Jain Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Jayanagar

Placements: Placements offered were in good companies with good salary packages, and I am expecting this trend only to move upwards. Everyone is pursuing corporate BBA, which is required to do an internship at an organisation. The average stipend offered for the 2nd-year intern is around Rs. 10,000-20,000 per month.

Placements: There are placements in our college, but it is purely not related to your field. Major companies visited our campus for placements. Molecular Connect and Allen offered the role of faculty. Endosoft Solution offered the role of tech support. Vyuhgenics offered the role of research associate and analyst. Global Shiksha offered the role of sales and business development. Med Manor Organics and Forte Research System offered the role of a research associate. Nestle India also visited our campus for p...

Placements: Placements in our college are good. A lot of reputed companies visit our campus to hire students, but many companies feel that students from CMS are inclined towards entrepreneurship, so many companies refuse to come for placements. Due to the lack of infrastructure in our campus, the placement process is conducted in Jain Jayanagar campus.

Placements: Placements in our college were not much great. The college would promise companies about the things they never even taught us. Many people who got selected on campus didn't get an offer letter yet. My experience was not that great. Placement officers are changed frequently.

Placements: Jain University lies in the heart of Bangalore, and it is a city of opportunities. It promises the students who have opted CA to get articleship in the big four companies, but the reality comes with a lot of conditions. However, the other B.Com students get placed in some of the big names, which is positive about Jain University.

Placements: Jain University lies in the heart of Bangalore, which is a city of opportunities. It promises the students who opt for CA for getting an articleship in the big 4 companies, but the reality comes with a lot of conditions. However, the B.Com students get placed in some of the big names which is a big positive point about Jain University.

Placements: The college has good placements. The maximum salary package is 16 lacs per annum. The placement percentage on the campus is 80%. The placements are good for the fee we pay. Many good companies visit the campus, but the students will not be that talented and prepared to pass that interview. As per me, the placements are worth for our money.

Placements: Placements in CMS are great. I don't know how, but I have seen my seniors getting into giants like Amazon, Myntra, Goldman Sachs, Deloitte etc. About internships, they are pretty hard to find, but the college helps the students. The internship has marks, so it is happy.

Placements: It's actually kinda good. Seniors do tell that in CS department. In EC my seniors are not getting placed. Not even 50%. Civil has no placements itself. Totally everything is getting changed in this college after the entry of new director. Less placements compared to rest colleges. I'm sad at this. I hope there will be good placements in future.

Placements: The placements are not that good on the campus. For computer science and EC, it is good. Aerospace is also good, but for other branches, a few people get placed. Most of the companies that come for placement are IT companies. The other reputed companies rarely come, and the placements will be given for a few (1 or 3) by them. If you are good in academics, then chances of placements are more, else not worth studying in this institution.

Placements: In terms of placements, it is quite good. In order to get the placement, you need to be behind them whether your placed or not. It is up to you that how you utilise because they just bring the companies. During my time, I had applied for placement, but I was not placed.

Placements: The placement training is conducted a year before the placements, and they teach how they attend the interview. The placement starts on last semester, and students can opt their interested fields. Minimum stipend 0 to 12,000. and there is a placement cell. Around 85 % of the students are getting placed, but for BMS programme there is less chance of getting finance kind of job.

Placements: The placements offered are on average to the IT sectors such as CS, IS, IT, and ECE. When it comes to the core branches like civil and mechanical the placements are nill. The placement department or council is directly saying to the students that there are no placements for the civil students and it's better you people search outside by yourself. Regarding internships same process, the people in CS and IS are getting internships with a stipend of Rs. 25,000/month as high and a low of Rs. 6,000/...

Placements: The placement of my college is very good as I heard from my seniors that many companies come for the placement and that offer quite good package for the students. They recruit students mainly from finance and marketing background. As per last year is concerned, the average package was nearly 3 Lacs per annum.

Placements: The placement department is excellent and very compliant towards helping students. But there is a rule that students should not have backlogs to get placed. Holding a backlog or two prevents you from sitting for any placement. Otherwise being placed is quite simple when you have no backlogs.

Placements: For the aerospace, there are no placements that are hardly 1 or 2 students will get placed through the recomentation by HOD or the director. No aerospace industry are willing to take the freshers, and that is for sure. When I was in my final year, only one company visited and hired one student, its weird, but that's the fact.

Placements: The placements are pretty cool. They will be posted with the help, guidance and information provided by the faculty only if they take an initiative to know about it. There are many places to work. The faculty will really help you. Do it only if you really want to learn.

Placements: There are no core companies for the placements with no higher packages offered. There are also no MNCs visiting the campus. There is also no proper placement training, and no placed job is permanent for the students. The top package offered to the student was Rs. 3 lakhs per annum, while the lowest package offered was Rs. 1.5 lakhs. The companies that visited the colleges are the Capgemini, Tech Mahindra, Juspay, etc. The percent of the students placed in the college was about 40%.

Placements: There is a 100% chance for the students to get placed. However, it depends on the student's hard work. Many companies visited the campus to offer internships to the students and mainly hired for HR or finance ideas. We get opportunities in the companies like Adidas, Flipkart, etc. I am happy about placements in the college.

Placements: The reports till date say that of all the students who opted for placements, 80 percent of them have been placed and the recruitment process is still in progress. The average pay per annum is 3-4 lakhs. The companies I know which have visited this far are Ernst and Young, and many global and Indian companies.