SJU Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

fromm tge 5th semester students are eligible for the campus placements as they are the senior most class in the university there are multiple companies visit like bosch , amazon , ex which offers the students multiple placements i don't know kuch about the highest and the average package as im still in first year but yea i have heard good reviews on the placements after getting a degree i am planning to take a year break and take multiple courses and then apply for masters

The curriculum is actually pretty nice for a visual communication course, they teach graphic design as well as film arts, and now they are also teaching UI/UX which is very relevant and up to date thing for jobs

I have a very keen interest in political science so I opted for the course and sociology as i never studied wanted to give it a try which was a good decision. My curriculum prepared me for real - world applications and for further academic pursuits. There are few teachers who are newbie with few years of teaching so I think that should be changed for students betterment . In political science it became hard to pass the paper by the end of my final year but eventually i passed.

The college of first placements for students and the average package is around 3-5 lakhs per year. Various companies like Wipro, cognizant, federal Bank, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank etc offers placement in the college. Most of the students in college will go for higher education and in the remaining who does not go for higher education gets placed. I plan on doing my masters in economic after finishing the school

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

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.

Psychology course curriculum is great. It's interesting and informational and you also get practical learning Optional English i regret choosing because it's not what i expected it to be. There's a lot of reading to be done and you have to be regular. the teachers don't really do a good job of making the subject interesting. there's 2 sets of exams mid sem is 25 marks end sem is 60 difficulty level - easy-medium

I chose this combination specifically because of my interest in psychology. As I already had some experience in economics, this seemed the most obvious choice. By the end of this course I can chose to have either a specialised degree of any one subject or a normal degree in all three.

After degree i olan to wirk for max 2 years and then apply for masters either through gate exam and go to IIT or go abroad. Other than that i prefer to go for job in camous placement opportunity that they will provide. There are numerous comoanies from various field that are looking to employee students from journalism and engkish background also for sociology you have wonderful opportunities if you're planning for masters degree.

The course is very repetitive, but if u want you can do a lot on your own. I expected broadcast journalism to be a part of the course which was not and we were under the English department so it's meh