Noida International University Scholarship Details ,Greater Noida

Placements: Our university provides average placements, but they work a lot for students in training and provide such sessions for us. For the pass-out batch, the average salary package offered ranges from 5-6 LPA as they do not provide exact data and figures. Top recruiting companies like Wipro, TCS, and other service-based companies and startups mostly visit the college to hire students. Roles offered are a software developer and other roles in testing and stuff.

Placements: From my batch, not even a single student get placed by the university. My university does not provide any internship to most of the courses out there. There were only two to three students who got internship on their own in the southern part of the country.

Placements: Seventy percent are placed. The highest package is 19-20 LPA; the minimum is 2-3 LPA. Very few companies come here. The company is just a name; there is no requirement. Seventy-five percent is required for students to sit in the exam. They only ask for saving a percentage, production, or any other thing; there is nothing like that.

Placements: Placements in this college are really good if students are a little focused. Approximately 60-70% of students get placement every year with an average salary package of 6 LPA. Infosys, Amazon, and Indigo are some of the top recruiting companies in our course. The highest salary package offered is 25 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 3 LPA.

Placements: A minimum of 40% of our students have been placed per year, and the lowest package is 5 LPA. Top recruiting companies are HCl, Samsung, Mahindra, Max Healthcare, Yatharth Hospital, Fortis Hospital, etc. Internships are very much dependent on the students who are skilled and eager.

Placements: Very few companies visit for placements, even though the university claims to have high placement rates. It is not the truth. As for forensics, even fewer companies visit for placement compared to other universities. I will probably be changing universities next year.