Patna University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Barely any company visits my college for placement. Last year, only TCS came to our college, and 10-12 students got placed. The annual average package you should expect when you get placed anyhow is about 2.5 LPA to 3.7 LPA. Students also got placed in some local companies or startups.

Placements: There's no placement cell in this department. However, sometimes, through the connections of teachers, some students get placed, but only in call centers or non-technical lines. This is the worst thing here. If you want only a degree, then you can continue from here.

Placements: The campus doesn't provide good placement opportunities for this course. The highest package offered in this course is 7 LPA, and the lowest package is offered at 3 LPA. 50 percent of students get internships at some renowned companies.

Placements: The course does not have any sort of placements. It is just to earn a graduation degree and move forward with your career in the direction of any government exam or prepare for any teaching service. The choice is all upon a student's mind. Top roles offered in this course include teacher, professor, etc.

Placements: The course is BA History, so it is obvious that there was no placement in this course. Students pursue this course to go for government exams and pursue higher studies. One can prepare for exams such as UPSC, NDA, SSC, etc. while pursuing this course. It is just to get a graduation degree.

Placements: The college has not any bad things. every thing was so good enough for any studen, playing study hostel all in one eveythiwas so good! Impressed with this college. Thank Not everything is good here but its kind of okay okayyy thingsss ..! Not soo god not that bad.thabkyou

Placements: Placements have started last year, so the placement percentage is a bit low. The highest package is 8.5 lacs. The lowest package is 4.5 lacs. Top recruitment companies are Vedanta, Tata Steel, Byju's, etc. Since I'm a first-year student, I haven't applied for any internships but heard from seniors that the college provides decent internships.

Placements: I don't know much about the placements because I'm still studying in the college, but as much as I've heard from my seniors, the college provides placements, but they are not so good. Students got placed with packages of around 5 LPA. Our college helps each and every student get an internship. Students have done internships in fields like HR management, the stock market and trading, risk and insurance management, and many more.

Placements: I didn't applied for the placements because the salary amount was not upto the mark. Many of my classmates applied for the job and they are earning quite fair amount. But sometimes there will be no companies coming to the college and we suffer loss in area of placements.

Placements: Being a student of Political Science Honors, one can pursue careers in civil services, law, political firms, lecturer roles, NGOs, and social work. The chances of placements are low because it is a traditional course, and there is also no chance for internships.

Placements: Big companies like Microsoft, Google, and Adobe do not visit this college. But since I have joined this college but placements are getting better every year. So, placement-wise, this is an improving college.

Placements: The placement scenario according to the courses it provides is quite good. The college also has a placement cell, which helps the students get ready for the placement by interviewing them and grooming them in their particular domain. My course is botany and in this course placement is not that frequent but still it's decent.

Placements: Above 60% of students were placed every year. The highest package is 12 LPA, and the lowest package is 4.6 LPA. Approximately, most students got internships from my course in many companies like TCS, Wipro, and so many others. In the past year, our seniors secured top roles like Software Developer, etc.

Placements: 10% of students were placed in my course. The highest package was 4 LPA, the lowest was 2 LPA, and the average was 3 LPA. Akasa Air and DD National were among the recruiters. About 10% of students got internships at DD National (not confirmed). Top roles offered in my course include Anchor and Management.

Placements: Placement opportunities are good; companies like TCS and NISM visit the campus for skill enhancement training. If you study in this college, you have good opportunities for the future. After completing the course from this college, you can join private companies as well.

Placements: Approximately 40% student got placed, with minimum package of 1.5 lakh to maximum 6-7Lakh. Some companies like Wipro, TCS recruit students from here. Approximately 50% students got a chance of internship. The lecture of teachers are so good and teachers are very helpful.

Placements: 30,000 is offered in my course. I think 50% of jobs are in the banking sector because it’s easy to get through the BBA course. There are many companies like Vistra, Nescafé, and many more. There are many students who have been selected for Nescafé, and in our canteen, we also have a Nescafé area.

Placements: My batch is too good. Lowest package is almost 4 LPA and highest package is 14 LPA. Almost 30 percent students are placed and almost 20% got internship. My college offers B.A and BCA, regular and vocational courses. Other things you can see on its website.

Placements: In my course, only about 5% of students are placed. No companies visit my college; placements are managed by Patna University on its own campus. The top roles for graduates primarily lie in the research field. The highest package is 2.25 LPA, while the lowest is 1.25 LPA. Unfortunately, no students have secured internships in my course.

Placements: 70 to 80 percent of students get placed, and in my course, nearly 150 students are studying. About 90 percent of students receive paid internships from our college. The highest package is 10 lakh, with an average of 4 lakh. This course is good for business purposes.