Rajiv Gandhi South Campus Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Uttar Pradesh - Other

Placements: Around 75% of students get placed. The highest salary package is Rs.37,000 per month and the minimum salary is Rs.20,000 per month. Every student gets internships in finance and trading companies. Top role offered is a financial analysts and a trader.

Placements: There are no placements offered in our college. You need to get it on your own. There are good placements in other courses but not in B.Com. If you are willing to get a job, try to apply off-campus and give an interview. You can also use an online platform for it will help you to get a job.

Placements: All the placements are done on the main campus students are sent from our campus. Many Students have got internships from our campus in many companies like Mars exploration Pvt ltd, Hire karma, and Sahayog services, and the roles offered are Human resources, accountant, and financial advisory.

Placements: Students with 8.8 CGPA got placed in companies like Flipkart, Reliance Digital, and Decathlon as logistics HR. The highest salary package offered was 4.5 LPA. About 90% of students got internships. Our college provided at least two or three internships in a whole semester and proper guidelines on how to improve our skills on the ground.

Placements: Don't have any official placement cell. But due to efforts of seniors and teachers now we have a placement committee. Some students got placed in byjus and ola at average pay of 4 LPA Placement is solely depend on the efforts of individual and teachers. Teachers guide us for internship but we need to apply for internship through ourselves organisation will not provide any direct internship. Teachers and students are coordinating together for better placement and internships opportunities for fu...

Placements: There is no kind of placements in B.Com or in short also in the main campus there are no placements. For placements, students have to MBA either FMC or RGSC, but our teachers said that students of this college are invited to FMC for placements but students did not placed easily because of low confidence levels.

Placements: College provides exposure to students. About 70% of students get placements every year. College holistically develops students and gives exposure so that meritorious ones apply through off-campus placements and get hired in companies like BYJUS, Stay On, TCS, etc.

Placements: We are the first batch of this course to get passed out, so no student got placed until now. However, they provided placement opportunities for us last year. Our teachers try their best to provide placement opportunities for the students of our course. Even the students work hard to invite different companies for placements.

Placements: We are the first batch to get passed out from here, so no student got placed from our college till now. However, the students get some opportunities to get placed. This year, placement drives were organised in October and November. But I don't know about placement numbers and the other information.

Placements: Placements are not much good. B.Com students rarely get placed, whereas, M.Com students get good placements. A company visited our campus in 2017 and offered jobs to 2 students, but there was no confirmation from them, and those 2 were not given the offer letters.

Placements: Placement activities are not conducted on our campus; they are conducted on the main campus. So if students want to take part in the placement process, they have to travel to the main campus. The placement percentage of our course is very low.

Placements: Placements are not a vital concern in any B.Sc agriculture college. Still, we have good stats in terms of placements. Around 10 students out of 15 who showed concern for their placements got placed in the college placements. Most of the students cracked various prestigious PG level examinations like JRF, CAT, etc.

Placements: Placements in the college were very good. The average package offered was seven lacs per annum. Last year, various companies like Adama, Dhanuka, Matix, BIL, SBIL, etc., visited the campus for placements. Various agri-input companies as well as BFSI sector companies like SBI Life, IDFC, Ujjivan, ICICI, Mother Dairy, etc., also visited our college. The placement coordinator has rich experience in the field of industrial relations.

Placements: Placements in the college were awesome. I got a placement in a company named Orange Trips which was a DMC for Maldives, Bali & Mauritius located in Bangalore. Placements in the college are 100%, i.e., each of the students gets the placement. All of the seniors are also placed well in various reputed companies. However, the placement cell is not proactive for the tourism students/courses especially. The concerned professors take care of the placements. They provide placements by contacting variou...

Placements: The companies like Adventz, Syngenta, Jubiliant, etc., visit the campus and placed over 40% of the final year students with an average salary of 4-6 LPA. The private bank like HDFC also visited and placed with a salary 5 LPA. The semi-government organisations like Bihar Jeevika, Jharkhand Jeevika and Madhya Pradesh Jeevika placed many students with a package of 5-7 LPA.

Placements: It is a very much attractive college for people who love nature. It is having a good bunch of teachers with advanced knowledge. It also gives good placements to the students, who do not get any placement easily, they have to earn it. We can say it provides nice placements and average salary.

Placements: As of now, I am not placed yet because I am still in my first year of the programme. What I find is that my seniors are well placed, and almost all of them are working. Some of them are in MNCs and others are working as entrepreneurs as well. It's a good place to learn the basics of the tourism industry.

Placements: There is nothing like the placement at the B.Com level, but the course gives them additional weight so that one can ensure as a teacher or scholar to the university. Companies like Maharatna and Navratna use to visit our campus, but they select only MFT students. BHU launches the MBA programme.

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