Ans. The Placement Cell connects students with major employers and manages recruitment activities. According to the NIRF 2025 report, 861 of 2367 undergraduate students secured placements, and the median package was INR 2.05 LPA. Career support covers internships, training and final placements in banking, technology and consulting. Although the college's Placement 2025 report has not been published, it continues to work with established recruiters to create opportunities for students.

Ans. Regular recruiters include Kotak Mahindra Bank, Zomato, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Bank of Baroda, IDBI Bank, Jio and State Bank of India (SBI), among others. Their openings cover finance, customer service, sales, marketing, software development and data analytics. Soft-skills training, workshops and internships help students prepare for these roles.

Ans. Workshops, seminars, mock interviews and soft-skills sessions are held throughout the academic year. The Placement Cell guides students in writing resumes and improving their personality and communication. Industry-focused sessions introduce current trends and technologies so that students can prepare for work. Networking events and alumni interactions also give them practical guidance.

Ans. Placement opportunities mainly come from banking, IT services, telecommunications, retail and consulting. Common roles include customer support executive, data analyst, sales associate, business development trainee and software engineer. Recruiters often prefer students with technical knowledge, strong academic records and effective communication skills.

Ans. Yes. The college treats internships as an important part of career preparation. Many recruiters offer summer internships and project-based assignments that allow students to apply classroom learning. These internships often result in full-time employment opportunities. Students also receive guidance on finding and applying for internships as part of their academic journey.