Punjabi University Patiala Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: This college didn't provide placements. Though staff members were very good, the main part of having good study and good job, which this college doesn't bother about. I don't know about other departments' placements but I was the topper of our college and I didn't get any chance for it.

Placements: There is a placements cell in this college. The students are good enough to take placements at this college.

Placements: There are no placements at our university. There are no companies to visit our campus and recruit students. There is an industrial/ corporate sector for law students but no knowledge is provided to students. At least students must be aware of their career options by teachers.

Placements: About 20% of students were placed in our course. Many companies are visited in our college. It is a very good college. The highest salary package in our course is 4 LPA, the lowest salary package offered in our course is 1 LPA, and the average salary package offered in our course is 2.5 LPA.

Placements: Even though there was a lockdown, but still around 60% of students get placed. The highest salary package offered is 10 LPA by Byjus. The average salary package offered is 3 LPA. Most of the students get hire for the position of software developer.

Placements: The percentage of students who are placed in our college is 10-20%. The highest salary package offered was about 15 LPA and the lowest salary package offered was about 5 LPA. Top recruiting companies are basically banks and insurance companies which include ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Wipro, IFFCO Tokyo, etc. Less than 10% of students get internships via college and the rest of the students have to get their internships by themselves.

Placements: The average salary package offered is 3.5 LPA, and the highest salary package offered is 15 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 2.5 LPA. Many students join various groups and do internships on their own, and also do self-study mostly preparing for placements.

Placements: There were no companies for the Civil department. There were zero placement. No one was placed in my batch And no package was offered And for the internship thing. They just gave us the letter. We did the internship by our own selves. In those four years there were no good companies for the Civil department. Yes! One thing they are good in. Was advertising the fake things.

Placements: Companies do not visit the college for placements. City MLA conducts job fair after every 4-5 months, where non-students can also take part. In a recent job fair, only 3-4 companies came to college. The college has a career counseling department also, but the room is always closed.

Placements: There are no specific placements and the required percentage of any placements like criteria that required a minimum of 50% of marks. So, there is less chance to get placements. This college comes under the government-based Punjab University, Patiala.

Placements: None of the students from our course gets placement after college. Companies do not visit our college to take an interview. The salary package is not offered in the college. Roles are not offered to students. I had the worst experience ever.

Placements: The placement statistics are not very good in the college. After graduating from here, some students start practising as apprentice lawyers in the courts, and some go for other competitive examinations like bank exams or judiciary exams. While others do B.Ed., and go to the teaching line. Overall, the college does not provide many opportunities and placements. Only 10-15 students from the entire batch are successful in their lives after studying from here.

Placements: There are no placements for the commerce department from our college. No internships are available. Students opt for tax filing returns or accounts courses after their degree or prepare for competitive exams on their own. There is no exposure to campus placements.

Placements: Our college doesn't offer placements thus no company visit our college. There is no option for internship as well. No good packages are offered. Rojgaar mela is organised every year but it is not worth of placements. Students are on their own looking for job after pass out.

Placements: No good companies or big MNCs are invited for placements. Just for namesake, the placement drives are held. Local training companies are invited for drives, which rather provides any insights into the corporate sector end up promoting themselves.

Placements: There are no campus placements. No company visits for recruitment. Rozgaar mela is held in the college sometimes, but that is not good. Students are also not properly guided for their career. Internships are not available.

Placements: This course does not guarantee jobs. I enrolled in a bachelor's of commerce. After its completion, if you want to do a job, you have to try it on your own in any bank or under any accountant. In the first year, a job fair was organised, but in the time of covid, no such actions have been taken.

Placements: Almost 85% of the students scored good marks. If your any elder brother or sister is also studying in this college, then they give you extra marks. The role offered is pharmacist accountant.

Placements: The recruiting company is Infosys. Quite a few students got internships. The highest salary package offered is 4 LPA, the lowest salary package offered is 2 LPA, and the average salary package offered is around 3 LPA. Top roles are not offered. Students opt for off-campus placements over on-campus as the on-campus recruiter is only Infosys. Off-campus recruiters are TCS, Microsoft and some companies in graphic designing.

Placements: On this campus, you don't have a chance to get placements because it doesn't offer placements. However, you have a chance to attend placements in other colleges. So, I suggest you to make a clear decision.