Sister Nivedita University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Rajarhat, Kolkata

Placements: I'm studying yet, my graduation hasn't been completed yet, so I don't have that much experience about the placement. But I have some knowledge about it. I have heard that a candidate must have a minimum CGPA of 6 per semester to sit in on the placement process. Many reputed companies are visiting our college for placement, like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys.

Placements: This is my final year (2024-2025), and I am part of the campus drive for 2025 pass-outs. I will be honest; if you have better options, go for them. As you know, SNU is part of the Techno India Group, so during placements, many colleges compete together. I remember when Nutanix came for a drive; there were students from six different colleges competing together. Mainly, you'll compete with TIU, TMSL, and Asansol and Siliguri colleges. So far, we have had Microsoft, Nutanix, TCS, Accenture, and m...

Placements: Placements at Sister Nivedita University (SNU) have been growing steadily, with a range of companies visiting the campus, especially for teaching and management roles. Students in fields like Computer Science and Engineering often have better placement opportunities, with offers from reputed IT companies and startups. However, the average salary packages are moderate, and while some students secure higher-paying roles, others feel that the university placement support could be enhanced to attrac...

Placements: 25–30 students in our course got placed. I don't have any idea about the other courses, but my course fee is 350000. We have a tie-up with Techno Global Hospital for our course. 90 to 95% of students in our courses go on internships. Our faculty is very good and very helpful and the classes are very good.

Placements: Students are not offered any internships, as no companies are associated with the psychology department. While students can pursue internships independently, the university does not provide assistance. Internships are not mandatory at the bachelor's level; however, research is compulsory.

Placements: B.Sc. Hons. microbiology at Sister Nivedita University is a very good course that needs both theoretical and practical aspects. There are no specific placements that we can get after a B.Sc., but we can get placed after our M.Sc. The faculty members of this department are really helpful, but the laboratories are not maintained well enough.

Placements: More than 40% of students got placed in our college. Companies don't visit our college to recruit our course students. Our college provides internship opportunities. We are the first batch in our course.

Placements: Around 420 students got placed in our college. The highest salary package offered is 20 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 8 LPA. Top recruiting companies are HCL, Wipro, etc. Many companies visit our college to recruit students. We are the 1st batch of students, so students won't get any internships.

Placements: In our college, almost 60-70% of students are placed in our course. The highest salary package offered is 34 LPA. Top recruiting companies like TCS, Wipro, IBM, Flipkart, Amazon, Indiamart, NVIDIA, etc., visit our campus.

Placements: I'm pursuing microbiology and there are no placements in this field, very few companies visit our campus and those are for other departments with a very low percentage of selection. Internships are provided as well but that doesn't matter because there is no campus selection.

Placements: Only 30% of the students got placed in the last year. The highest salary package offered is 15 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 5 LPA. Almost 20% of the students got an internship in Wipro, and others are placed in Capgemini. A software engineer role is offered in the MCA course.

Placements: Internship is mandatory for our course, specially in hospitals. My course is a medical course so there's no company but various hospitals. I've just completed my first year so how could I tell the percentage of students got internship. That's totally makes no sense.