College of Vocational Studies Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

You are eligible for applying for placement after you come in third year of your course. You can apply for internships even before that. The highest package from my department was about 1200000 offered to a student because of his skills. Talking about the average package it is around 4-5 lakhs. There are more than 50% students who get placements from our college. I've not applied for a placement because I wanted too continue my higher studies. But for experience I've given some interviews which were quite good.

The course which I chose was HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT because I was inclined towards the effective management of people or manpower in any company about their recruitment or the job analysis etc and that has influenced my decision for the course. The teachers give real life examples and makes us perform skits to make us prepared for real life circumstances

My course is about B.A in marketing management and retail business. I liked the course the syllabus of this course at every interesting . In this course we prepare to compete with the real world problems . The area which are for improvement is take the course more digitally and adavance. Their two semesters exam in the 1 year . The gap between them is 5 to 6 months

So basically classes are really informative and teachers teach you with good energies and vibes if i am talking about my self so i choose history honors behalf of my intrest which is really good and i get so many information about it teachers help me alot related this

The final year students can apply and sit for the placement procedures. Majorly, the sales and marketing-related placements dominate over other domains. So make sure if you are someone who is looking to sit for other domains other than sales and marketing, I would suggest you to stop completely rely on the on campus placements, instead start looking for more better opportunities off campus or online; LinkedIn, glassdoor Or cold mailings.

We do have campus placements available. We also have a very active placement cell called Aspire. Every year on an average 20 companies visit out campus. Highest placement is 16LPA and average 6LPA, and almost 90% students get placed. My plan is to go for my masters after I graduate.

Students of 5th semester become eligible for placement in our college. CVS provide us college placement but I would say that it not very good. It's okay it's very very average and its only for vocational courses such as MMRB, TOURISM, BSE, HRM and not for Honors courses.

The course curriculum is very informative. I choose this course because it offers a wide variety of options for future . The curriculum really helps me by getting an exposure to the practical world outside as it engages students in many extra co curricular activities as well. The areas which needs improvement are that it should be more inclined towards the practical form of learning. The exams happens twice a year , semester wise . The difficult level is moderate to difficult.

From the 5 th semester students are eligible to apply for the campus placement. There are various companies that visit campus placement the top ones are de shaw india, ernst and young,Delloite, aon,cvent,kpmg,tcs the number of companies that come for canpus placement are 400+. The average package is of 4.8 lakhs and the highest package offered was 21.5 lakhs .

My course is mainly related to marketing management. But there are other skill enhancement subjects along with it. Talking about the exams, the exam for the semester is not quite hard, if students study from the beginning, they'll be able to gain good marks easily. Overall, the course is not that interesting because its more of theory instead of practical knowledge. In the marketing world, lots of interesting stuff can be taught through practical visits to companies, etc. So if I talk about the relevance of doing this course, it's not very useful until you try to understand things better. Also,in the course, teachers mostly prefer taking tests rather than conducting presentations to improve our stage fear skills.