Kamala Nehru College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Chose the course because of interest in the course. The student ratio is good. The college is high on academics and strict with learning and teaching and overall representation in class and assignments etc. the lectures are taken on time by faculty and proper teaching and interaction in class.

Students become eligible for placements in their final year. Usually, about 20-30 companies offer placements that are course-related. Most of them are content, marketing and corporate roles. It would be better if roles from the journalism and publishing sector were also offered. My plans after the degree were to pursue Masters in Journalism from an International University and therefore I didn't sit for the placements. A point of concern was that sometimes placement dates were too close to examination dates and I think it would be better if this could be moved either before or after so that students can prepare adequately for both.

This course is very interesting, especially for those who want to know all about history. The faculty is amazing and experienced in this course. Teachers are highly qualified. In terms of exams, they are difficult and wants high preparation.

Term exams were held on time as per the university guidelines. Only due to the pandemic there has been some sort of delays, otherwise, everything is conducted smoothly. Also, it is easy to pass the examinations with good marks only if a student follows a systematic study routine.

Students are eligible for placements in the last year of graduation. About 15 companies provided a range of jobs for different degrees. The highest package was around 7 lakhs while the loss was approximately 3.5 lakhs.

The college has an active placement cell that provides amazing placements. Internships are also made available to even 1st-year students. I had already done 4 internships in my 2nd semester. I plan to do my master's after the Bachelor's degree however if I get a good job I might take it.

From the 5th semester, companies start visiting colleges for placements. The average annual package is 4 lakh per annum and the highest can go up to 12 lakh per annum. Students need to attain an average of 7.5 or more than 7.5 cgpa for good placement. After my graduation, I will continue my further studies and complete my postgraduate degree in Canada.

You become eligible to sit for placements in your 5th Semester usually. Only a handful of companies come and some companies even ask for money like 100rs to sit for placements. I don't think the highest package was more than 3.5 LPA. Placements are few and I'd say there's only a 30% chance of getting placed by the college. You'll have a better chance of securing a job on your own. Research and risk were two categories that are most likely to get you a job. I am working in the risk department in an MNC and found the job on my own.

In your 3rd year of college, you're eligible for placements. I do not have much knowledge about the placements as in political science not many people go for placements. My plans, for now, is to work and allow myself to explore as much as possible and after a year or so do my further studies in PR.

Students become eligible for campus placements from their fifth semester or final year of their course. Top companies like Wipro, KPMG, EY visit for campus placements, and offers vary from course to course. After my bachelor's, I planned to continue my studies and took admission in M.A English and thus I did not sit for the placements.