Jamia Hamdard University Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Hamdard Nagar, Delhi

Placements: Students have the opportunity to be hired by the college itself; companies also came to hire the students for roles like BCA, BTech, MTech, and many more. For the computer engineers, companies like HCl, Wipro, and Infosys visited our college to hire many students.

Placements: Placement is really pathetic. We got very few job notifications, and those were for sales only. I don't know why they sent the notifications only a day before, and by a day, it's not even 24 hours. The jobs were only at very small, unknown startups.

Placements: At the graduation level, there's no direct placement. Students who are passionate about research gain excellent experience in wet labs. Each year, 2-3 M.Sc. students secure placements. Students have the opportunity to pursue internships with stipends ranging from 20,000 to 25,000 INR per month.

Placements: 60% students were placed in many companies. The highest package is 8 Lacs per annum, average package 4 Lacs per annum. Top recruiting companies are TCL, Capgemini, Cognizant, etc. Maybe 30 to 40% in tech companies like Cognizant, Deloitte. Roles offered include computer programmer, software developer, network engineer, etc.

Placements: This college itself has a majeedia hospital, which selects nurse students after interviews, and the package is about 2.5 LPA. Beside Majeedia Hospital, it has other hospital settings such as Max, Fortis, NHAI, etc., which select the students only after interview. Student can pursue for M.Sc. nursing after their bachelor's degree to enter the teaching field.

Placements: Placements were very low as compared to other colleges. Even toppers also didn't find good jobs here. Most medical representative jobs are available; for a job role, you must have a master's degree; otherwise, there are no good jobs available; the highest package can be 4 LPA, and the lowest package can be 2 LPA. Mostly not-top companies come here, like Cipla and Sun Pharma.

Placements: Jamia Hamdard University is well known for it's medical departments and it is number 1 all over India in pharmacy. If we talk about the engineering department, more than 60% of students get placed from TCS and other well-known companies. The highest package was 35 LPA, and the average package that students get was always around 5-8 LPA.

Placements: The companies that came for recruiting are WIPRO, HCL, and INFOSYS. Teachers guide us on how to avail internships through the Internshala portal. The average package, as per my knowledge, is nearly 3 LPA. Most students got roles as backend developers, technical analysts, front-end workers, and testers. Nearly 50 percent of students get placed in BCA, but if I talk about B.Tech, the numbers are quite better.

Placements: The average package is 3.5 LPA and highest package is 12 LPA in 2023 on campus and 32 LPA off campus. Overall the placement is below average and only 50% placed on campus and rest off campus. Top recruiting companies are Wipro, TCS, Accenture, Deloitte.

Placements: 60 students were placed out of total 30000 in several companies. But we are psychology students we need MSC to work as a psychologist. So no recruitment companies are there. In our college students should find out internships. As a psychology student, psychologist is the role provided.

Placements: Around 50% of students get placement. Admission requires a minimum of 45%. Students are placed in many MNCs and government institutions like NITI Aayog. Internships for social work and NGOs are available, and percentage doesn't matter much. Our course is highly in demand in various sectors like government, NGOs, MNCs, etc.

Placements: The placement facility at Jamia Hamdard is average. The minimum package offered is around 3 LPA. The university conducts job fairs, but placements are mostly available for Pharmacy and Biotechnology students. If you are looking for good placement opportunities, this college might not be the ideal choice.

Placements: From my course, most of the students are doing Masters, and 10% of students are placed. The company that was coming to the campus was mostly recruiting B.Tech students over BCA students. Placement facilities are not there, and nobody is talking about the placements.

Placements: Approximately 85% of students get placed in the course. The highest package offered is approximately 5 Lacs, and the average package is 3 Lacs per annum. The recruiters are Max Hospital and Asian Hospital. 95% of students got internships from the course. Students work as radiographers.

Placements: Internships are provided for all courses in many hospitals, like their own hospital, Majeedia, and Unani, or other hospitals are also available, like Safdarjung, Max, Batra, and many more. The internships are not paid; they are free of charge. Every student can get an internship.

Placements: The placement cell at Jamia Hamdard is not that great, especially for this course; the highest package this year was 3 LPA. It doesn't provide any internships. Your future is going to be in your hands only. Faculty is good but it can be better.

Placements: The placement ratio is below average. Very few students get placement. Even the students that get placement usually get low packages. The average package is around 3 LPA, but a few students also get high packages. The percentage of students that get placed would be very low.

Placements: It is among the top NIRF ranking college. The educational environment is good but don't trust blindly on their placement opportunities. Just a few companies visited and only 2 students got placed out of about 60! Their package was 5 LPA. Only Clinical Research companies came and no other department got the placement.

Placements: The programs Jamia Hamdard offered have strong placement records. They offered secured positioning in the top pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and research institutions, such as cipla, ranbaxy, and Appolo. For the media students, they offered from NDTV, ABP, DOORDARSHAN, etc.

Placements: Since it was a bachelor's degree, most of the students in my batch, including me, did not sit for the placements, as most of us were concerned about the master's degree and whether to pursue it in India or abroad as well. Some of the students were placed in Majeedia Hospital and some were placed in the official lab work of the biotechnology department.