Placements and job opportunities are good enough not very excellent but yes college provides us with quite good placements for our starting career. Samsung, chat, and TCS, are some of the visited companies for placements. The college also provides us with internship training. The highest package was 21 lacs per annum and the average package was 3-6.7 lacs.

The students who qualified for 60% marks in every semester are eligible for the placements drive. The top visited recruiters are filpkart buyju amazon Citi Bank etc. The highest package is 15 lakh per annum offered by amazon

The placement of my college is not too much good but average around 50 to 100 students were placed each year out of 250. The highest package of my college is 19 lacks per annum. Around 45% students got placement every year.

Placement is done every year and a lot of students are placed. There is a dedicated department to the placement and training program. Companies like TCS Wipro Infosys Accenture come to college campus for on campus placement drives. Some local companies also come to the college for placements. The highest package which was offered is 9lpa and the average package is around 3 lpa in our college for computer science students. The percentage of students placed is not fixed. Overall around 30% of the students are placed every year in various companies. The students who are placed in companies are also awarded in the parampara event of the college. After getting my degree I am planning to get a software development job in a good company preferably in Bangalore or Delhi NCR region.

The eligibility criteria are mostly decided by the companies which is around 7.5 CGPA with no ongoing backlogs. A few companies that visited our college this year are TCS and Accenture. The highest package that I've come across is 7 LPA with an average of around 2.5-3 LPA Due to the recession, the placements have taken a toll this year but have managed to provide placement]to almost all the registered students. I plan to try to grab a decent placement from the college and if I fail to do so, I'll most probably try off-campus or go for higher studies.