Atria Institute of Technology Scholarship Details ,Hebbal, Bangalore

Placements: I am still in 2nd year so no one has yet been placed but 80 percent of my seniors have been placed this year with 30 LPA the highest and 100 percent placement rate in mechanical engineering. As I know they conduct placement training regularly so it helps students to get placed in their dream company.

Placements: Only 10–20% of students get placed in my course. The lowest package is 2.5 LPA, the average package is 3 LPA, and the highest package is 24 LPA. Tech Mahindra, IBM, and Accenture are the top recruiting companies. Around 40–50% of students get internships in companies like Mitel. I got an internship in DRDO.

Placements: So I have enrolled in the Computer Science and Engineering course at Atria Institute of Technology, and there are about 5-6 separate sections for the CSE branch. I am particularly in the 5th section. The percentage of students who got placed is nearly 25-45%, mostly in my course. The highest package is around 20 LPA, and the lowest is around 3 LPA. The top recruiting companies are mostly startups and others like Deduce Technologies, Step In Technologies, Unisys, JEM (drive the change), CodeYoung...

Placements: Not very satisfying placements for the Department of Electronics and Computer Science engineering. As it is an emerging field for the present generation there is still a lot of focus needed in this field. Still the companies should increase their hiring percentage.

Placements: So I got admission into this college through COMEDK. When I researched on Google, the placement for this college was shown as 10-12 LPA as the average package, but later I found out in college that the placements were around 3-4 LPA, and there are not any particular known companies for recruiting. About internships, if you get an internship apart from VTU, you won't get any attendance for that. Just the official internship during the 3rd or 4th year will get you attendance.

Placements: I'm not sure about the placement case. I'm still a fresher, so I haven't experienced it firsthand. From what I've heard from seniors, the placement cell is quite active, and decent companies visit campus, which is quite surprising and gives me hope for the future.