GGSIPU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Campus placements are generally for final year student based on previous years many repeated companies are visited offering rolls and management and it profile the average package rangers around 4.5 to 6 lacs per annum with top packages higher. A good percentage of student secure placements.

The specific aspects is that they have DSA that the nowadays the most important subject for CS 60% of the subjects are practical based and that provides you real World skills you should know Some areas that should be improved are they should include MERN stack and some important tools like power bi and AWS There is no issue in timming.

I would rate the curriculum 4 out of 5 in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness . It covers the core commerce subjects well and is aligned with the university guidelines , making it useful for exams and higher studies.

Here in aimt we get internship approvals after the 3 rd sem and we can get into placements either from college or our own after the 4 th sem but I would recommend you to take placement from our side as much companies don't come here and mostly who do offer very mean packages illike avg going 3.5 to 4 lpa for bba but if you go outside you would surely get above 5 lpa

The placement opportunities at MAIMS is average and mainly focused on entry- level roles. Some companies do visit the campus for placement and internships, but most opportunities are suitable for areas like accounting, sales, operations and administration.

It was the most closest to the BTech course and I had taken commerece and was eliglibe for this course and had interest in Computer Science so I choose this course as I liked the subjects and societies.

Placements are good .. there are regular internships, training, industrial visits sessions.. which makes a student ready for the corporate worls. thet have a dedicated placement and training cell which assist students in all the year which makes them confident and prepare them fir interviews

The placements of my college are really okayish. There has been a stark fall in the standards of our college placements. Every year, lesser and lesser companies are coming to offer placements. Moreover, the placement cell tries to exploit the desparation of the students.

The MBBS curriculum is mostly standard, but its relevance is super high because of the massive patient load at SJH. That clinical exposure is the key thing that prepares you for both real life and NEET PG later—that’s why I chose VMMC. Improvements? We need less lecturing and more interactive case discussions and maybe more emphasis on research. Exams are non-stop, seriously! We have internals/semester exams every 3-4 months. They are tough (50% passing), but they force you to study well for the final big Proffs. It’s tiring, but it works.

When I was studying, students were doubling down to study Software engineering, no matter which stream they belong too. But now, Electronics and Communication has become an important area to study as it holds promosing carreer options in the age of AI where we need Chips and hardware design, server management. People in mechanical engineering can excel if they focus on building something rather than just studying. In order to prepare for real world applications, one has to do a lot of things rather than sticking to only one persuit. I don't have much to suggest something in course carriculam and this college has best teaching methods regardless what they are taught. Students have ample time to do things they like in every semister. Studying for nearly 2 weeks before sessional exams and 1 month before final exams is enough and rest of the time can be dedicated into building something important.