MAKAUT Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Salt Lake City, Kolkata

Placements: Placements are not that good here. Most of the students opt for off-campus placement drives. Last year, only 30-40 among 220 students were placed through on-campus placement drives. The average salary package offered for the students who got placed through off-campus drives was 2.5 LPA. The college also provides a few internship offers. However, these internships are not offered every year.

Placements: Mass recruiters visit the campus. Approximately, 80% of the students got placed through campus placements. TCS is one of the major recruiters. Other than that, many companies like Bosch, Mintry, CTS, Wipro, Amazon, etc., visit the for mass recruitment. P&G also visits the campus. Many small-scale non-technical companies also offer placements.

Placements: Placements in this college are not good. Only 15% of the students get placed from the campus as only one company visited here for placements. Last year, the students were not even informed about the date of the interviews. I had a bad experience with placements here.

Placements: Every year, the placement rate of the college is very poor. The college provides placements in BPOs or some small sale companies just to maintain their placement statistics. Some multinational companies visit the campus, but the recruitment ratio was around 1:100. We go to college to learn something new and to have technical knowledge. These institutions will waste your four years. If you get a placement, just question yourself what you have learnt from the past four years.

Placements: Placements are provided in college, but they are of no use. You may get placed in TCS, and they would offer a salary package of 1 LPA to 2 lacs per annum. You won't be able to meet your monthly expenses, and upon that, they will make you work 8-10 hours thoroughly. You won't have time to think about other things rather than work. This happens with quite a number of students who perform well in their academics and extra activities in their graduation.

Placements: Placements totally depend on the student's performance, but the college needs to invite companies to the campus for placements. The college mostly organises pool campus drives. We don't get proper jobs after completing the management course from such a good B-School. Placements are secondary, and the focus should be on imparting good education. The SAP and SAS certificate will not help you at the time of giving interviews because you will not be able to answer anything. There are better options ...

Placements: There were no placements provided for either our batch or the previous batch, except some call centre jobs were offered with salaries of Rs. 8,000-12,000 per month. There were no particular on-campus placements held for this particular year, and a couple of times, students were sent for off-campus drives which only helped one student getting a job at Tata Consultancy Services (a BPO) with a salary of Rs. 17,000 per month. The placement cell is just for namesake for our particular course, with mi...

Placements: Placements in our college are very bad. The college advertises itself as the top 2nd potential college and shows that it offers around 90% placements, but they are just fooling the students. The number of students getting placed is very minimum, and most of them left their jobs after a few months.

Placements: The college provides very few placement opportunities when compared to other engineering colleges, as our college is located very far from the major city of Kolkata. So, students have to face certain problems regarding placements. Gradually, placements of the college have decreased, and no reputed companies visited the college.

Placements: Placements in the college are very bad. Students of the civil, mechanical and automobile engineering departments do not get placed. Only around 20% of students get placed mainly in the BPO sector. Core companies don't visit our college. Good IT companies like Infosys also do not visit our college for recruiting students. The companies recruit only 3 to 4 persons out of 3000 students.

Placements: Placements are very hard as core companies don't visit the college, and compared to the computer science department, our branch gets low offers. The salary packages offered last year were from 2-3 LPA, but not in the college. No company visited for placements of the civil branch. Very few students got internships.

Placements: I did not get any placement from the college. In our batch, 100 out of 240 students were placed in at least one company out of the two mass recruiting companies. There is no placement cell in the college, and it is one of the worst colleges.

Placements: Placement scenario in the college since the year 2016 has kept on degrading. Few years back, during my time of admission in engineering, a few MNCs visited and conducted placements in the college. In 2015, the placement percentage was near about 87% including on-campus and off-campus placements. Today, from the pass out batch of 2019, hardly 10% of the students got placed that too via pool drives and off-campuses. The internships are not offered from college. Some off-the-charts, around 2 to 3 t...

Placements: Placements are very important for an engineer, but unfortunately, the placements in our college are very poor. The management promises about bringing enough companies to offer placements, but in the 4th year, they neglect the students and don't even care about placements. Sometimes, they don't even check whether the company is real or fake. This is the worst part.

Placements: Placements in the college are very poor. Most of the companies offer low packages of 1.20 LPA. Basically KPO and BPO companies come for recruiting students, and most of the students do not get placed. There are some fake placements also. So, the college placement records are very poor.

Placements: The placements scenario in the college for core sector is not good. Some of the CSE and IT students got placed in IT industries with very low salary packages. If you want to be in the IT industry, then you can survive here. Otherwise, it is very tough to get placed through this institute.

Placements: The placements in civil engineering or for that matter in any of the core branches is next to negligible. No core companies visited the college for placements. There were a couple of pool campus placements at one of the other branches of the college. Out of the approximate 120-130 students in the department, roughly 15-20 students got placed in a couple of companies. The rest of the students had to layout on their path. The internship was another area of concern as reputed companies don't acknow...

Placements: Placements in the college are very bad. Only CS and IT companies visit the college and recruit maximum 100 students. Electrical and mechanical departments don't have good teachers. Some teachers don't even know the basics of the subject; they just know how to pressurise students if they leave the class and do any mistake. Online Dipayan sir of ECE is good.

Placements: No proper IT Company placements were given, voice process an BPO type of opportunities were provided. Very few percent of students were placed. Mainly off campuses were conducted. Not even 2 LPA as a salary was provided by the companies. Not an MNC was brought for campusing.

Placements: Placements in our college are very bad, i.e., there are no placements in our college. None of the good companies visits our college to offer placements. Few companies visit our college, but most of them are fake. The average package offered was 1 LPA. There is no proper placement cell in the college. Our college doesn't have any tie-up with big companies. None of the IT companies visited our college to offer placements.