Karnataka State Law University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Hubli

Placements: We don’t have any assurance regarding our placement from the college. Mostly, the placement department usually refers to other department students, not the BBA ones. We are out of opportunities and hope, and we are not given any skill development activity.

Placements: No good placements with good package. If the companies come to the college also, they are not hiring many students. If they are hiring them also, they are not getting the package as they expected to get for their skills. Even they give timelines in their company after hiring.

Placements: 45% of the students appearing for placement got placed. The highest package was around 5.5 LPA for BCA and the lowest package was 2.5 LPA for BCA. The average package was around 3.3 LPA. The top recruiting companies were TCS, Amazon, CodeNaste, etc. Students had to find internships on their own, though some students got involved in the project of NFC card identification from the college itself. The roles offered were mostly those of consulting analysts. No pure technical role was offered.

Placements: Placement cell approached maximum students for all the branches, Biotechnology branch's placements are not sufficient. The highest package of last year was 3.9 LPA and the lowest package is 1.1 LPA. Our college placements before the year were good. Students get good internship options.

Placements: The campus placements are available at the college and from the third semester on, students can attend the campus placement Different companies with very good packages are approaching the college every year, and the number of placement opportunities is also growing.

Placements: M.Com students enjoyed a robust placement rate, with a high percentage securing placements. The course boasts diverse opportunities. We received various salaries, with the highest package being 23 Lacs and the lowest package offered in our course is 12 Lacs. The passing percentage is 34% in our college with good marks.

Placements: The placement opportunities for law students are very limited. However, the autonomous batch has many placement opportunities available. The top companies that recruit from my college are KPMG, EY, Deloitte, HDFC Bank, and South Indian Bank. These companies only come for placement of autonomous and MBA students, not for law students. The college does not provide any internship opportunities for law students, so we have to find them ourselves.

Placements: There are no specific placement opportunities available for law students at my college. Out of the two batches that passed out, only six students got placed in total, which is a very low number. The college provides recruitment opportunities for autonomous students but not for law students. There are plenty of placement opportunities for autonomous students in companies like KPMG, EY, and many banks. However, law students do not have the same level of placement opportunities.

Placements: Students get eligible for campus placement at the start of the 4th semester. There are many companies, such as IBM, Bank and many more, that came to recruit us during the placement session. The average salary package which every student got was around 5 Lacs per annum and the highest salary package was around 25 Lacs per annum.

Placements: They keep conducting seminar sessions for us with the high court practicing lawyers, retire judges and expertise in the law field where we get to learn a lot from them and share our queries. They also provide a wide range of placements and internship across the city.

Placements: Kristu jayanti college gets a good number of placements every year where 90% of the students get placed with good starting package for the roles and fields they are interested in with the campus placements. Accenture, Microsoft etc. are the top companies that visit the college for interviews.

Placements: Our college provides good placements. Almost 70% of students get placed in our college. Through the college placement cell, students got placed in law firms, with practicing advocates, and with some companies and legal departments. The average salary package offered is 6 LPA.

Placements: There are no good placements. Faculty members can help you find internships and make connections. The highest salary offered was around Rs. 25,000 per month. If you find a job on your own with their guidance, that would be better.

Placements: A few students got on campus placements. All the companies were service based, mostly offering jobs on contract basis. You can look at the students who got placed in various departments. The average package is around 3 LPA.

Placements: Almost 30-40% of students got placed in our course with a salary package of 0.55 LPA. Placements and internships are not provided during our session.

Placements: Internships are provided every year but not placements. There will be no campus selection. Students need to build their careers. Internships are given at courts like a supreme court.

Placements: In this college, none of the students get placed through this college because placements are not available. There is no any percentage for placements. As placements are not available so no company visit to hire students. Almost 75% of students get internships in some law firms and NGO. As only internships are provided by this college so role is of only interns.

Placements: I am studying clinical psychology. This is the first batch of students studying this particular specialisation. College does not provide internships, there are no collaborations with mental hospitals or NGOs. Students are basically supposed to arrange everything themselves.

Placements: The average salary package offered ranges from 3 LPA to 4 LPA. This college grades are increasing with better companies and better packages. This college is fine for BCA graduates.

Placements: The college does not offer proper placements. Join here only if you are willing to search for jobs on your own because the college won't support you in this matter. But the college does tell you to go for internships after every even semester, but you won't get support from them.