There is a common entrance exam called NEET (UG), through which one can enrol in medical colleges for a bachelor's degree in various fields. For my college, I've gone through the AAYUSH counselling process, filled out a form and then the college was allotted based on my score and rank. One has to score a minimum of 165 or more marks out of 720 to qualify and become eligible for counselling. I got my college through Counselling so I did not chose it, it was allotted to me based on my score out of the other colleges which I've selected as choices. As for my college, there are good and bad aspects to it. I got to know many different and new things, increasing my knowledge but there is very little clinical experience which is very important in my field. The campus is very small and there's not much to see on the campus.
I had an interest in this course since a long time and I've always aspired to be a doctor so I choose this course. The majority of faculties are MD and specialised in their respective subjects, some are from the college itself, they've done their bachelors from the college and then were appointed as faculty later. Their teaching methods are good to average, they teach from their notes and course books and are not very elaborative. There is a single annual examination held every year with some internal assessments throughout the year alternate months which are theory as well as p and are easy and from the content of classroom teaching only. The course is of 4.5 years duration with an additional compulsory internship of 1 year, the fees are fixed for every year as to 1,31,000 for 4 years each plus 65,000 for an additional 6 months, and no fees for the internship period.
The campus life is nothing to elaborate. The campus is very average, there are no clubs, activity rooms, social groups, no sports activities and no extracurricular activities daily. The whole focus is on academics throughout the year. There's only a social media team which is run by students to manage the college's social platforms. There is an annual fest conducted every year usually in January for 2 weeks which includes sports and cultural events. There's a library with only course books in it and classrooms are basic with a projector in every classroom. There is a hostel but not on campus. it's outside about 2 km from college, so I've not opted for that.
I am not into placement and job opportunities by my course I am preparing for a government exam hence I need a degree for that On the other hand as it is a government college There are high chances of placements with good packages
Its an 100% placement college with internships opportunities at 7th semester The college gives details mock questions whick can be asked during interviews sessions. The college even have great company opportunities
I heard that btech is no one here for academics and placements for women so its worth it. There are lots of sports opportunities wherever you want you can achieve like horse riding squash etc. theres aviation as well for the girls to fly and achieve their dreams
Yes, students had gotten placements via college in banking and private companies because after completing graduation i also got an opportunity through college but due to some circumstances, i hadn’t got that chance.
You just have to be a student of last year for applying in internship programs and placements. You have to master any skill and then you can get placement. Many small companies helds campaigns in the university and appoint students for job. The average package is around 20-30 per annum. The highest is around 40 to 50 lakh and lowest is around 10 to 20 lakh per annum. 60% of students gets placement in companies . My plans after getting the degree are to master a skill and then apply for a job in a well known company.
our course first batch is still not gradutaed so there is no info about placements but there is such help in internship. they also told that they will give placment asiistance from their side , lets see
The internship experience is provided by college . Many recruiters came for recruitments every year in all the streams. companies like HUL and FMCG groups take their fresh employees and provide experience of salary basis.
I really don't like placement of jecrc bcoz I don't see mt senior going to a great company out campus they are achieving good but in our campus we don't really get into good company they should have increased the number of companies in our college
Campus recruitment training is provided to all course students and it depends on the student whether they want to opt for it or not. After CRT, different companies come to the campus for their recruitment drive.
There is no campus placement here. Students who passed out from here some are finding jobs, some had their good family business and just wanted to get a degree and some started their own startup. College don't provide you any future security.
As every engineering college we get high placements in circuital branches but for non circuitals senior advice to study a particular language , DSA and all to get placements which is somewhere right because chances of circuital branch jobs are high.