Kerala University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Thiruvananthapuram

Placements: Political parties are trying with huge companies like Infosys, IBM, etc. So by 2029 or 2030 let's expect something more. Currently, there is no room for placement. College is doing nothing but from union, we can expect good and positive changes.

Placements: Even though the college offers huge placement offers, it's totally for their marketing. There are very few placements here, and the companies which approach are also not that big. They give false hope about placements, and the fees collected here are of no use for this experience.

Placements: Though there's a placement cell in the college, the college doesn't provide placements to the students. Being law students, we can either enter litigation or the corporate field. Entering the corporate field is very competitive now, and without placement opportunities, we'll need to find a job on our own.

Placements: There were 70 students placed in the course. No packages offered in the college. No recruiting companies. No roles offered in the campus. None of the students got any internship. Nothing like this would be provided by the management. They only conduct exams and training.

Placements: There is a placement cell which only started last year, and the companies that came in were mass recruiters. The faculty in charge simply do not like holding placement drives as they lack the ambition for it and are afraid of the workload it brings.

Placements: Our College is good for starting career. It has a good placement cell providing great career opportunities. Many of the top companies like Microsoft, Google and Wipro were approaching our students for the job opportunities like legal advisory. There are so many notable alumnies from here and it helps us to connect with top law firms for internship opportunities. The top roles offered by our Course are litigation, legal adivisor, teaching professions and other government jobs.

Placements: The college does not provide any placement, but it does provide internship opportunities. There is a 1-year compulsory rotation internship that is required to be given to the students by the college in their own hospital, and we are paid for the same too.

Placements: Placements are rather comparatively less in the recent trend as companies are recruiting only highly skilled students, not those with basic academic knowledge who are rejected. Mostly, companies coming to the campus are on a downfall. The trend of the placements is in a downgrade.

Placements: The percentage of students placed in the course just after graduation is 40%. The highest pay scale is 50,000, and the lowest pay scale is 10,000. The recruiting companies for the courses are language training companies and IT companies.

Placements: The placement rate is around 80% and for internships, there were around 60% of the students; also, per placement, opportunities were provided to students. The companies that come for recruitment include government agencies and research centers, and roles that are generally offered include librarian, technical writers, etc.

Placements: I opted for a Master of Commerce with Finance as electives. There were 150 students in my class from various parts of Kerala. During the second year, there were few recruiters, with Dhanalakshmi Bank being the main one, which hired 8 of my classmates with an average package of 25,000. Twelve students secured internships with 2-3 companies in Technopark, Trivandrum.

Placements: The college does not provide any placements at all. I think the B.Com. students have some package offers. The B.Sc. department does not have any placement options or internship offers. The final year project was done by students based on expenses. The college has no role in that.

Placements: Campus placement is a bit tough. It is very hard. The college has campus placements with various companies. Maybe 20 percent of students got campus placement. The package differs from company to company in placement. College campus placement is in its final year.

Placements: Many students got placed for their own talents but the college does not provide any placement facilities. The highest salary offered is 2 LPA, average salary is 1.5 LPA, and the lowest salary offered is 1 LPA. Top roles and companies do not depend on the college, it totally depends on the students. The college needs to improve their placement facilities.

Placements: Around 50% of the students were placed in my course. But the College does not provide a Placement Programme. The highest salary is 4 LPA, the average salary is 2.3 LPA, and the lowest salary is 1 LPA. Top recruiting companies are HSBC, HDFC, Axis, Amazon, etc. Top roles are totally dependent on students' quality and talent.

Placements: Students with average grades can join this course. The lowest grade may be 50% and the highest may be 90%. There is no internship for this course. There is no direct company recruitment for the course.

Placements: The College boasts excellent facilities and a remarkable placement record, with 59% of students being placed in high-paying companies. The course offers a wide range of opportunities, with the highest package reaching 4 to 5 lacs per annum and the lowest package being 1.5 or 40k. Additionally, the college conducts both unpaid and paid internships to provide valuable practical experience to its students.

Placements: Our college offers numerous placement opportunities for students. They have been successfully placed in companies with packages ranging from 41K to 28K per annum. Additionally, some students have even cracked interviews for business roles. However, there seems to be dissatisfaction among the students regarding the placements.

Placements: There are no placements in the MBBS course. You have to apply for a job in the private or government sector. You can get a job as a junior doctor in any private or government hospital. You can also open your own private clinic. You can also serve in the army; there is a separate exam for that.

Placements: There are no placements in the MBBS course; you have to search for a job after completing your degree or study further for PG to get better job options. You can get a job in government and private hospitals after MBBS and also open your own clinic. Additionally, you can get a chance to serve in the army.