Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya Indore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Placements in my college are average.Students usually become eligible for campus placements for the final year (7th or 8th semester) A few companies visit the campus mainly offering entry level roles but the number of offers is limited

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Here’s a short answer you can use: Placements in my college are average. Students become eligible from the 6th or 7th semester. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys visit the campus, offering roles in IT and core fields. The average package is around ?3–5 LPA, while the highest goes up to ?8–10 LPA depending on performance. Around 60–70% of students get placed. After completing my degree, I plan to either get a good job through campus placement or improve my skills further for better opportunities.

Placements are given here lowest package is 2-5 LPA and highest has reach 12LPA in previous year . Still there is long way to go . Internship opportunities are also given and there are industry visit too

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Placement at SKITM are decent and improving year by year . Students become eligible for campus placements from the 7th semester. Reputed companies like TCS,wipro , Infosys and some emerging firms visit the campus. The averages package is around 3-4 LPA ,while the higher goes upto 6-7 LPA in some cases . Around 60% students get placed , especially those who have good technical skills and communication skills. The college also provide basic training and guidance for placements, which helps students prepare for interview The college provide some support, but it is not enough for high - paying jobs, so students need to prepare on their own.