Panjab University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Chandigarh

Placements: Most students opt for Masters, but those who opt for placements get fully placed. Placements for Masters students are 100 percent. The average package is 8 LPA and may range between 7-15 LPA. Top recruiters include ALLEN, AAKASH, FITJEE, and Unacademy. Roles offered are Teachers for NEET/JEE/NET/GATE in top coaching institutes.

Placements: Approximately 80% of students are placed in our course. The highest package offered on campus is like 32 LPA, which was recently, but we didn't get that high of a package. The top recruiters are Quark, Wipro, Teach Mahindra, Infosys and many more, and the top role is SDE.

Placements: If you are a computer science student at this college, then the college will give you many great opportunities for placements and many internships throughout your engineering life. The average package of this college is 8 to 10 lacs in CSE, and if you are an electronic student, the average package is around 7 to 8 lacs, which is a decent amount of package for students in the civil and mechanical branches. The highest package was 32 lacs per annum. This was in campus placement; the highest packag...

Placements: Through my senior teacher, I learned that the placement process starts from the 3rd year and continues through graduate and postgraduate studies. The average package is 500,000, but it can increase depending on one's ability and potential. Many recruiters visit, so it depends on how you carry and represent yourself.

Placements: As I am new, I don’t know much about placements, but from my seniors, I’ve learned that only 3rd-year students are eligible for placements. The average package is around 5 Lakhs, and the maximum depends on the individual’s ability and potential.

Placements: The BCA course is very good and it improves knowledge about information technology. The college offered good placements to intelligent students who are capable. The highest average package is 45 lacs per annum and the minimum package is 15 lacs per annum.

Placements: There are basically 2 sections in BCA, where each class has almost 50 students. Most students have to score above 70, of course, to get admission here; I personally had 80% in my 12th. There are internships offered but not at the college. Other recruiters may be approached but some of them charge some money. I personally haven't taken part in any internships. Some startup companies also come for the internships.

Placements: The placement of this college is too good compared to many other state government colleges or NITs. From the beginning of 7th semester, students become eligible for placements. So many companies visited here for CSE, such as American Express, Amazon, Zscaler, Cognizant, Deloitte, Accenture, etc.

Placements: I have not completed my degree so I have not gotten placement. But I contacted my senior, who passed from the same college with the same degree and they told me that they get amazing placement opportunities and also great packages of about 8–9 lacs per annum. The top MNC's and well-known companies provide job opportunities to students who graduated from this university.

Placements: There is no placement in the college for biotechnology students. If we want, then we have to apply off-campus. But if we want to apply off-campus, we can start with internships at research institutions so that we have more experience in our CVs before joining a job.

Placements: In this college, many students study, but very few students get placement. Only 31 percent of students get placement in this college, with an average salary of 2 to 3 lakhs per annum, which is very low according to me. I can say that in terms of placement, this college is very average.

Placements: The course I have chosen is B.A. Honors in Economics, as my interest lies in economics and sociology. Dave Samaj College provides the best education and offers multiple courses after B.A. You can also apply for B.Ed if you are interested in studying Indian history, Indian politics, and Indian economy.

Placements: D.A.V. College does have a placement cell but there are limited placements and a very low annual salary. There are no internships provided; you yourself have to find one. Well, there are companies like Bajaj, Asian Paints, and Godrej that come in for placement drives, but they provide placement to only one or two students who have extraordinary academics.

Placements: Mostly, 50% of students get recruited on the basis of their performance in an interview. The students have been offered the highest packages, such as 10-12 LPA, from leading companies that come to recruit in SD every year, like Apple, Lenovo, Samsung, Microsoft, etc.

Placements: I don't know the percentage of the students who got placed, but I can say it will be a few, not because there were fewer opportunities but because of the type of placements they bring in, for example, call centre jobs, which many students don't prefer to do. Internships are sufficient.

Placements: 85% of students were placed this year. The highest package was 18, and the average package offered was 6.5 LPA. Top recruiting companies were Zomato, Scincillation, Zscalar, and many more. The top roles offered were web development, Android development, frontend, and many more.

Placements: Student must pass +2 with 45 and 50%. The college doesn't provide any placements or jobs. No company will come to college for placement. No one gets an internship; if you want to get an internship, you can try outside the college somewhere else in any company; it's better.

Placements: I'm doing B.Com. honours from Guru Gobind Singh College for women. There are 4 sections of B.Com. 60 students in each section. The highest placement in 2022 is 150+ students placed with banks and finance companies. Some students are placed in digital marketing roles with some other companies, some in teaching roles in institutes. There are fewer internship opportunities, but mostly full-time job opportunities provided by the college.

Placements: Beautiful college with excellent faculty and great infrastructure. The costly course is IT, and students can also pursue diploma courses, which also help students become skilled. In my course, students study animals and plants. And explore themselves.

Placements: Placement opportunities do come for students of computer applications, but most of them are for sales and marketing. IT companies visit rarely and hire only 4 to 5 students. The sales and marketing jobs also only offer packages up to 3 LPA, if you get selected.