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The course which I have taken is electronics and telecommunication which is considered to be the toughest course . I took this course as I wanted a balance between my coding journey and also due to my love in electronics . Although the course is easier to understand, there are few courses which are outdated and can be updated with the current situations and scenario. Sometimes I feel that the time given to study for exams is less but again it's on the student and how he / she pays attention.
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campus placement is provided. In year 2023 , highest placement was around 90000 per month around 80% students get campus placements but mostly opt for mba forward. From 5th sem the students become eligible
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Campus placement is from fourth year and their are quite a huge number of companies which come here and startups too come cause it's too good for student and about 99 percent student get placed who are. Eligible for it
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As far as I know, placements are good. This year the highest placements were recorded in branches like CSE,AIML. Placements start from 7th sem , there is a placement cell in college which manages to bring companies in college. The highest placement this year was around 40 lakhs , and the average stood at around 8 lakhs. According the college's statistics , the placement percentage is 100%. I will most probably take the college placement
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- Campus placements starts in the final/third year of college - Companies such as TresVista, KPMG, PWC, Delliotte, Zomato, Swiggy, Zara etc. come and the average package is Rs. 5 LPA - Highest package was Rs. 8 LPA and lowest was Rs. 3.5 LPA - 90% of the students gets placed - I plan on pursuing CFA after college.
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From 4th Year of the college the student is eligible for a pre-placement offer, main placements happen in the Final year i,e. 5th year. Companies that hire majorly are Tier-1 and Tier-2 law firms, like AZB, Khaitan&Co. Average package goes to about 15-16LPA. My plan is not fixed yet, but I aim to pursue SEBI or RBI law officer exam.
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Personally the placements are really good but I am not sure about the salary package since I'm a 2nd year student. But my plans after the degree would be taking up the placement offer for 5 years and then moving on with an LLM degree abroad and applying for litigation.
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The course curriculum is very good like all things going very smoothly but at the time of the exam again struggle phase comes into the picture. They is no area of improvement all facilities are doing the best to teach us
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Limited placements do exist but as I said it is limited only few of them are up to the mark so if you want to actually get placed at good places you need. To earn it yourself. There is a campus placement portal but not so great opportunities.
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All the students are given electives to choose and we also have the compulsory courses too, common for all. The electives could be chosen based on varied interests of students and are very engaging. The compulsory courses are chosen and kept very wisely and are essential for computer science and engineering students. The courses and evaluation plans are very well created and curated for students to be able to solve real world problems too later in professional and personal lives. There aren't much suggestions and areas to improve as of now. Exams and tests are conducted almost every two weeks. This keeps the students keen on learning and practicing all the while and doesn't let them slag in between the semester. The exams are monitored from the headquarters at Pune, and hence all is kept under check and maintained.
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