AMU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I have given several entrance exams for different courses but when I get to know about MHRM, it attracts me a lot because it was the first time University introduce a specialised course in the management field. The faculty and student ratio is 1:20. All faculty members are highly qualified and have teaching experience across the country and out of the country as well. All have done PhD in different domains. They adopt the very interactive teaching method because the lecture method will not work at the college level. The term exams were held very timely because each semester has 6 months duration, so after the first 2 months, there was the 1st unit test and after 4 months again 2nd unit test and after 6 months of teaching there were term or semester exams. The level was very moderate because easy to difficult level-type questions were asked in the exams. So there was very difficult to pass the exams.

The faculty is very experienced and one of the best, the only thing is lack of practical knowledge when you tend to study in any central universities, that normal in any part of India. placement cell is active and does work hard for some good placements being offered. faculties are all top PhD and researchers with tons of experience.

In the final year students are eligible for placements. For the last couple of years, students had faced troubles in their placements due to the pandemic. In the previous batch, only some students managed to get placed.

Being a First-year student, have no clear idea about that but based on official sources the placement is quite good and attractive. It seems like in on- campus Placement who wants jobs I thinks gets placed. The placement percentage of last year batch was 70% in various reputed organizations. After getting MBA degree i will directly approach to the Gulf origin Import export companies.

I am a first-year student so I have no personal experience but I have taken an idea from our seniors. The placements are quite good if you are sincerely and have a great sense of communication then it is easy to get placed. Nearly 60-70% student gets place under the range of 3.6 lakh to 10 lakh per annum.

As I have a keen interest in Imports Exports trade. I opted for MBA in International Business. The total strength of students in their three courses is 120 and There are 20 Highly qualified with Industries experience.

Placement is not much as good as should be. Only the limited numbers of companies participate in the final placement. The last year highest package was 5 lakh per annum and 40% to 50% got placed in Companies.

The campus placement is good in AMU. Students become eligible after 3rd semester for placements. Tata, amazon, Larson and tubro, wipro, ctc, htc etc. The highest package of 2019 was 10 LPA and minimum was 3 LPA. An average of 4.8 LPA is seen according to official website. Around 50-60% students opt for campus placements. Companies from middle east also arrive at amu for hiring. I planned to prepare for ssc along with my MBA in Amu as there is facility of library and wifi and hostel room available to almost all the students every year in MBA. But the plan is not in action due to the pandemic but the degree is not atopling as online classes are going on.

In the 3rd semester, students are eligible for placements. MC Berger, Tata, TCI and many more companies came over here. The highest package was 30 LPA. My plan is to start up a business before this I want to do a job in a company for getting some experience even I start planning and making contacts.

I am in my first year in my MBA Program. so I have no clear idea about that. but the information we have gathered from our seniors sounds so quite good about the final and Summer placements. some of the reputed and emerging companies like ICICI Bank, Indian Bank, Zomato, Soft Nice, TCS, and many more companies 30 participates in Campus Placement. But according to me if one has a very attractive and corporate demanding set of skills so can get a job easily.