CMRIT Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Around 70-80% of students get placed. Top recruiters include Amazon, Cognizant, Infosys, TCS etc. The highest package this year was 30 LPA by Amazon. The average package is 5-6 LPA. A special program called the TYL (Tie Your Laces) is offered by the placement department. The main aim of this program is to make the student's placement and industry ready. They aim to train us in various fields such as aptitude, coding, soft skills etc. Most of the students plan to get a job after getting the degree, but there are a decent number of students that plan to go for higher studies as well.

Students are eligible for placement after the 6th sem you have to clear all your backlog exams to appear for placement. Placement percentage is good for cse/ece students but for mech/civil it's poor. Approx 90% of students get placed in the college

From the end of the 6th sem, students are eligible for the campus. Delloite, Amazon, Samsung are among the good companies who visited the college in the last few years. The highest offer was given by Amazon i.e of 36lac per annum. The average package for the ECE branch is 6lac. most of the students get placed, like 80%.

The lecturers are from the top of their fields with doctorates. The course curriculum is up to professional standards. Internal Exams were monthly with 6-month semester-end exams. Computer Science Engineering specialization is the leading engineering course for the IT industry. It has developed and established itself as the major market in Bengaluru city.

In our college students from the 6th sem are eligible for placements. There are many companies like Amazon, FIS, Blume global, etc. There are many offers made by our college. The highest package offered by our college is about 23L per annum. The average is about 3L.so, basically, about 70% of students get placed every year. My plans are to pursue masters after getting a degree.

Placements are pretty decent at CMRIT, the average comes around 6-7lpa, this year the highest package was offered by Amazon which was 30lpa. There are even opportunities to get places in Japan to those who are interested.

The college is known for its high percentage of placements. The college conducts a special program known as TYL, which stands for Tie Your LACES. This program trains each student in Language, Aptitude, Coding, Experiential Learning, and Soft Skills - the skills necessary for cracking any interview process. The companies start hiring students at the end of the third year. The message is spread well beforehand for the students to prepare for the interviews. Around 95% of the students are placed each year from the various companies that visit. Be it an MNC a mass recruiting company or a start-up, CMRIT students are placed in each of them. The major companies that come in for hiring are - Amazon, Cimpress, Deloitte, Wipro, Cognizant, etc. The average package offered is around 8 LPA. The college also encourages further studies such as Mtech, MS, MBA, etc., and helps them prepare for examinations such as CAT, GRE, GATE, etc.

Placement of college is well for cs, ece, it branch. Avg. Placement is 5 LPA. This year's placement is 85 percent. The highest placement is 26 LPA. Top companies are tcs, byju, Wipro, Infosys, etc. I want to grab good placements.

Students become eligible for placements from 5th semester. There are a lot of companies that come to the college few well known are Delloite , capgemeni , Infosys , TCS. I am not sure about the highest package that the company has offered but the avergae package that a company offers is 4LPA. My plan of getting this degree is to do masters in Japan

Students are eligible for placements from the 7th sem onwards with few opportunities opening up in the 6th sem. The placement statistics are made available on the college site here. The average package offered is around 7LPA. The training and the placement department has programs in place to prepare the students in various aspects like soft skills, aptitude, logical reasoning, etc to name a few.