College of Vocational Studies Latest News & Notifications 2026 ,Sheikh Sarai

Placements: Around 22% of students get placements from the college. The highest package last year was around 15.7 LPA, and the average was 2–3 LPA. KPMG and EY are big companies that collaborate with our college. Around 60% of students secure internships with Big 4 firms and other MNCs, such as Bajaj Finserv and Reliance.

Placements: I personally think there are no placements in the College of Vocational Studies, we have to find internships by ourselves and get placed through our own hard work. No company comes to our college for placements and there is no student who got placed by our college.

Placements: There is no particular placement system but there's a placement cell which is basically a society run by students as well as a teacher coordinator. Not very good companies visit the college. The highest package offered is 3 LPA I could see for my course. Top roles offered are talent acquisition specialists, human resource executive, human resources manager, recruitment specialists, etc.

Placements: They don't have a good placement record. I have heard that there was a student who got placed at 23 LPA, but from off campus. I have been in this college for a year, but I haven't heard that any companies have come for placement. Most of the students seek both placements and internships off-campus. 

Placements: In my college the placement cell was pretty average. Big companies or MNCs do not come on board. Some small companies and startups came to hire for a range of job roles. The average package was 2 LPA-3LPA which I believe was decent for a mid-tier college.

Placements: Approximately 70 students in a batch, the highest package is 6 LPA and the lowest is 2.5 LPA. Internships are not provided by the college. You have to find them yourself, and Computer Science is the highest offered course. Companies hire students based on their performance in college.