I chose this college as it was near my house and I got ample time for CAT preparation. Yes, I did have to go through an interview round before admission. For my stream, there is an interview for all the candidates who have applied.
Course curriculum keeps getting revised frequently, the academics is decent and up to date and also covers all the major aspects of the subject. The faculty is very good, they help you in studies and are also there for problems apart from academics.
I completed my internship in the summer break after the 4th semester. It was an amazing internship, and also paid handsomely. However, it was not a core finance internship it still was useful to me academically and financially.
This year the job opportunities were amazing, a lot of companies visited the campus and a job fair was also held where anyone could have applied to any company and had a walk in interview on the spot. My plan is to go for higher education so I will not be taking up jobs.
I am in the 5th semester, the fee for this semester was 90000. Earlier it was less and it has been increasing every semester. There was scholarships available by the college on the basis of 12th board performance, and on the basis of CUET.
There are many clubs in the college and often they are active with events and other club drives. social life is good as the college has 2 major canteens where people hang out. The college also has an indoor game area including chess, carom, foosball, snooker.
Curriculum is top notch and rivals that of the government college offering the same course. Faculties are very supportive and always help us in any way possible. Non teaching staff is also good and easily approachable
It was related to my interest in medicine formulation, their production and testing which made me chose this University. The professors are highly approachable and are well versed with their subjects. Use of new innovative teaching techniques are used. Strictly follows PCI guidelines, conducting 2 sessional exams followed by final semester exam.
You're eligible for job if you're in your final year and not have any backlog in any subjects of the previous semesters then you can participates in the placement drive cells happens every year , the highest package was about 4 lakh and the average package was 1 lakh 50 thousand and about 60-70 percent students were placed
Its career development department helps students to get good placements. Many known pharmaceutical firms come here. This shows that students who complete a B.Pharm. degree at this university can have great career opportunities.
You have to be in the last semester to receive placemnet offers. There is no explicit eligibility criteria for it though. Some of the recruiters here include Manipal, Appolo, Fortis, Medanta. The highest package that i heard was 8LPA and teh average is around 4-5LPA. About 50-60% stduents acceot the placements. I personally want to be a paramedic at a top notch facility.
Placements at krmu are genuine. the university offers 100% placement assistance meaning every eligible student get the support from the CDC-resume building, mock interviews, aptitude tests etc which help the students to crack good placement.
Almost all the students passing out of the university get a great campus placement and the placement cell is well active helps in all the queries and runs us through all the procedures and have a definite solution policy
The University also provides various placements and job opportunities for every course that is included in the University. As for the BPT course, it provides placements to various well established hospitals and clinics aswell.
The highest package from kr Mangalam university is 56 lakh per annum and the average package is 6-7 lakh per annum.Eligibility for placement is depend or the companies. Every year 80-90 percent of students are became placed
Placement are fairly good with the university providing placement support career guidance internships and recruitment opportunities students can also build employability through projects skills and industry exposure.