qualities. The semester exams are very tricky, and it's difficult depending on how regularly one has attended classes, read the recommended material, and gone beyond the curriculum.

Other: I chose this course to be a professor in this field, and it was the right choice because of the unconventional and progressive curriculum topped with excellent professors. Interacting even with peers can provide a lot of connections and networking, as no one is sitting still and is active well outside the curriculum and campus. Same goes for professors. We have seminars, displays, debates, dramas, festivals, and calls from other institutions to perform all the time. Apart from that, we have our annual fest Sanskriti three times a year, along with some other fests held by the engineering faculty members.

Reviewed on 13 Sep 2024Read More

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B.A. in Economics - Batch of 2025

4.4

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A university where quality education meets low fees and excellent faculty.

Placements: You can sit for placements only after completing a Master's from this department. The highest placement this year was 16.45 lacs, and the average was 10.4 lacs. Many renowned companies hire directly from this department, like Deloitte, HSBC, Citibank, KPMG, and TCS.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is not that good compared to private universities. But keeping in mind the fees you pay, it's average. The toilets remain mostly unclean, and the Wi-Fi is inconsistent. The classrooms in our department are good, with air conditioning. There are two computer labs and a departmental library.

Faculty: The faculty is excellent; each member is renowned and the best in their respective field. They are very helpful, and the Ph.D. scholars also help when you face difficulties. The course is rigorous but the best in the whole state. You need to sit for a 10-mark exam every Monday, and there are two semester exams conducted every year.

Reviewed on 10 Nov 2024Read More

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M.A. in Comparative Literature - Batch of 2025

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Jadavpur University where dream meets the reality.

Placements: Around 60-70% of students get placed during or after the course. The average package is INR 5 LPA, which can go up to INR 7-8 LPA. Companies like TCS, Intellipaat, and SEO ORB Digital Solutions have recently offered internships with stipends ranging from INR 25,000 to INR 40,000 per month. The roles include Digital Marketing Head, Content Writer, and Business Development Head.

Infrastructure: The campus is well-equipped with departmental libraries, Wi-Fi access in all corners, laboratories, air-conditioned classrooms, and projectors. There are three boys' hostels and two girls' hostels on campus, with affordable fees of INR 5,000 per month, including food. The quality of the food is moderately good. A playground, a basketball court, and proximity to KPC Hospital (1 km away) add to the convenience.

Faculty: Each semester consists of four papers, each worth 50 marks. Internal assessments contribute 20 marks, while 30 marks are for the main semester exam. Internal assessments are split into two exams of 10 marks each, making a total of eight internal assessments per semester. If a student misses an internal exam, they can appear for a supplementary assessment conducted after all internals. The passing mark is 20 out of 50.

Other: Studying literature at Jadavpur University helps students view the world subjectively and from multiple dimensions. The university organizes numerous fests and cultural events throughout the year, including IBTIDA and AFSU-SFSU-FETSU Sanskriti, providing a vibrant and dynamic campus life.

Reviewed on 9 Nov 2024Read More

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B.Tech. in Food Technology and Biochemical Engineering - Batch of 2027

3.6

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I think my department is easy and provides very good placements.

Placements: Our department students are almost 80 percent placed in our course. In our course, the highest package is 12 lacs, the lowest is 6 lacs, and the average package is 9 lacs. The top-recruiting companies in our course are Mkelly Biotech Pvt Ltd. and AgriVision4Upvt. Ltd. 60 percent of students get internships.

Infrastructure: Our department facilities are really good because there is available Wi-Fi, a digital library and a large room. The class room is so unique. Our department also has a library and a central library. Our hostel is so good here; there are 2 people per room, Wi-Fi is available, food is good and, to mention, hygienic.

Faculty: All our teachers are so friendly; they all helped fully; they are all Ph.D. holders and have five to 10 years of experience; and there degrees are almost all very good. Our department is not the most difficult; during the exam semester in our department, almost all students pass. The pass percentage is 95%.

Other: I want a B.Tech course, then ranked WBJEE and a chance at this course. And I know this university has very good teaching and placement.

Reviewed on 12 Mar 2024Read More

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