IEM Kolkata Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

In my degree ( BCA ) there is 6 semisters and a will to do or not Honours programs of 2 semisters. We have 2 Midsems and 1 End sem in a semister and MARKS is calculated in CGPA / SGPA . The exams are quit interesting

From 4 th sem you will start getting placement Accenture delloitte cognizant tcs pwc etc The highest package is 80000/m 100% student get. Their placement. I will do my masters from iem

College provides good training and extra-classes for your placement preparation. And the name of the college is quite popular to the industry. Plenty of companies comes in the college for placement, plenty enough to place more than 200 students if they are skill-full obviously. As per previous and current experience, big industry companies such as Deloitte, Accenture has records of mass recruitment up here. Every year 80-90% students get placed according to their skill and knowledge. Fresher also has scope in getting into industry by studying here. But, the rate of admission getting increased every year, which could be a possibile reason to decrease of the placement rate in future.

I have choosed BCA(Bachelor's in Computer Application). The teachers of this curriculum of this subject gives enough support to the students for their best placement after 33rd year. Students Also get prepared good for their best future.

Placement is very good in my college.About 90 to 95 %students are placed every year . And average package of computer science and information technology students get more than 900000 lakhs .top 3 th engineering college in west Bengal.

To assess the relevance and comprehensiveness of a course curriculum, it's essential to consider various factors such as alignment with industry standards inclusion of foundation; advanced topics, applicability to real-world scenarios, and adaptability to emerging trends

IEM provides a wide range of curriculum options to it's students. It has different periodic workshops held in order to make the students ready for real life engineering tasks and well as other challenges. IEM has integrated different ways of teaching like smart board, interactive sessions off campus, etc. IEM hosts total of 3 theory exams per semester and 1 entire practical exam session. The 3 theory exams include 2 mid semester or internal exams and one main end semester exam. All these exams have quite good standard questions, and they take place within about 1.5 to 2 months time apart from each other.

The course curriculum stands out for its blend of relevance and comprehensiveness, catering to both theoretical understanding and practical application. What drew me to this course were the hands-on projects and industry-relevant topics integrated into the curriculum. These aspects not only enrich learning experiences but also provide valuable insights into real-world scenarios, preparing students effectively for future endeavors, be it in professional settings or further academic pursuits. The curriculum's emphasis on bridging theory with practice ensures that graduates are equipped with not just theoretical knowledge but also the practical skills necessary to thrive in their chosen field. However, there are areas where the curriculum could be further improved. Introducing more interdisciplinary topics or collaborations with industry partners could enhance its relevance and better reflect the dynamic nature of modern professions.

No actually the placement is actually good in compare to the others private college in west bengal. if you have a decent cgpa you will easily get a placement but for that obviously you should have the knowledge the company wants from you.

Mostly from 3rd semester and 4th student become eligible. Many IT companies comes for offering placement, iem have great network among companies. Tcs, Capgemini, PWC, cognizant, Wipro..many more comes but for core fields few are there such as Borosil. The placement package is average for most..but if you work hard you'll get a decent placement. Mostly 80% students gets placement maybe few more. My plans after completing the degree is either building startup or moving abroad for job...if nothing happens then I'll look for job here and then study on robotics.