Placements depends on what a student has done on 4 5 years of college . Many students from hotel mamlnagement got into 5 stars also. Its a good option i would say you can go for it . Percentage of students getting placements started from 65% and above . Visitors from dubai also visited the campus

college do not provide placement but sometimes companies do visit the college and organize placement .For students within the campus eligibility criteria can depends on the company totally and i have plans for further studies

The placements and job opportunities depend on the reputation of the institution, the industry connections, and the quality of the programs offered. If no campus placement is offered, it is essential to focus on personal employability strategies like internships, skill-building, and networking. A minimum academic performance (e.g., 60% aggregate or above). No active backlogs at the time of placement. Completion of pre-placement training sessions, if applicable. Meeting company-specific requirements (e.g., knowledge of specific skills or certifications). Recruiters and Offers Some key recruiters that may visit institutions include companies in sectors like IT, finance, consulting, and manufacturing. Examples: Tech Companies: Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Microsoft. Finance Firms: Deloitte, KPMG, EY, PwC. Others: Amazon, Tata Motors, Reliance. Number of Offers: For a batch of 100 students, an average of 70-80 offers might be seen, depending on the reputation of the institution.

Eligibility is above then 6.0 CGPA and the placement are in good places too. There are many companies from engineering sites visied and recruit students and I’m in law department so I don’t know the Criteria. And my plans after getting degree is to do masters.

As I am new in this college i don't know much about internship and placement but college don't provide placements students should apply for placement of their own and opt for a job students go for internship by their own to different courts in my law branch