Madras University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Chepauk, Chennai

Placements: This is a new college which has never done any placement work till now. No placements are provided till now. It has been educating students since 2015. Any information about it can be summed up in 2018. It can be imagined that as it is a new college, it will work hard to get good placements.

Placements: The college has a placement cell. However, they did not offer any opportunities specifically for geography students. A few companies offered jobs that were open to all, but none of the students from my batch got placed through the placement cell. The internship was done as a part of the industrial experience. Students were placed in various companies of their choice.

Placements: There were barely any placements for our department. I think most companies that came in for interview were for voice process. Only one company came in for designer profiles in which case we did not have a clue of probable salary that we can be offered as well. Since most of us had internships in the previous years we figured our ways out to get jobs. The college had no contribution towards the same.

Placements: Overall, the university has a good reputation but neither computer science department has a placement cell, nor do they provide any assistance for placements. A couple of years ago, small companies came to the campus for recruitment but they have stopped because students were cheating in the exam.

Placements: Every year, around 10 to 12 companies visit this college. Ernst and Young has been coming to recruit the commerce and MBA graduate from the last two years. Other than that, Land T, TCS, and other big companies also visit. Every year, around 100 to 150 students get placed.

Placements: There were very few opportunities for placements. 1.2 lakhs was the highest average salary per annum. Almost 50% of students went for the internship that too was not from the college. Students went for internships on their own. No student was satisfied with that but they had to go for getting the experience certificate.

Placements: There were about 20 companies that visited the college for final placements. None of them were noteworthy in the industry barring a few like Ernst & Young, RR Donnelly and Godrej and most of the roles offered were in BPOs and KPOs. About 30-40% of the batch was placed in the B.Com department, since a large number of students opted out of the placement process in order to pursue their higher studies or carry forward their family business. The highest salary offered was 4.2 LPA by Godrej for Marke...

Placements: Out of 600 students, more than 150 students were placed. The highest salary offered was Rs.30000 per month, the lowest salary is Rs.10000 per month and the average salary offered is Rs.12000. The companies which visited the campus are Earnest and Young, Amazon, Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays Bank, Tata Consultancy Services etc. The students were offered the roles of Clerk, Backend Officer, Tax Analyst, Accountant, Marketing Officer etc.

I did my B.Com graduation in this college, getting admitted here was definitely a hard task for me, having 80% in HSC and being a Roman Catholic and with blessings somehow, I got an admission among 160 students of morning batch. On 1st day, it was feeling something great, I had a wonderful 3 years in my life. Good education, infrastructure good faculty and more facilities are available. But, I really missed most of it, it is because, if inferiority complex that I am not belong to the creamy laye...

Presidency College is commonly known as the “Mother of Madras University”. The campus is huge and is close to the Marina beach. The university is very old and the building is about 160 yrs. old. The science departments are a hub of quality research during the time C.V. Raman studied here. It is funded by the government of Tamilnadu. For students who cannot afford private tuitions, the teachers spend extra hours taking special classes. Last year, too, Presidency students came first in all the sci...

Placements: Yes, almost 8/10 students got placements and many corporate and banking offices were highly put forth by the human resource head staff to get offer letters. We can see many BOP sectors and front office job offers and some even got IT sector jobs. Even we got some media-related placement houses.

Placements: The highest package offered for students is 40 to 50 thousand per month. The big four companies recruit in this college. 10 percent of students from each department get placements.

Placements: Placements are not offered for the course Bsc psychology in particular because it is not enough to be placed in a mental health institution. One can always make utilisation of the "case study" subject provided to build connections and work internships at mental health clinics or similar institutions. However, placements are offered at the PG level in our college or for other courses.

Placements: Almost 40 percent of students were placed this year from our college and from our department the highest package was 6L per annum and below was 2.2L per annum. Many companies and banking companies visit our college for recruitment and few got placed and the rest of them moved to further studies and a few for internships.

Placements: Good placements from college with absolute internships from different companies. Also, proper recruiting companies with good packages, such as Tech Mahindra, CSS Corp., TCS, and IT sectors, as well as manufacturing sectors. As a result, students are well recognized by seniors.

Placements: The highest package that was offered was 3 lacs per annum, and the average package was around 1–1.5 lacs per annum. A few roles like lab assistant, food processing, research scientist, etc., are part of this. The top recruiters that are part of this are consulting firms, public health companies, etc.