Expert Faculties, ample opportunities for practical knowledge and improved presentation skills.
It was a two-year course. The first year was a general one comprising modules of Finance, HR, Marketing, Production, IT, Statistics, and Business Communication. In the second year, we had to select an elective. I opted for HR and studied subjects like Compensation & Benefits, International HRM, Organizational Development, and Industrial Relations. Most of the faculties were doing their research or had a sound industrial experience so it was a highly engaging study experience. The student-faculty ratio was on the higher side roughly around 50:1. The exams were always on schedule. The final exams were always in December and April. Just before them, we had college exams. They weren't very difficult to crack but not a cakewalk either.
Yes, I did the internship between the first and second years at Dhruv Corporate HR Solutions. I got the internship option from the college only. It was a two-month training where I completed a project, 'Perception of HR towards assessment tools and outsourcing of HR activities.' My assignment captured four aspects - Perception of HR towards outsourcing of HR activities Different modes of hiring adopted by different companies Opinion of HR about temporary hiring Perception of HR towards the assessment tools viz. Graphology and Psychometric Tests.
There is no eligibility for certain semesters to be completed to sit for campus placements. Ideally, if a student completed the first year of Master's successfully he or she could sit for the placements. The companies that visited IL&FS, Wagh Bakri and the highest package offered was 35000 per month. Due to slow down only a countable few got placements.
The fee was 37500 INR per year. Besides we were taken a library deposit of 1,000 that was provided back to us after two years. No scholarship was offered. Financial Assistance wasn't offered. Due to the economic slowdown on-campus representation of companies was very limited.
Our classes were from 9 am to 3 pm. After that often we used to sit in computer labs for our project research, and presentation work. Besides, we had a good spacious campus where we could sit, discuss, talk and even have leisure time after classes. In February every year, we had an inter-college festival called 'Crest.' There were different types of business games, quizzes, and fashion shows and winners were handed over certificates and trophies. Besides we had intra-college sports competitions. We had both indoor and outdoor games like cricket, football, chess, and carrom. Infrastructure The college was equipped with wi-fi facilities. Speaking of the library we had a two-floor extensive well-stocked library. There were no clubs or social groups.
I didn't have any hostel facility as I stayed in the same town.
Yes, I had appeared for the Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GCET). It was an MCQ-based test with 1 mark for every right answer and -0.25 for every wrong answer. Then I appeared for a group discussion and interview. I took coaching for the entrance, GD and interview preparation. At that time the whole process of GCET was taken roughly by 30,000 students. I secured the 405th rank. The topics of GD ranged from political to current affairs. Some of the topics were Is first impression the last impression? Is the evolving field of education, and technology a blessing or a curse, how emergence of orkut (in 2006) has changed or impacted our lives?
The placements for M. Pharmacy is 90% lj ip is the best college in the Ahmedabad for pharmacy, commerce, class room etc the placements is too good in lok jagruti institute of pharmacy the placements for commerce is also good
They are good after m pharma around 90% but after b pharma not much because students opt to go for further education overall it’s is good and students a can rely on placement after completion of their course
Average CGPA should be more than 8. Packages providing will be approx 1.5-3.0 LPA. The placement is about 90%. The packages provided are good and satisfactory. After completing this bachelor's degree I would go for masters degree.
No placements are there . The aveeagw placement in the market is about 1.5 to 4.5 lakhs .As compared to the different field the packages for the freshers are very low . But the faculties based on their refrences they give the opportunity.
Plans after course generally comprise of of masters, as there is saturation of jobs in B. Pharm market, and masters help in skill development and making students employable in the industry as well as education.
Good placements after masters and bachelor’s the support is full from the institution and the companies come to collage and interview us and the placement are 90% and above with the good package expecting
All the faculties in the teaching staff are well qualified and give really good guidance for the curriculum and practical knowledge for each and every subject. The faculties also encourage participation in various extra curricular activities to enhance social networking and other skills.
Curriculum is well structured. The faculty members are also very knowledgeable and helpful whenever we need guidance they are always ready to help and exams are taken may times in one sem like we have mid sem 1 and 2 and internal practical and external practical and final end semester exam.
I havent got any job offer or placement from this University because i m a Diploma student but i will definitely try to search by myself for the job opportunities.I would rather handle my home business may be an 9 to 5 Job.
I have selected this course because of placement opportunity. Faculties members are highly qualified and they usually teach using PPT, white board, computer, etc . There is one mid term exam and one gtu exam per semester.