Reva University Bengaluru Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Yelahanaka, Bangalore

Placements: Placements in our college were not great. Only non-technical companies had come for mechanical engineering. All the companies were not related to our branch. Most of them were BPO and small marketing jobs. Few computer science-related companies have visited, we were not eligible to attend since our academic score was less.

Placements: Placements are not good for our civil and mechanical branch, and it is good for software branches like Computer science, information technology, electronics and communication. They will try for placements as much as possible. Placements will be based on the percentage in every semester.

Placements: Placements for technical branches like computer science and electrical and electronics branches are good. Placement department is very good. They co-ordinate with students regarding every company and guide on how to prepare for placements. They provide pre-placement training, and this is a good thing that helps in placements.

Placements: Placements in our college were okay, but not bad. Most of the companies were technical support. It will be good if more product-based companies visit our campus for placements. The highest salary package offered will be around 10 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered will be 2.4 LPA. Only 2 to 4 students got internships from college.

Placements: Placements are not up to the mark. For mechanical and civil branches, only 2 or 3 companies visited the college and hired around 10 students. They failed to achieve the campus selection target, which they announced before our final year was commenced. Campus Placements was poor.

Placements: Placements were good for our batch and senior batch too. It was about 60 to 70 percent of students were placed. The highest, the lowest, and average salary offered was 5 LPA, 1.8 LPA and 2.5 LPA respectively. Companies like HP, Dell, IBM, Capgemini, TCS and small companies and the roles offered by them is like Technical support engineers. During that time we didn't got any internships from the college.

Placements: I haven't undergone placements yet. However, seniors said that it is very good for students who are worthy, i.e., eligible students. The highest package salary package offered was 12 LPA. There is a placement cell. Soft skills classes are students from 3rd semester. Companies like Wipe, Insist, TCS, IBM, visit our campus every year for conducting placement drives.

Placements: Placements are somewhat good for computer and IS department. But it's not good for core branches like mechanical, civil, and electrical. However, a core branch student can attend placements conducted by software companies. Now that it has become autonomous, it's gradually making an impact as one of the best private universities in Bengaluru.

Placements: We have a placement centre and placement training classes. The material supplied seems to be sufficient. But the quality of teaching needs to improve. Sessions are interactive. We have 2-3 trainers. Students easily lose interest, and the session becomes a drag.

Placements: About 80% of the students got placed. Mass recruiters like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro visited our campus for placements. Chances of getting placed in core companies are less, especially in the mechanical and civil department. Internships provided to students are minimal. Preplacement training provided to students is average.

Placements: None of the companies visited our campus for placements of civil and mechanical engineering. However, other companies visited our campus for placements, and they gave a chance to all stream students. There will be a lot of companies for the CS department, followed by the EEE and ECE department.

Placements: There is a placement cell in the university, and the college is trying its level best to make sure that students get placed in a good company with a decent salary package. But I'm not interested in getting placed hence wouldn't like to give false information about the placements in our college.

Placements: The department handles all aspects of campus placements for the graduating students at REVA University. The Placement wing provides employment opportunities to students through campus recruitments, pooled campus and off campus recruitments. The Placement process is initiated with a clear focus on the students from all academic levels. All levels of the companies are contacted and invited for the campus recruitment drive which matches with different academic levels of students. Branch specific co...

Placements: It's a relatively new University compared to others so it's pretty much growing itself in the placement department. A lot of companies do visit the college, so there's a good chance for getting placed as long as you have the skills. The placement cell also helps you build your skills.

Placements: Placements in our college are very good. Students of computer science and ECE branches can get awesome placements. Regrading placements, students will not be disappointed. Around 85% of students got placements from the university. Soft skills will be trained for the students from the 3rd semester. There are placements for students with good salary packages. Top companies are visiting our university.

Placements: Companies are invited to the campus recruitment drive. Core companies are focused on all courses to make sure that students find their competency and interests. But it's unfortunate to say that only a few get recruited. Out of 400 students, only 10% of them get selected. The highest salary package offered is 10 LPA, and only around 2-3 students get recruited. The lowest salary package offered is 2.5 LPA, around 10-20 students get selected. However, the placements are getting better every year fo...

Placements: There are a good amount of companies like Endurance, Nvidia, Goldman Sachs, HP, etc., visit the campus and packages offered by them are just okay. Placements percentage is good here. We have 3 periods allotted for placement training from the 2nd year, and there is also placement training from 4th year. The college also conducts skill development programs in every semester.

Placements: Placements in our university are good. They conduct training in the early stages of the course, which involves quick maths, solving logical problems in less time and also help you to solve aptitude tests. These classes are usually boring. If you are interested in getting placed, then you have to concentrate on these classes.

Placements: Placements in our college are fairly decent. Students are guided on how to study these 4 years. Students are also informed of additional skill development programs which are introduced during these 4 years. The first skill development programme conducted was about networking, basics and also an in-depth explanation of the subject.

Placements: Placements in our college were good, and there were many good companies that offered good jobs. The college tries its best to place all students. However, placements depend on students' performance in their interviews. Students are offered salary packages of 1-7 LPA, and the average salary package offered was 3.5 LPA.