Panjab University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Chandigarh

Placements: As I am a fresher, I do not have much information. However, according to what I have heard from the seniors, the average annual package goes up to 5-6 Lacs per annum depending upon one’s overall performance in the college in terms of percentage and other opportunities such as internships, workshops, extra courses, etc.

Placements: There are zero placements opportunities from the college at under graduate level. The students are not even allowed to have an NOC for interning. The attendance is a major issue in the college which is a little sad. The college does not offer any placements.

Placements: To be honest, there were no placements given in college for my course. This is one of the worst thing I feel about our college. I believe placements are offered in BBA but I passed out in 2023; therefore, I cannot say about the condition right now but there were no placements offered in my course .

Placements: Actually, no one got the placement because of COVID. The students of the 2022 batch got paid internships in Verka and Amul and in farms too. Companies that offered jobs or placements are Amul, Verka, in farms, some seed companies or fertilizer companies.

Placements: 87% of students were placed during this year's recruitment, and the highest package was 45 LPA, while the lowest was 3.6 LPA. The top recruiting companies were Deloitte, Intel, and TCS. The top roles were software engineer, human resource manager, back-end developer, front-end developer, and developer.

Placements: BCA in KLSD College placed 70 percent students in the previous year placements. Companies like Wipro, Infosys, Trident, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Bank of Baroda and SBI visit our college premises. Many students have got placements in these coveted IT companies. The college does not help with internships, so the students have to struggle for their Internships. The highest role offered after the course is that of Software Analyst which requires leadership skills. On the other hand, you can prepare for...

Placements: 30% of students get placements through this college, and many of them come to the college according to their aggregate percentage and their activeness. There are also visits by highly-known companies for internship purposes. The highest packages are 2 lakhs and the lowest are 50k.

Placements: About 50% students are placed in very good companies and the rest are placed in normal companies. Packages between 3.5LPA to 6LPA are offered in this course. The roles offered in companies are that of Sales employee, Assistant Manager, etc. The top recruiting companies are Zomato, The Times of India, etc.

Placements: 80 percent of the students in my course got placed. The highest package offered was 14-16 Lacs with an average package of 6 lacs. Top recruiting companies are Infosys, Zomato, Intellipat, Capgemini, etc. Roles offered by the companies were that of software developer, android developer, MERN sack developer, and UI UX designer.

Placements: There is no placement for Science students. Though the placement cell of college provides internships or placements in other private companies for the role of customer care, digital marketing, etc. Business ideas and entrepreneurship are encouraged. Funding is also provided if your idea is approved.

Placements: 81 out of 120 in ECE placed. Overall, 47.5% are placed in total. Amazon, Cisco, and KPMG are major recruiters. American Express, Samsung, and L&T are major recruiters in the mechanical branch. Internships are to be applied for off-campus. The average package has increased this year to 9.11 lacs from 8.72 lacs last year.

Placements: There are about 50-60 students in my course. I haven't applied for any placements so I don't know about the packages yet. A lot of companies do visit for placements. Around 50% students get internships is what I heard, but I will only be applying for placements this year.

Placements: Placements cell of the college is not so good. There are very less placements offered by the college. I had a friend who was the topper of B.Com and got only a package of 3 Lacs per annum. This college should focus more on placements. The top companies which hire the students are HDFC Bank and WIPRO.

Placements: There is no guaranteed placement. The placement percentage is about 20-30%. There is also a placement cell available for the students where they can seek help. The average salary packages are 5 LPA. In my department, students usually go for higher studies.

Placements: I don't remember anything like placement at the college. If colleges, any companies, the IELTS center, etc. visit, then only for their own promotions. But our teachers suggested what to do after the course we were taking. They help us with more courses we can do after it.

Placements: My batch was 2019-2022 in B.Sc. Non M.Ed. There were almost 200 students in my batch. Talking about placements, there are zero placements in the college. The professors don't care what you're doing and what job opportunities you are going to have. You are all alone in that college. So beware.

Placements: Placement drives have been conducted in the college by various companies like Protalk Solutions, Arvind Fashion, Cipla, AlgoMill, Aditya Birla Capital, DeFacto, Young Founder School, et cetera. Many internship opportunities are also provided.

Placements: 30% of my class are placed. The highest package was 6 lacs per year. The lowest pace offered was 3 LPA. The top recruiting companies were Infosys, Daclon, and TCS. Many students got internships at various companies. Data analysts developed skills to become data scientists.

Placements: Placement cells have been most active in the past years. Companies like Nestle and Unilever offered jobs to many students in commerce and many other departments. About 400 students in the past year got good placement with the highest AVG package of 18 Lacs to a minimum about 8 Lacs.

Placements: 60% of students were placed. 50000, the highest 30000 avg. 10000 is the lowest. 50% got an internship from our course. Microbiologist, lab technician, zoologist, botanist, environmentalist, chemist, physicist, culturist, nutritionist, dietician, and many others related to science.