IEM Kolkata Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The most important and excellent thing about this College is it has a great Placement record almost 95% students got placed company like TCS Wipro adobe Samsung are there last year highest package is 40 lakhs per year 4 students got this and avg package is 5/6 lakhs per year.

From 7th semester students because eligible for campus placements. TCS, Infosys visits as mass recruiters. The average package of CSE streams is around 4lpa. Around 90%+ students get placed. My plans after the degree are to get into an MNC

From the 7th Semester, a student becomes eligible for campus placement. The Placement in IEM Kolkata is the best one private college can provide in Kolkata. I plan to get a job from the campus placement with a decent package.

I have always been curious about Computer Science and it is my love for the subject that drove me to choose this branch in a reputed college like mine. The student-teacher ratio is close to 1: 60. There are timely exams. Two midsemester exams of 70 marks and end semester exams of 100 marks. Apart from this, there are regular assignments to complete with due deadlines

College offers decent placement opportunities, most of the students gets placed in various mega recruiting companies like IBN, TCS and many more mass recruiters. Some elite students tend to get high handsome salaries, with 20lkpa+. Many students like to apply offline can talented ones get even 40+ LPA.

The main reason students take admission in IEM is because of its placements. It has a record of 100% placements over the years. The avg placement is 4 to 5 lpa. A wide variety of placement opportunities are there.

I have a great interest in computer science and engineering. 2-3 teachers per 60 students are the average ratio. Each and every teacher are either from the BTech field or hons field. 2mid sems are held along with the final sem exam within a span of 4-5 months

I choose the course BTech in CSE because I have developed a love for the subject of computer science. 2-3 teachers per subject for 60+ students. Every one of them is highly qualified either in fields of engineering or honours. Term exams happen quite often within a span of 3-4months we have our mid sems.

The college is one of the best private engineering colleges in East. The college provides 100% placement. The faculties are good and helpful. The college follows a discipline. It has got industry exposure.

Firstly, let me tell you that our 2015 batch was the first batch for UEM, Kolkata. Thus the total tuition fee of Rs 3,20,000 I mentioned is what we (the first batch) paid. The next batch onward, it became Rs 4,80,000. If I am not wrong, it is something like Rs 6,40,000 right now (not 100% sure, you have to check it).UEM, Kolkata is the university of the college IEM, Kolkata. Now, IEM Kolkata is the best private college in Kolkata. So my thought process was the higher management for both the colleges are the same, so the education and placement opportunities would be very much comparable. And based on this thinking, I chose UEM, Kolkata.After 12th board exams are done, look out for IEMJEE dates. The admission is based on IEMJEE/WBJEE rank. Through IEMJEE, you get IEM, Kolkata if you perform the best, then UEM, Kolkata if you perform good and lastly UEM, Jaipur option is given if your performance is not the best.The good aspects of my college was the teachers put in a lot of effort to teach you properly, now if you decided that you won't listen to them, your loss. College gives you additional benefits like GATE coaching, coaching for government jobs, etc. which I have seen not a lot of colleges provide. In short, college puts a lot of things on plate, whether you eat it or not is upto you. Then during placements, UEM, kolkata actually tries really hard to get it's students placed. Opportunities after opportunities will keep coming your way unless you get placed.The bad aspects that I would say is that it is a private college after all. So there are different constraints in place, money being one of them. Since a private college is not backed by any donations or government funding, thus the opportunities are not the best in the field. Few points I remember where I was disappointed are as follows:-> The books in the library are not enough for the number of students they admit per batch.-> At times, the higher authority will roll out orders which you might not like. Something like "Taking part in this is mandatory" is something we got bored listening throughout our college life.-> The higher authority thought too much at times about students. As a result, they passed down instructions to teachers so that teachers will be lenient while giving you marks (so that your marks on your CV does not look ugly). This get the students complacent and as a result, the learning is not optimal. If this cushion was taken away from students, it would benefit them in the long run.-> Not a lot of focus is given on projects. If you want to do good projects, teachers will ensure that you succeed in doing so, but if you want to be lazy and somehow pass, then teachers will allow that. You will face the consequences during placements where teachers are no longer there to back you up.-> Almost no steps are taken against plagiarism. If you copy your friends' code and submit, that is fine. If you cheat during the exam and not get caught, that is fine. If in a group project, your partner do all the work and you do absolutely nothing, even that is fine.But don't freak out. Here at UEMK, the only way you're not going to get a job is by totally giving up on studies. If you put even the minimal amount of effort, you will get placed. The placement cell here is that good.