The eligibility criteria for the placements is nothing as such but the recruiting company prefers those who have good communication skills along with the proficiency in the language. One of the renowned recruiters is Amazon. The highest package is 7,00,000 lacs and the average is 5,00,000 lacs. Half of the students prefer to attain higher studies.

. Placements at EFLU are generally good, especially for students specializing in English, Linguistics, Journalism, Mass Communication, and related fields. EFLU has a dedicated Placement Cell that assists students in securing internships and job opportunities. Graduates often find roles in teaching, content writing, editing, publishing, translation, public relations, advertising, and media. Reputed companies, publishing houses, and media firms like The Times of India, The Hindu, Deloitte, TCS, Wipro, and HCL have recruited students in the past. Additionally, the university’s strong reputation and language expertise make students attractive candidates for positions in multinational companies, NGOs, government organizations, and educational institutions. While placements in core language-related fields might not match the volume seen in engineering or management colleges, EFLU students often secure meaningful and well-paying roles.

More than 90% percent of the students who applied for various positions in different organisations were selected, ranging from foreign universities, central universities, state universities as well as private universities and publishing houses such has University of Dammam, Saudi Arabia, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, SRM University, Chennai & Amravati and Viva Books New Delhi, respectively. Some media and communication houses that visited the campus for recruitment are Mobius, Chennai, Aptara, Tiruvanantpuram, Bellwether Digital Media Ltd., Hyderabad to name a few. Foreign language students have a great demand in multinational and software companies like Amazon, Concentrix, IBM, TATA Consultancy and Oracle. The average salary per annum was 3L and and the highest offered was perhaps 6L . As an English graduate I hope become an Editor.

The college does offer placement plans to its students but it is quite selective. The foreign language students get too much of privilege while getting job placements while in the english course it’s a bit difficult

The companies do come here for placements, the criteria for placement is to have no back in any subjects, and a Cgpa of 8 or above to be eligible for placement. And there are rounds for placement cells A good cgpa is a must to be placed in a good company.

One may apply for the placement drive during the final semester or can continue their Postgraduate program in EFLU itself, now apply via CUET, or apply to various universities in and out of the country via the placements. A placement cell handles contacting the HR of various companies, and the interviews with these companies, with offers from Amazon, HP, Tata consultancy, Concentrix, etc. They also provide students with seminars regarding the same. As per student reviews, companies don't come looking for just the language, so it's better to equip oneself with additional skills. Foreign language students usually get placed in decent jobs, while English language students often go for an MA or NET for a strong academic career. Starting salaries are occasionally promising, but not terrific. Jobs offered are mostly in Sales or consultancy. As suggested by my Professor, I decided to pursue an MBA instead of a job, so I did not apply for the same.

Best university for the English Language, the faculty is very good all the professors are very helpful, for admission you have to take the CUET exam and the Hyderabad campus is way much better than any other campus.

The placement of this college is quite good because of its location. It is located in Hyderabad where many companies like Amazon,microsoft, Google, Deloitte, Wipro and many more. There are many companies recruited many students every year.Almost every student got placed from this college in foreign language section.