I chose this college because of its affordability and the placements of this college were good in comparison to the other colleges that were being offered on a rank of 200,000 in jee mains. The admission is done via the HSTES counseling that happens in August month. There are two counseling rounds and we as students have to choose to get into either of the colleges allotted during those two rounds. I chose the college that was allotted in the second round.
I opted for computer science due to its superior placement prospects compared to other courses in the institute and the industry at large. The 1:60 Faculty ratio is acceptable, though faculty members, while qualified, lack practical industry knowledge. Term exams are timely and manageable. The annual fee of 45,700 rupees, with a recent 1000- rupee hike, is reasonable, including an initial 10,000 rupee payment during the admission process. A 1000 rupee fine is imposed for attendance shortages. State scholarships, such as Pragati Yogna and post-metric scholarships, ease financial burdens. I received 17,000 rupees through the Post Metric Scholarship, despite the theoretical full coverage. Despite some challenges, my overall experience in Computer science has been positive.
My Internship at Prodigy Infotech was unpaid, lacking a stipend. I worked as a front-end developer, tasked with creating personal and product landing pages. Unfortunately, internship opportunities at the college are scarce, with many companies offering training instead. Notably, IBM visited but only provided training, charging 4000 rupees per head. Their persistent efforts to persuade students of training's benefits seemed more focused on extracting money than genuine student development.
The college placements aren't great, but computer science does better than other branches. Previous batches in computer science got around 3-4 lakhs on average. This year, most companies were in sales. In December, companies like Prodigy Infotech, Codestire, Planet Spark, 75-way technologies, and Cloud Analogy made offers to 2 -3 students each, with packages near 3 lakhs but tied to a 2-year bond. Breaking it means fines from 50,000 to 3,00,000 rupees. I'm focusing on improving my full-stack development skills for off-campus placements.
Life on campus is subpar due to limited exploration options in the underdeveloped surroundings. The nearest places of interest, karnal, and Kurukshetra, are 15 kilometers away. The college's small infrastructure lacks roads and has security concerns. The boy's hostel faces challenges like unclean rooms, limited water supply, and accommodation for only up to the third year of the degree, requiring off-campus arrangements for final year students. Despite drawbacks, the hostel on the positive side is affordable at 12,000 rupees annually. The mess offers budget-friendly but mediocre food at around 2000 rupees a month for three daily meals. Hostel registration prioritizes distant first-year students who live farthest from the institution. I chose to rent a room with friends in Nilokheri's poultry area in my final year.
the pacements and job opportunities in this college is good. if you learn good amount of time and our academic syllabus is made like to help students for placements and create job opportunities. if no campus placement is offered then i will try to do a private job with my skills. i have a faith in my skill and college learning.
The curriculum is well structured and provides a good balance between theoretical knowledge and practical knowledge and practical learning the academics are focused on building a strong foundation while also providing opportunities for developing real world relevant skills.
The Bpt program provides good opportunities for clinical internships and practical exposure. Students get hands on experience through hospital and healthcare placement, which helps develop clinical skills and understand real patient care. It has internship and placement partnerships with hospitals such as Medanta, Narayana, Paras and other healthcare institutions. The University also provides placement assistance and career guidance to students. Overall the internship opportunities provide a useful foundation for starting career in physiotherapy.
Placement and job opportunities are good. Many known names of the hospitality industry usually visit the university. A large number of students got placements in my final year. I and many of my peers got jobs in noted companies in the hospitality sector.
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
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