SJCC Placement 2026: Highest Package, Average Package, Top Recruiters

Ans. Yes, SJCC maintains active international partnerships and exchange programs with colleges in Europe, the USA, and Southeast Asia. Some of these partner colleges include those in France, Germany, and Singapore. Selected students may take part in short-term academic exchanges, whereby they stay in partner colleges for a semester or for a few weeks over the summer, as the case may be based on agreement. These exchanges are competitive, usually merit-based on academic performance, communication skills, and co-curricular activities.

Ans. For SJCC placement training, enroll for placement training in your second year of undergraduate or postgraduate study. Placement training is compulsory for students who intend to go through the formal placement process in their final year. The following is what you have to do:

• Go to the College Office and enroll in the 30-hour Skill Development Training.
• Take a copy of the receipt and record the receipt number (this will be required for subsequent steps).
• Complete the placement registration form.
• Provide a copy of your completed form to the placement officer.
• Keep a copy of the form for your records.
• Training workshops will comprise resume writing, communication skills, interviewing skills, and aptitude practice, so it's important to tackle this step seriously.

Ans. No, after you have registered for a particular company's placement procedure and have done the online test or assessment, you cannot withdraw your candidacy.

• Grounds for enforcing this:
• Companies make shortlists based on the initial number of registrations and assessments.
• Withdrawal at the middle stage tarnishes the image of the student and the institution alike.
• It may affect SJCC's future tie-up with the company.
• You are supposed to conduct your research on the company information prior to registering and only engage if you are seriously interested in the opportunity.