PCCOE Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

They claim to give 100% placements, altough many seniors in contact are still unemployed, but it also depends on your overall college performance if you get the ppa5cement opportunity, top companies, MNCs visit for placement.

we can apply for PPO from sem 6 onwards , and for placements we can apply from start of 7th sem , with a great placement percenatage of above 80% and avg package of entc as 6lpa , and highest pack. of 61lpa in uber , mass recruiter as capgemini and kpit , the ones who have not got placed can opt for masters and specificvcation in some cources ...

at pccoe, students become eligible for campus placemts from the 7 sem. the college have exelleant placements record , for sp. aiml top companies like cognizant,infosys, and tech mahindra visit along with product bassed firms such as persistant zs associates with avg package of 5lpa sp. aiml students gets placed in data scinces related fields

For 5th semester students become eligible for internship (stipend based)...And from 7th semester for placements. TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, Capgemini, Wipro, Tech Mahindra – for software roles Larsen & Toubro, Honeywell, Siemens, KPIT, Bosch, Persistent Systems – for core engineering roles (ENTC, Mechanical, IT) Other startups & IT product companies also visit for internships and full-time offers. Highest Package: Around ?24–28 LPA (mainly for CSE/IT students in product-based companies like Goldman Sachs, Amazon, TCS iON, etc.) Average Package: Around ?4.5–6 LPA for core and IT companies, and ?3.5–5 LPA for ENTC students. Each year, over 90% of CSE/IT/ENTC students get placed. Branch-specific placements may vary: CSE usually sees 95–98% placements, ENTC around 85–90%, and other branches slightly lower. I'm planning for higher degree (mtech)

currently nowdays placements are not so staisfactory due to United states tarriff and recession before that students placed upto 52lpa placemant offcampus and avg 11lpa for cs/it and in mechanical field top package is 12 lpa and average 5 lpa

I would rate the course curriculum high in terms of relevance and moderately high in terms of comprehensive. The topics covered are well aligned with current industry trends and technological advancements, especially in areas like 3d printing, data analysis. The course provides a strong theriotical foundation.

The college offers good placements to the students those who are well skilled in their respective domians. The Traning and Placements department of the college is always active and keeps on informing students regarding all the the opprtunities availabe. The palcement prcentage is upto 70 %.

The college has a dedicated Training and Placement(T&P) cell and has regular recruitment drives that work to place students in companies where they will be values highly. Each year, 600-700 students are placed from all the branches. More than 300+ companies visit but the ones that hire are limited such as TCS, Capgemini, Infosys, Tech Mahindra which generally are mass recruiters that look for employees that will work for 3LPA or 4.5LPA. The highest packages go to about 30 to 40 LPA domestic and 61 LPA foreign but it is very rare to get a placement like this and requries considerable effort on the side of the student as well. Average package is 7 LPA for CS/IT branch; 5 LPA for electronics and telecommunications branch; 4 LPA for mechanical. My plan after getting the degree is working for 1-2 years while simultaneously pursuing masters.

our college has motorsports clubs so if you are in those clubs you will get very high reputation while the placements. one concern you have to consider is that the will have total 3 campus for the placement drives so the crowd is very high.

From semester 6 students can sit for internship drives in college. Companies like BMC, Rapid7, TCS, Capgemini, Accenture ,Barclays visit our college, mostly the hire for SDE role and give traning to selected students. Highest package is 61 LPA and average is 7-8 LPA. Percentage of students getting placed vary each year. I am planning to sit for placement.