VTU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I would rate the course curriculum 9.5/10 in tertms of relevance . One of main reason i chose this course was its strong foundation in core subjects i'm satisfied with the curriculum and 2 internals in sem 1 final end sem exam

Placements have done actively for our senior batch where more than 60% of the students among 300 total students have been placed full-time or paid internship in many different companies. The highest package secured is about 15 LPA along with an avg. of 4 LPA.

Strudents are elligible for placements if they are consistent with the training and placement programs and attend the placement aptitude tests every week, the companies that come include Infosys, IBM. our college Governer is the CEO of Infosys

While selecting the course they don't give us any choice they completely decide on themselves, they don't use any real application of studies. They needs to learn the concept first and handel students good

lacements at MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology Placements at MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology are decent overall, with stronger outcomes for CS-related branches and moderate but reliable opportunities for core branches like Chemical Engineering. ???? Placement Eligibility Students generally become eligible for campus placements from the 7th semester (final year). Some companies also allow pre-placement offers (PPOs) through internships after the 6th semester. ???? Companies Visiting the Campus ???? Common Recruiters (Across Branches) TCS Infosys Wipro Accenture Cognizant Capgemini IBM L&T Deloitte (limited roles) ???? Core / Chemical-Related Opportunities L&T Reliance (limited roles) Schneider Electric Saint-Gobain Some manufacturing, quality, and operations-based companies Core chemical companies visit in limited numbers, so many Chemical Engineering students also sit for IT, analytics, and operations roles. ???? Packages Offered (Approximate) ???? Salary Range Highest Package (overall): ~?40–50 LPA (off-campus / international offer, mostly CS) Highest for Core / Chemical roles: ~?8–10 LPA Average Package (overall): ?7–8 LPA Average for Chemical Engineering: ?4–6 LPA ???? Job Profiles Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) Process / Quality Engineer Analyst / Consultant Software Engineer (for interested students) ???? Placement Percentage Overall placement rate: ~90–95% Chemical Engineering: ~60–70% Students with good CGPA, internships, and skills tend to get placed earlier and in better roles. ???? Employability & Skill Development The college provides: Placement training sessions Aptitude and soft-skill workshops Coding and interview preparation support However, students are expected to upskill on their own, especially for core industry roles or higher-paying profiles. ???? My Plans After Completing the Degree After completing my B.E. in Chemical Engineering, I plan to: Gain industry experience through campus placement or off-campus opportunities

From 3rd semester students become eligible for campus placements. the companies which visit during placement rounds are ibm, capgemini, cognizant, tcs, wipro,deloitte, happyfox,genpact etc. The highest package for nhce is 42.5lpa, average is 10-15lpa and lowest is 5-6lpa. My plan is to work for 2 years and continue with higher studies and focus in research based area which increases the job security and salary

From 3rd sem students get eligible for internship offers, from 4th they starts getting placements, highest placement was 50 lpa which an AIML student craked , ece placements are quite decent in this college , but don't expect much from other core branches

The curriculum is course specific and and we have four CO's - Course Outcomes where CO1 - Deals with theoritical knowlege, CO2 - Deals with applying the knowledge to modern tools and techniques , CO3 - Deals with evaluation and analysis, CO4 - Deals with formualtion and product development. More knowledge on real world problems and solutions can be provided. Timing os exams is 2 hrs for internals and 3.5 house for the final SEE and difficulty level is 3 out of 5