Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

From TY students are eligible for the campus placement. And from FY students are eligible for the Internships provided by the college. Placement cell is available for the campus placements in our college The support is provided

Students actively participate in diverse clubs and social groups, such as dance, dabce, drama, R&D, Cyber Commerce, management, and literally societies that organize event's workshops, quizzes and panel discussion.

The placement situation of at a BSS foundation School of management is quite promising especially for student pursiing BBA programs Sudan become eligible for the campus placement in their final year typically starting from the third semester own words

From sem2 only eligible.Hdfc bank,nelsen iq,kantar.All these companies came.Min 3 to 8 Lpa package.60% students placed.Highest package was 10lpa.Looking for data analyst.And further data scientist also.

Students usually become eligible for campus placement from 5th semester onwards. Most companies start visiting in the final year. So placement typically begins during 5th or 6th semester. Honestly, i dont have the exact details. But i know placements happens regularly and some of my senior have been placed in good company. I am not fully aware of the exact highest or average package for bcom students in ckt clg . The placement cell usually shares those details during the final year. But from what senior has said, company like TCS, WNS , ICICI and HDFC banks offers roles in finance,sales and operations ". I am not exactly sure of the precise number, but from what I've heard , around 20 to 30% of Bcom students get placed through campus.if you include internships and off-campus opportunities it could be closer to 30 to 40%. After graduation, i plan to pursue higher studies, im considering options like an MBA or MCOM to specialise further.

In my curriculum, I would like to say that they have designed it very well that'll make you ready for a job or particular buisness or anything you want to excel in, I personally think I need no extra courses to find a good job

I would rate the BBI course curriculum at Lala Lajpat Rai College as fairly relevant and moderately comprehensive. The focus on finance, banking, and insurance subjects influenced my decision to choose this course. The curriculum gives a good theoretical base and helps in preparing for further studies like MBA, M.Com, or government exams. However, it lacks practical exposure, internships, and industry interaction, which could make it more job-oriented. Teaching methods can also improve by including case studies, field visits, and guest lectures.Exams are held twice a year (semester-wise) and include internals (25 marks) and externals (75 marks). They are moderately difficult manageable with regular studies.

While the course is very much up to date with real world stuff (most of the times) the time taken to complete it is very less if you take into consideration the holidays and time alloted for extra curricular activities

Everything is good, they conduct everything smoothly, our building was goos labs are well developed, everything is good, library well established tables in campus to have stdore space rather than library, computer are provided in library.

If you're into tech and AI you can choose this course. Curriculum is actually old and needs to be improvised. Subjects are not according to modern technology and methods. Teaching method needs to be more practical and not theory based. Exams and time table is quite good.