Acharya Narendra Dev College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I choose this course because I had an interest in it. The ratio is 1 faculty to 40 students. Most had done Ph.D. some are still pursuing but all had a great amount of knowledge.

From the 5th sem, the students are eligible for placements and some institutions like Wipro come for hire of electronics and computer science students. but only some students take part in placements due to the lower annual package and they opt for further studies. The average package is 2-3 LPA and higher is 5-6lpa for Computer science and electronics students but only a least percentage of students get placed. I have even planned for going for MSC electronics after my BSc.

Well, I already have decided to choose this course as this course provides vast future opportunities like in the field of maths, physics and computer science also. The faculty-student ratio is quite good there are a good number of faculty members who are quite experienced in their field. I dont know the exact ratio but I guess 1:50 may be the faculty-student ratio Every single faculty member is well educated but it depends upon you really whether you have to study in college or just come for attendance Semester exams are held every sem once in a period of 4-5 months and its not much hard to pass the exam 10 years are good enough to pass the exam

According to me, this course is very beneficial for that students who wants to study chemistry electronics computer science along with physics and mathematics due to this is a general course this has three disciplines course

the availability and success of campus placements can vary depending on the reputation and resources of the institution, as well as the demand for the types of degrees and skills that the students have. Students may become eligible for campus placements at different times depending on the policies of the institution and the requirements of the companies. Some colleges and universities may have a career services office that works with companies to arrange on-campus recruitment events and job fairs, while others may have more informal networks through which students can connect with potential employers. The companies that visit a campus for recruitment and the number of offers made can also vary widely. The highest and average package offered may depend on the profile and seniority of the positions being offered, as well as the market demand for the skills and experience of the candidates. The percentage of students getting placements may also vary depending on a number of factors.