SGT University Gurgaon Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Placements are average. The training and placement cell try to make placements but are not good now. As the college is growing the placement opportunities are also growing. Hardly any huge companies offer placements and they even do not hire a single student from the college.

Placements: SGT offers placements depending on your academics. Students who have better knowledge and grades get better placements. Placements are good because they provide good opportunities to gain knowledge and experience. Everything depends on your interests too, and how much you want to learn.

Placements: In this college, placements are very good. Most of the students from the nursing batch are getting opportunities in reputed hospitals like AIIMS Maidanta, etc. Many more companies are recently recruiting students from this course. Moreover, the scope of our course is wide providing opportunities for students to even pursue their higher education from foreign.

Placements: The overall strength of students in this course is a bit low, which is usual for a course in the field of law. I don't know the salary packages or placements conducted due to this COVID. Our university was closed, and students were not visiting the campus. However, faculty members of law provide internships to students generally, and they are offered in the district courts.

Placements: Around 30-40% of students were placed from our batch. There were a few off-campus placements. Companies like Byju's, HCL, Nicole fox visit our campus to hire students. The average salary pacakge offered ranges from 2.5 LPA to 4 LPA. Getting an internship can be easier if students had adequate skills.

Placements: Placements in our college are good. I did not see people receive too high commendation, but they are average. I think they can provide far better placements as they are giving us a lot of practice, according to which the placements are not that satisfying.

Placements: Placements are not meant for medical graduates. All the students must necessarily complete their internships from the hospital associated with the college. After graduation, students pursue postgraduation or either work in public or private set ups as Medical Officers.

Placements: Placements are not meant for dental graduates. Internships are essential to be done by them from the college only. After that, most of the students pursue postgraduation in dental sciences. Others can work as BDS dentists in private and public set-ups.

Placements: As such placements are not meant for MBBS graduates as they can directly pursue MD after MBBS internship or work as MO. Internship is compulsory for all the students who enter the course. There is high rates of placements in other courses related to engineering.

Placements: Our college provides placements in their own hospitals for us to learn and explore our profession. The college is very helpful in terms of any difficulties that we face during our jobs. It also provides post-graduate courses that help in building up our careers.

Placements: MBBS is not something that is related to placement. If you are done with your internship, then you can easily get placed after qualifying for the interview. Most of the students pursue postgraduation, I.e., MD or MS after this. Then they can either open their own clinics or work in some private or public setup.

Placements: Not a single student from our batch got placed. The management is bad. The course offered opportunities like acting, direction and production management. Placements are not available for students.

Placements: No placement support at all. The students who have great contacts with professors got favours. Placement cell here doesn't call any company to the campus students have to look after their own self. With a batch of 60 students, 7 students got internships only and that for a month only.

Placements: 50% of students got placed in their interested areas. The highest package offered was 2 Lacs per annum, and the lowest package was 50,000 per annum. Top companies like Zara, Gucci and HM come here. 3-4 students got placed in Zara and 3-4 in HM and others in other textile companies. The top positions offered are stylist, fashion assistant etc.

Placements: There are no placement offers for dental students as well as MBBS students and also some other medical faculty members. Though placements are provided for non-medical streams like engineering, B.Com hotel management, etc. The students are placed in well-reputed firms.

Placements: Roles relevant to professors are offered during placements. No package is promised as it is a professional medical course. About 50% students get internship. Students who clear NEET receive seats in this course. Overall, students are hired as dentists in various hospitals and given good packages.

Placements: About 50% of the students from our class got placed in different companies. The highest salary offered is about Rs. 40,000 per month. The lowest salary offered is about Rs. 20,000 per month. Some companies like DHL, Videocon, etc., visit here. HR and some other roles are offered in our course in the final semester.

Placements: Very bad experience in placement there is no linkage with any industry, my seniors are facing lots of difficulties during internship as universities make fake promise during admission that they have linked with industries but this is fake. Top roles offers in my course is IFS.

Placements: Almost 70% of the students got placed. The highest salary package offered is 8 LPA. Many known hospitals and clinics like Centre For Sight, Aakash Hospital, Rana Eye Centre and our college's own hospital provide internship programmes to students. Masters is also offered in this college.

Placements: Dentistry does not involve direct placements from college after graduation/post-graduation. It is upto an individual what career path is taken after obtaining the degree. Most post-graduates from the University are either doing private consultations at different clinical setups nearby their homes or have started their own clinical practice.