SJU Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The curriculum is quite modern and centered on topics that are relevant and not some 30 year old syllabus. The curriculum covers the basics of physics and maths, as my degree is in BSc in Physics and Mathematics. This prepares you for iitjam and other higher study exams and institutions like tifr and iisc. The problems are the lack of more practical experiences. The practicals happen once every week where we are supposed to complete an experiment in 3 hours. They should rather keep 1 hour of lab every 2 days so that the student can actually remember what he or she actually did. The exam timings are semester wise ie every 4 to 6 months you will have a end semester exams and between them are the midsem exams. Other activities make up for 20 and the midsems for 20 while the other 60 comes from the end sem exams, giving you a score out of 100.

Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) Industry Integrated program teaches students the skills and knowledge needed for a career in business and industry. Since I wanted to learn more about these sector I chose this course The faculty is okay many of them other still young and there teaching skills are not like the school it is completely different they don't teach you from the basis they teach you what the concept and make it simple The. Exams end sems where quite challenge for me since I kept on skipping classes but it is not difficult you can pass easily even if you study at the end moment

There are campus placements where any company comes and hires students who have graduated depending upon their interest, but compatitivly speaking others colleges are better, the alternate choice is christ

Course doesn't have that much scope in real world but our college is trying maximum to get us placed by giving extra credit courses which gives us certificate and helps us building our resume for campus selection

The placement are average. We became eligible for placement from 5th semester. The highest package offered this year was 4 lpa. During placement usually commerce and management students are given more preferences

There are placement done by the placements officer who was before the Dr. Kiran and now Ms Dalza. The personal and professional connections of Mr Kiran has helped us lot like EY, Accenture and many more companies .

The college curriculum is designed in such a way that it helped me a lot improving my English and skills. This would help me more in my further carrier. I learnt many skills through the ignitors program whkch5is conducted each year and this college focuses more on all round development.

I would like to tell that syllabus and curriculum they have is student friendly and doesn't give much pressure or torcher to students. Even this follows in the labs where labs are well equipped. I feel a bit less focus on industrial applications

I loved the interrelation between IR and Journalism, and I feel like for someone who is going to prepare to become diplomats or for the UPSC exams, this course will really help as it covers a lot of aspects across both the disciplines. The 3 years you put in really pushes you as a student, exploring multiple realms of both the disciplines. Only problem I had was that journalism could be a bit more hands-on, maybe we could have been taught a bit more about broadcast journalism and reporting in the media. Other than that all topics covered are interesting and exams are pretty straightforward.

In st josephs students can sit for placements from the 5th semester. Many companies have so far come into our college like EY , GOLDMAN SACCHS, DELLOITE etc . Offering to a lot of students with an avg package of 300000