Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Fort

Placements: Around 60% of students are placed and it depends on seat available capacity. There are no students who get placements through college, and very rare chance to get placements.

Placements: The placements are very poor because I have never even seen my seniors getting placed through college placements.

Placements: This college is the worst college ever. They conduct lectures for 9 without a proper lunch break, and you have to attend them compulsory. Placements are not that good. The package offered is 4 LPA. The college is not recommended. It's better to take any normal college.

Placements: Around 10-20% of students get an email for an interview and only 5-6% of students get the placements. The placements companies are also not good and also offer a low salary. Most of the students did not get placements. The highest salary offered is Rs 15,000.

Placements: I suggest you do not take admission here. It does not care about students. Placements are also not good. Only a few companies like local companies or nearby IT firms visit the college for placements. It does not have a proper placement cell.

Placements: Not a single company visits our campus to recruit students. There is hope for graduates of this college as they have to work for third-party companies. Only BCS students get placement by the companies. The college needs to improve its rules.

Placements: There were no top companies come for placements, they were just random companies whose names was no one heard before. Students got internships and jobs, but the pay was low. The college overrates themselves to a high level during admission which was later realised by the students with first 1 to 2 months.

Placements: There are no on-campus placements. Even if companies do visit for placements, they hardly select any of the students. The selection ratio on-campus is 1 of 300. Almost everyone opts for off-campus placements, and the rest go for a higher degree. There is no training and placement office on the campus, which is one of the reasons why companies don't visit here.

Placements: From civil engineering, none of the students were placed in the core, and only 1 student got placed out of 70 students in an IT company. There is not much placement assistance for civil engineering, which really disappoints students while they are in the final year. For seeking placements in the core branch, they invest 4 years.

Placements: A law degree is the top course offered. Times of India and Mahindra are the top recruiting companies. Only a few students got internships in all the courses Only 0.06% of the students got internships and placements.

Placements: About 15-20% of students from our course get placed. Many companies visit our college for placements, but few students got selected. You can get an internship in the field of accounts and taxation. You can also get an internship in the travel, tourism, or advertising fields, depending on the subjects you have taken.

Placements: Hardly 1 out of 30 students were offered placements. Less than 5 students did get jobs applying off-campus. The only packages offered are usually just around 2 LPA. TCS is the only company that we are aware of that has any recruiting relations. Other big companies' names are thrown around but questionably. 2-3 students took internships after their 2nd year off-campus, mostly in startups. Entry-level positions are offered by TCS.

Placements: The placement honestly isn't good. Most you can expect is a BPO JOB. The fees is at par with other second tier institutions like wellinkar business school. And Wellinkar institute has a better placement cell as far as MBA IS concerned. For graduation level, there's no college campus to enjoy nor a good canteen.

Placements: There were no placements in our college due to covid. I have noticed that there were no placements earlier too and if ever there was anything like that it was not up to the mark. This college is not that good in case of placements as most of our friends are unemployed.

Placements: The support is not provided by the college for the campus placement process. Not even a single company had visited the campus, and none of the students got placed here. An internship is not provided by the college. After completing graduation, the average salary package offered was 1 LPA.

Placements: Students were expected to reach out to the college themselves. No campus placements support were provided by this college. There was also no internships support provided by this college, and no efforts were taken to provide job opportunities to students.

Placements: The college doesn't provide any internship or placement support. The students are expected to reach out to the companies themselves. It was very disappointing on the part of the college as not even a single organisation had visited the campus. The college should have conducted some sessions on interview cracking skills and provided us with some industry exposure rather than only relying on bookish knowledge. Internships are not compulsory. However, in both years, students are expected to work wi...

Placements: I think any company has never visited here for placements because they know teachers here teach old and outdated things. Students only have to study on their own.

Placements: Our college does not provide placements, and even if they are providing, you won't go for it because the salary they offer ranges from Rs. 3,000-5,000 per month. The college provides a job fair campus in the third year. Many students get the job on their own and earn a good salary. I suggest you do not depend on college for the placements.

Placements: Due to corona there is no recruiting companies come in our college this year we need to search job off campus otherwise it has good placement if there is no corona or this pandemic then sure college have good placement for the students or average package we get 2.5 lacs per year as a fresher .