Jain Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Jayanagar

Placements: Last year, 92% of the CSE students were placed in different companies. The highest package ever recorded was 42 LPA, the lowest was 1 LPA, and the average is around 6 LPA. The top recruiting companies include Infosys, Wipro, Futurense, TCS, and some Japanese companies. The college doesn't provide many internships; they only provide them for 20-30 students out of 1,200 students, and these internships are not paid and are at some random companies.

Placements: We are told to find internships for a month with more working hours than psychologists.

Placements: I don't know about placement since I will graduate next year only. But from what I heard, not many companies are offering to come to our campus. Let's hope I will get good placements. But for an internship, you can get one easily. Because this is a newly built college (around 3 years), there aren't many options yet. 

Placements: There are around 240 students who are divided into 4 sections. Our college won't provide you placements, and even if it provides, they won't be related to the course. After completing the course, many students would opt for alternatives as this course won't serve the purpose.

Placements: The first batch of gaming (our batch) only has 20 students. The design field is neglected because we are a minority in the university. Start-up companies only provide most internships. Most students drop out and join academies.

Placements: 16th Batch, B.Sc. . Forensic Science The total students were around 200 and was placed in 3 different sections. There were few placements offered and the salary was low. After passing out B.Sc. . Forensic Science most of them took another alternative rather than pursuing the course because the course doesn't assure a good future for the students. The internships was of no use. It was basically useless.

Placements: The placements offered for my batch are reducing gradually. Last year, the lowest salary package offered was around 2.5 LPA, and the highest was 7.8 LPA. Companies like EY, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, Northern Trust, JP Morgan, PWC, etc., visited the college to conduct placements. Taxation, audit, etc., are the roles offered to the placed students. Only 1-2% of the students got an internship from the college. Stipend offered was about Rs. 15,000 per month. There is a placement cell in Jain Universi...

Placements: Our batch hasn't completed our studies yet so cannot say from personal experience. From what I heard from the seniors very few get placed by good companies. Only heard about one person getting a really good package of about 60,000 per month. Regarding internships I heard about only 10% of the seniors got internships in their final year. We were told this would improve next year so hopefully it will better but so far it has been disappointing.

Placements: There was only one core company which came for placements during 2017. There were no placements for the batch of 2017-18. They don't put efforts in getting good companies. The other companies which they put in front were for clerk job, call centre jobs and technical support jobs.

Placements: The placement offered is okay. You get a basic package of Rs. 15,000 per month to Rs. 30,000 per month with an average of Rs. 20,000 per month. Job roles are mostly customer care, executive, or associate trainee. You don't get the jobs as per your specialisation. All top MNC with customer care and executive jobs. The placements offered were around 95%.

Placements: I am still in the 3rd year, so I don't know exactly about the placements. But, we heard from our seniors that the packages they got were pretty bad like 3-4 LPA only. I am from management quota, so my fees are 3.7 lakhs if I am correct, so the fees v/s the placements is just sad.

Placements: There are no placements in my batch as per my knowledge. There is no campus selection. They are trying to establish, but it isn't worth. I don't know much about the seniors. A few of them might have got placed. A few doing internships. Most of them opted for post graduation studies, few of them got the seat in foreign universities.

Placements: The college cheats the students in the name of the placements, and they give nothing, simply waste of the money. I regret why I came here, and my seniors are telling that they will say that they will provide placement, but at the end, they offer nothing. I haven't heard any company visiting the campus. They post advertisements on the banner to fool students and nothing else. I will suggest everyone who is thinking to join Jain university by looking the placements banners. Please don't waste mone...

Placements: Placements in this college are not that good. I am not at all happy with their placement wing. They tell the names of many good companies but no one comes in reality. It is a waste of money studying in a very expensive college like this if you are looking for a good placement.

Placements: Very few people opted for placements, because the recruiting companies were not good, or the pay was much less that could not cover even the minimum living cost in Bangalore. Internship contacts were mostly given from internshala. This students mostly had to rely on themselves for internships.

Placements: Placements at this college were disappointing, with only about 20% of students securing any position. Internships were completely available, leaving students with no hands-on experience. The highest role offered was merely that of a site engineer, highlighting a severe lack of industry connections and opportunities.

Placements: Our college does not provide placements for our course.

Placements: Almost 100% of students were placed in this course. There are no placements for non-IT branches.

Placements: Almost 55% of students got placed at Jain University. Placements at Jain University are decent. 4 or 5 students get selected on an average out of 10. The highest package was around 18 Lacs annually. Top recruiting companies were Deloitte, KPMG, Ernst & Young, etc.