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from the 7th semester, students are eligible for placements. I got placed in my final semester. One of my friend placed in Alstom with 6LPA. Most of the students of LICET will opt for Higher studies. There will be a good opportunity for the students who opted for placements, getting placed will be in the hands of the student.
Placement is excellent. From the third year itself, you will be getting ready for your placements by preparing the resume and placement coordinators will practice you by a model interview, this will give you an idea of presenting yourself and also they will provide the feedback on your performance to improve your skills. In my IT department, Half of them got placed, some entrepreneurs, some pursuing higher studies in abroad (US, France, Australia, London). Generally, 7.5 CGPA and above with nil number of arrears allowed for all placements. but some companies will mention the eligibility criteria for the job role. Maximum companies will not allow more than 2 arrears but if the company says arrears, not an issue you will be allowed for the drive. 3 rounds: 1. Aptitude- to check the mathematical skills 2. Group Discussion- To check the communication skills 3. Technical round/personal interview- To check your technical skills like coding(dept wise) and your personality. The resume speaks the most.
Placement are not up to expectations. That is the only negative thing about this college. To be frank the companies that visit the campus for mechanical are so low. Other department receive a good amount of companies and almost all the students eligible for attending placemennts get placed. Their annual package lies around 2.75L to 4L Alumni network is not so good. Entrepreneur cell is not so active Companies visited for mechanical - Valeo, M. K autocomponents, Temple.
Nearly 85-90% of students get placed. Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, L&T, TCS, etc have visited and recruited many students. An internship is even offered to students
This college has 100% placements in IT, CSE, ECE. But in mech and eee it is based on our performance. But if you try more and don't waste the time it will be good for placement. Also you should gain some extra knowledge
Placements are quite good. Most of the placements are off campus and pooled campus. They try to bring a number of companies and to get their students placed. They work very hard to get at least one offer to each of their student. The student who uses the maximum out of whatever option they are providing with regard to placement will be definitely placed well with a reputed organization.
We got placement from 6th semester in our College. Many big and core company has come to our College and selected many of our students. And we got intership from 4th semester. There are many core companies come and take our students for internship.
My college brought in a good number of recruiters. Yes, it does provide internships. However, I haven't attended the recruitment process as I had other ideas. Companies like Zoho, Tech Mahindra, TCS,BNP Paribas , Valeo, etc visited our college campus for job provision.
Placement opportunities are good but not as expected in the current trend. It totally depends on students to grasp their opportunities, but the college takes every step to place the interested student by giving them training, finding them internships. Not all the companies visit the campus, but a company like TCS recruits a bulk amount of students. If a student is placed in one company, the more likely will not attend any other on-campus drives.
Our college have better placement opertunities. Yearly receiving many company for campus hiring. approximately 140 companies are coming yearly. Companies like wipro , tech mahindra , TCS , infosys, chegg india etc.
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Ramco Systems | Polaris Software | Saipen | Scope Services |
Ramnath Group |
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