Yenepoya University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Mangalore

Placements: Students have to deal with placements themselves. The college has placement campaigns, but not very frequently. It is purely based on one's skill. The college has tie-ups with companies like TCS, IBM, and Microsoft. It increases our chances of getting placements.

Placements: Since I am a second-year student, I don't have any information related to placements yet. The college said we only get placement-related information from the third year onwards. So I still have to wait two more semesters to get information about placements, but I have heard from my friends and family members who studied at the same college's Bangalore campus that they have good placements.

Placements: I thing seventeen or eaten percentage my course is Data Science and big data analytics. In this course, the highest package is with IBM course, so 75000 paying this course one semester. Companies like IBM, TCS, Microsoft, etc. Internship I thing seventeen five percentage students.

Placements: Our college has a good placement record. Over 60% of the students were placed. Top companies like Infosys and IBM recruited students. The average package offered was around 25k per month. Almost all students got internships in our college, and most were offered top roles.

Placements: Our batch is the first batch on the Bangalore campus of Yenepoya, so we don't know much about placement yet. However, they will provide placements for us, and IBM provides us with some kind of classes and projects for the industry. I will update this review after our third year.

Placements: The percentage of students getting placement is very low, and the students who get placements are very few. The highest placement in the college is around 4 LPA only, and the lowest will go as low as 1 lpa. The top recruiting companies vary by time, and in BCA, roles vary at different times.

Placements: Placement is not based on the marks or academic score. BCA is a decent course that only gets placed on the skill of every individual. The college will provide some interviews or internship offers, but they are very limited. It is very little percent of students getting direct placement from college. The course is not bad or good; it's upon how you make skills with that.

Placements: 75% of students were placed in our course. About 62 percentage packages were offered in ourcourse and IBM, Tata consultancy service and Microsoft are the top recruiting companies. Data analyst, data scientist, data engineer and data manager are the top roles offered in our course.

Placements: More than 200 students are placed. My course has both IBM and TCS. Every year, 20 students have the campus placement. And there are many internship programs conducted in our college; it is not that much expensive and it's a good experience. Also, we have different workshops.

Placements: I am studying in Yenepoya University; over 100,000 students are in my course and the top companies are Tata, etc. Only 10 students got placement in my college. One of my seniors got placement near the Kulur campus but he didn't go because he was looking for a better opportunity.

Placements: 50 percent, from 10k to 50k, with an average of 15k. IBM, Microsoft, Reliance, Yen subsidiary, etc. Top 10 will get into companies like IBM, etc. Software developer and analyst roles are common. People get jobs as programming developers in any type of job in the computer market structure.

Placements: I haven't heard about placements in my college at all. The agents who took my admission told me there would be placements provided by the college, but when I asked the passed-out seniors, they said only 1 or 2 students out of about 500+ would get placed.

Placements: I am still studying, so I don’t have details on placement information, but I think they provide placement to very few students, and most of the students find placement themselves. I think they provide placement to their own companies and also to companies they have ties with.

Placements: Around 90% of our students were placed in our course. The top recruited companies are TCS, etc. Almost everyone in our course got internships in various companies. Our course offers us the opportunity to become dietitians, nutritionists, food inspectors, and many more.

Placements: I think 1 or 2% of students were placed. They offer placements and internships. In their poster, they mentioned 100% placement. But there is no guarantee now. Top recruiting companies are IBM, TCS, and Microsoft, but out of 1000 students, only 2 or 4 students get placement.

Placements: The percentage of students getting placements is very low and those who are getting placement are in a very low-level company. 2.5 LPA is around the lowest package we get usually and the average will be around 4 LPA. The course didn't provide internships for students; the students should find the internship for themselves. The top roles offered in the course will be junior coder roles, usually in any startup company.

Placements: In our course, no one is placed, not even our seniors. Our college is not offering any kind of packages for placements till now. There are no placement internships currently available. As there are no placements, there are no companies for our course. One of the students got an internship in Dubai, but not through the college.

Placements: In this particular aspect, the college and the course lack opportunities. There was no job placement/recruitment that was conducted as such. But there surely is a job fair that is conducted in the months of June and July. Regarding internships, we have signed a MoU with 3 companies, namely Phoenix, Reinfosec, and Mibiz. This has helped us gain technical knowledge regarding our subject, which we are thankful for.

Placements: They give admission to students more than they can afford to teach. It really has a bad effect on the students, as they get less attention from teachers. As a professional course, I believe it is necessary to keep a limit on the number of students who can learn a specific course. So that they get better education and opportunities.

Placements: Placements provided by the college are very bad because they are not providing placements that represent the IT field. They are recruiting students as telecom service agents, which is not a job matching a BCA graduate. It only provides an average of 3 LPA, and some students are placed in good companies, but only a few students.