Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Fort

Placements: I am currently in the second year of my college and I don't have much idea about placements. There is a placement cell in the college that I have heard from the seniors offers good jobs. The only drawback is that good companies come for recruitments only for science and I.T.-related fields like B.Tech.

Placements: I'm really pleased with the placement support provided by my college. The placement cell is proactive and works hard to connect students with top companies. They organize workshops and mock interviews that really help us prepare for the job market. I appreciate how they keep us informed about various opportunities and provide personalized guidance. Thanks to their efforts, I felt confident during the recruitment process and secured a great position.

Placements: In our course, there are 120 students, including me. College provides various varieties of placements, along with internships. Career guidance is also provided to the students. Around 60% of students in our course secured internships through the college placement cell. Top roles offered are manager, team leader, assistant manager, department head, and human resource head.

Placements: I am a first-year student pursuing my career in BE in information technology from this college so I do not know much about placements. I have seen major companies like Templates, Median. Net and Zeusberg visit the college to hire students. A student got placed with a salary package of 1.2 crores in Google but seniors told us that it was an off-campus placement.

Placements: I haven't graduated nor faced placement companies. According to our teachers and my seniors, among 60 students, only 10 seats are available. Companies mostly recruit students who have the most certifications and worked as interns before. There are companies lEpicenternter for recruiting students.

Placements: For B.A. students, there are no on-campus placements provided. Students have to find the placements on their own. College does not provide placement opportunities on campus for courses like B.A. So, students have to look after placements at their own risk.

Placements: Good placements with industry average package, ROI is good, able to grab higher package with right skillset as there’s a lot of opportunities provided to students. Top roles offered were in marketing & sales from FMCG and banks. Lucky ones who have hands-on coding can blend at Analytics role.

Placements: This course has a placement rate of over 80%, with the highest package offered being 18 Lacs. Top recruiting companies hire my college students. 75% of students get internships at top companies like HDFC Bank and Wipro.

Placements: I'm still studying in B.Com, but I have never heard of any placements for our course. My seniors also mentioned that we don't get any good placements. In B.Com, we don't get any placements or internships through the college. B.Com is not that great a course for students.

Placements: It depends on the colleges under the University of Mumbai. Not every college under Mumbai University has the facility for placement. My college doesn't have placement offers, but other big colleges do have placement offers for students, which are very beneficial.

Placements: For now, they are not offering us proper internships, and as per my knowledge, no student in our batch got an internship through our college. They don’t even train us for interviews or teach us about the reality of the outside world. Talking about placements, no, Bhavan's college would not give any placement.

Placements: A very good percentage of students get placed in top companies of India from my course, around 80 to 90% of students. The highest package offered by top companies of India to my course is 22 LPA, and the lowest package is 3 LPA. The percentage of internships in this course is 60%.

Placements: I am currently in my third year. Some friends have shared that companies visit the campus and offer roles based on students' caliber. However, placements are limited, with only a few students getting selected, and the minimum package offered is around 3.5 LPA.

Placements: In my Information technology course, a significant portion of students were successfully placed, and around 85-90% of the pass-out batch were placed through campus recruitment. Some of the top recruiting companies for our course included well-known global and national firms like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro.

Placements: A very high percentage of students, above 90%, get placed in top companies in India every year. The highest and the lowest packages offered for this course are 3 Lacs and 50,000 per month. Top recruiting companies are in my course. The percentage of students who get internships in top companies in India is more than 80%.

Placements: The maximum number of students get placements. Companies like L&T and Tata Power offer various internship opportunities, making it easy to study concepts and the depth of the industry. Packages of 3.5 - 10 lakhs are great to start a living on. Also, better jobs are provided by recruiters based on ability.

Placements: Approximately 80% of the students were placed in the years 2023 and 2024. The highest cost to company (CTC) offered was 32 lacs per annum, and the lowest offered was 2 LPA. The average package offered by the college is around 4.95 LPA. The top recruiting companies are Flipkart, Accenture, TCS, Capgemini, and Larsen and Toubro Ltd. For the batch of 2024, a total of 1142 internship offers were made. The highest stipend was 98000. There are many companies to give internships. The few companies incl...

Placements: Placement is average, and you won't get high package placements. They do provide internships. They have a placement cell that would really help you get job opportunities and internships. So yes, you can have decent jobs.

Placements: Top companies our college offers are Deloitte and KPMG. As being in the BMS course, finance and marketing students get placement in the college campus itself. Packages are around 3 LPA. Various internship opportunities are also provided by the college.

Placements: About 10 to 15 companies came to our college to interview and hire the best students. Many students were offered internships, some with stipends. The companies that recruited students were in the chemical, analytical, and industrial sectors.