Lucknow University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Placements in our college completely depends on your capabilities companies like Amazon, ITC, Jaro, HDFC etc. Do visit our campus. The only problem is that 95% companies offer sales profile. So if you are interested in sales then you can consider this college as package provided by the companies is decent considering the fees.

Placements: Placements are pretty much mundane. Very few finance and human resources profile based companies visit the college. The companies that show up for marketing are also mostly for selling profile. The average placement goes around 2-3 lacs and 60% of the batch get placed anyhow.

Placements: Only marketing students get placed that too not in a good company. Unsatisfactory placement. Not even proper internships are provided. One or two good companies only come for placement who take only marketing students. Basic streams are run only if one wants to pursue other stream it's not allowed.

Placements: The worst record of placements,. They don't put efforts to bring companies and their academics are also not strong enough to attract jobs and company. In B.Com they just give you piece of paper in form of degree. You need to do everything for job and placements externally.

Placements: There was no much of the students placed in my college. Most of the students only come for getting the graduation degree. There was no much of the companies interested in coming to my college for the recruitment of the students.

Placements: Only 5-10% students were placed from this course. Most of the companies were not interested to hire students from Lucknow university. The package that they were offering was 1.7 Lacs per annum. No student got their internship from this very college.

Placements: As far as Percentage is concerned, there were no data given to us regarding placements. As the campus only offered 2 courses, B.Com and B.A. the students concern was just to get it done achieving good marks. Placements were not the concern. The functioning of campus worked like that.

Placements: There was no placements offered by Lucknow university some of them were just there for the correspondence course or for fun they were more interested in politics rather than being interested in studies and the other extra curricular activities. There was very rare percentage of students that got internship from the course.

Placements: My college doesn't provide any placement like an engineering college. They provide opportunities to the students who are really in need of one because most of the students go for IAS, being professors and IITians.

Placements: Only 2% of the students got placements. The highest salary offered is Rs. 10,000 per month and not more than that. Companies like HCL visit here. Extra perks like incentives are offered. In our course, the highest salary package offered is 3 LPA. None of the students got an internship from college. Overall, there is no further development more than a degree.

Placements: The placement scenario for the civil department is very disappointing, and it is almost negligible. None of the core companies visited our campus for several consecutive years, but for the other departments like computer science, a few companies had visited. However, civil engineering students were given the option of sitting for the companies which came for computer science. We were also not provided with any opportunities for internships. Even for the summer internships, we had to look for it ...

Placements: I was a 2014 batch student in PCM section, and no one got placed in our batch. The maximum salary package offered in our batch ranges between 4-5 LPA. The college does not provide an internship. Students have to do an internship on their own. The college provides a good education for those who want to 1learn skill along with graduation.

Placements: Placements are average. Mostly, students are placed through the Co-Cubes drives, and Ambalika rarely calls companies for placement drives. They count Co-Cubes drives as their own. For my batch, only 2-3 technical companies visited the college, and most of my batch mates got placed through off-campus drives and other exams conducted like AMCAT, Co-Cubes and E-litmus. They provide training for scoring good marks in Co-Cubes so that you can apply for companies and get placed.

Placements: Though placements offered, the options are limited. Only a few companies visit the university for campus recruitment, and the packages they provide are not that good. One can maintain the initial subsistence level by the amount they pay. Even the places offered are far away from the central city.

Placements: In this university, you will get mostly non-professional courses in which you will not get on-campus placements. However, if you are dedicated to your study and have great knowledge, then you can opt for higher education, or you can try for off-campus placements by your own efforts.

Placements: Hardly twenty to thirty percent of candidates who are extremely brilliant in academic studies as well as in English speaking are not getting well paid.

Placements: There was no batch placements as such as far as to my knowledge, not in this course or may be not in any. I never heard that students were placed. Unknown about the companies too, but few visited of no use to our domain. No signs of internship.

Placements: There is no placement cell or any thing as such. MBA programme may have somethings coming up but other courses are as good as they are. B.Ed has a shot but still not that good. No placement claims are made as per my knowledge. Anyway Bachelor courses like these don't bag much placement opportunity.

Placements: Placements in our college were not so good, but it is average. Our college is affiliated to Lucknow University, and all things are conducted in Lucknow university. There are many students in our college. Our college offers courses like B.Com, B.A., B.CA, etc.

Placements: There were no good placements in college. The companies either offer jobs of marketing or insurance. The salary offered was under Rs. 10,000 per month. Only a few companies visited the campus, namely Big Bazaar, Spencers, etc. Only 15 students were interested in such jobs. The college placement cell promised to provide better placements in the coming year.