Viva College Vasai Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I choose this course because I want to be a developer. 15 teachers for 400 students. They had done their Master's degree in the IT field. Their teaching method is very easy & helpful for all students in understanding. The exam is held at the end of the semester. & It was not difficult to pass.

I have chosen these courses because I have an interest in computer science I have the dream of achieving my own company facilities was good enough teaching methods are also ok the exam was too hard but I passed it.

Wanted to do something in pharmaceutical field but could not proceed to other courses due to a lack of guidance. Class strength is a little overloaded which can be minimised. The faculty is well-qualified and prompt

From the half of the second semester, the students become eligible to have placements. There are top companies that have placements and they come to our college and they give students the job they want. The highest package is almost 10,00,000 and the average salary is 100000. The percentage of people getting placement is almost 57%.

The placement based on the company requirement there are almost 10 companies which come every year is for the placements which including some of the MNC companies such as TCS Wipro Infosys Capgemini and many other companies such as start-as well sometimes

Exams are most probably on time syllabus are also completed before the exam most probably . The exams difficulty is all how we study so as far as till now its nothing so hard as all the teaching is done properly though some subjects are hard to understand .still trying our best

Placements are dull and not a lot of company visit here. There is no proper placement and recruiting officer present so don't expect a good placement from VIVA. Only 2 3 companies come here regarding placements and that too is invited by students and faculty members. One of the companies which visited VIVA was a Japan-based software firm. There is no Wipro no TCS. If you want to get into those then you have to go for off-campus hiring and placements. Most of my batchmates were placed in off-campus placements only (around 80%) and the rest are doing their masters. You have to have a decent percentage to sit for a placement aptitude exam. The percentage usually varies from 55% to 65% so it's better if you score high if you want a job in this field. I went for my master's instead of settling in a low-paying job.

The students become eligible for the placements in the final year. The placements are in various companies like Bajaj , Reliance , Lava , Thompson , etc. The highest package was offered by Lava International Pvt Ltd for an assistant Designing and Managing Officer for an annual package of 32lacs annually. The total of 58% students are placed as per the college records. I will get a master's degree and will work in a high profile Software Company

If you are in the last year of your graduation you will get a chance for the campus placement. Different types of companies have different criteria for selection eg for an interview at Wipro you have scored 60percent in the 10,12, and graduation. The company like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, etc come for the placement. In my batch, one student got the highest package i.e.4,80,000 annual. I have also gone for an interview but was not selected.

I was interested in physics that's why I chose this course. And For the first year total there was around 120 student of PCM together that's why teacher Student ratio would be 1:15 to 1:20 but in the second year. Most teachers are MSc and some are Ph.D. also. Most of the teachers are good at teaching. Term exams were timely even in the covid-19 outbreak. Previously, it was not that difficult or not that easy to pass. But because of online exams, it became easier to pass.