Shivaji College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I am a botany student in my view the course is very nice although sometimes seems to be boring but we can relate to our environment and know more about plant world.like we can identify what plant is this how we can grow it the suitable climate and region for it. One can also become a scientist my knowing the nomenclature and naming a plant.

To be very honest lower your expectations from bcom program, yeah honours is good but bcom(p) is not it. You can choose better than this and invest in a better place.

I chose this subject because I wanted to be a researcher since quite long amd chemistry suites best for that . This field is mot that crowded or hyped but definitely builts a good future career . The teaching methods vary from teacher to teacher . Sone teachers ate excellent in explaining the topics but some teachers lack in conveying their knowledge although the notes provided by all the teachers are very useful. The exams can be taken twice a sem as it will help us to prepare half the syllabus beforehand instead of all the syllabus all at one and it will also initiate regularity in studies.

After completing 5-6 semester students become eligible for placement . Companies like accenture, microsoft etc. almost 89% placement is there. My plans after degree is to get good placement and pursue another course like acca

Students at Shivaji College become eligible for placements from the 6th semester. Companies like Deloitte, EY, Wipro, and TCS visit, offering roles in finance, IT, and consulting. The highest package is around INR 10 LPA, with an average of INR 3-5 LPA. About 60-70% of students secure placements. Post-degree, I plan to pursue higher studies or seek opportunities in the corporate sector, leveraging the skills and knowledge gained during my course.

In the geography course there were hardly any placements and internships, students had to opt for other internships that were available in the placement cell of the college. As per my views there should be internships for geography too as there are many career options in it and students don't even get to know about it due to lack of placements and opportunities.

Students become eligible for placements in the sixth semester. Before that, they can apply for internships of they want to gain experience on their area of interest. The highest package offered till now was from D.E Shaw, a package of 22LPA to a student of Business Economics course. I'm planning to go for Masters after my Bachelor's.

So according to NEP 22 our curriculum was changed by UGC. Which put more emphasis more on the skill rather than the theory part. The exams are conducted in every 5 months. And is of 180 (included external and internal marks)of 3 hr within 2 weeks.

2nd year students become eligible for campus placements. The placement cell of our college is not that good. It's quite okay for commerce and arts, but it's worse in science. It provides placements with average salary of INR 3.6 Lakhs per annum and that too only those students which have great CGPA can get it. Name of the companies visited are Sharekhan, India skill capital, Unnati, Livesberg technologies, Skillarena technologies, etc.

The whole course was nice and very much related to the course but i feel like some of the subject and their syllabus were bit too out dated and really need a upgradation and need some theories which is more relatable to right now, otherwise the whole couse was wholesome, every day learning some interesting. The best part is though the career seminar named as shivalik (department of geography) they used to give very informative and updated career option in my field and they were handled by both our teachers and the student council