Navrachana University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Vadodara

Placements: The university focuses on selection of a limited number of students for a batch instead of open admissions to ensure personal focus and interaction with students. Also, the placements are varied in different fields.some students have been placed at well reputed companies and forms like HDFC and Reliance

Placements: In navrachna placements are good. You can get average amount of package it has some coordinate with Infosys also. The highest package offered is 16lakh per annum. The lowest package offered is 1 Lacs. The top companies are Infosys, bytexland TVs etc. The percentage should be greater than 75 to get internship in college.

Placements: I am in my second year, and I got to know about various salary packages offered by seniors and alumni. They were quite satisfied with the salary packages offered. The university secures placements by contacting major corporates. Many students got placements in top law firms and started practising in district courts.

Placements: There are 72 students in our semester, and around 60-70 students are in every year. Almost 20-30% of the students get high a salary package, and 40-50% of the students get a medium salary package. Software engineer, data engineer, software developer and many other roles are offered in our course.

Placements: I am not exactly aware about placements, but as much as I know at least 50% students are placed this year and this year's final year batch is the first batch passed from my course. Not sure about the packages but the packages were not much higher as compared to other universities.

Placements: We have a grading system due to which we get lower grades in our results than other colleges for the same marks. Placements offered in college, but except that if you apply to other colleges for Masters or foreign education, they outrightly say you're from Navrachana and your grades are low, and there are not good chances.

Placements: Placements to good institutions depending on the course and your performance. College's name Goodwill surely adds up. Institutions like Times of India, Divya Bhaskar, The Hindu, The Indian Express, etc. Have been employed students from Journalism and Mass communication courses.