BPUT Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

* I had chosen to do mechanical engineering because I had some bond with machines and it's designing and was also aware with the scopes of mechanical engineering. * In real world the curriculum helped me a lot and still it is helpful, currently I'm preparing for position of junior engineer and there it is quite helpful for me. * I don't think any improvement is required in the course curriculum and teaching methods as everything was good at its place and it's also the responsibility of us (students) to know our curriculum thoroughly and give our best. * Exams were conducted at an interval of 6 months and as said earlier exams conducted were moderate level not too difficult or easy and with studies it can be cleared easily

The college provides the placement facility where many companies both domestic and MNCs like TCS and Infosys comes and pick the candidate out of the student who will be their future employee and the percentage of students that get placed are also great like around 70% so I am also up for any company to get hired into

I would read the course curriculum 2 out of 5. It is mostly theoretical and lacks relevant to current industry needs. The curriculum is not comprehensive the enough and need updating with more practical learning and modern topic

The placement is good with highest package being 19 lpa from JP Morgan to lowest is 3 lpa the average package is around 5 lpa . Students are eligible for placement tests from 6 sem as pwc comes for their launchpad program in 6th sem only. Companies like accenture, tcs, Infosys, cognizant, PWC, JP Morgan visit our college. Majority students around 82 percent gets placed in these companies. My plan after college is to work for any of these companies.

College provides decent placement. For it and software sector placement here is quite good but for core beaches placement is average but still lots of companies for core beaches come. Nearly 105 companies have already visited our college as per the current placement cell information. Placement percentage is nearly 80 percent overall and for it beaches it is nearly 90 percent Average package is 6 lpa Students become eligible for campus placement from 7th semister

Several reputed companies visit our campus, including names like MacLeod and intas .The highest package offered last year was around 5lakh per nm . 3. The Success Rate "On average, about [Percentage, e.g., 70-80%] of students get placed every year. The roles offered are mostly in [Field, e.g., Software Development, Marketing, or Sales]." 4. Your Personal Plan "My personal plan after getting the degree is to [get a job in the tech industry / pursue a Master's degree / start my own business] because I feel the foundation provided here is quite solid."

I would rate the placements at my college as 3 out of 5. Students usually become eligible for campus placements from the sixth or seventh semester, and a few well-known companies do visit the campus every year. The placement cell helps with basic training like resume building and interviews, and many students, especially from IT branches, manage to secure jobs. At the same time, the average salary packages are not very high and top roles are limited, so a lot of students also focus on skill development, off-campus opportunities or higher studies after completing their degree

Course curriculum was very classical , too much theory oriented for placement point of view they will provide last 1 month or 2 months training for aptitude part rest for technical you have to study on your own.

IN our college the highest placement this year was 23 lakhs froom CSE branch and lowest was 2.5 lakhs and avergae placements were 5-7 lakhs. But very few get selected many of are unemployed or get very low or no offers

Students get a chance to appear in placements from the 7th semester onwards. Companies like antony waste handling cell limited,MRF tyres Ltd,biraja construction,jai balaji group hetero Labs Ltd etc. 50 percentage of students getting placements. I would prefer to prepare for civil services after completing my degree.