Ganga Institute of Technology and Management Scholarship Details ,Jhajjar

Placements: The placement rate is average. Companies visit the college campus, but you need to put in extra effort to build good relationships with teachers and the HOD. They help a lot by recommending you during interviews, which makes it easier to crack placements or internships.

Placements: On-campus placements are decent here. About 60–70% of students get placed. The average package is around 3.5 to 4.5 LPA, and the highest goes up to 10–12 LPA. Mostly mass recruiters like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys visit the campus. For core AIML roles or high packages, students usually need to apply off-campus and build strong coding skills like DSA in C++. Internships require self-effort.

Placements: I am in 1st year, can't say much about placements. But seeing their boards can be decent to be taken in a company, depending on the skills, but companies do come to campus and even take students. The study is nice in this campus, which gives a chance to get selected in a company.

Placements: I am from the B.Tech batch. Placements in my course are not very good. Around 20–30% of students are placed through campus recruitment. A few companies visit the campus, but the number of opportunities is limited. Some students get internships through their own efforts.

Placements: Placement is also provided in this college. There is no compulsory percentage for taking admission in this college. For internship a student should score good marks only then will they be able to get a good internship. There are many recruiting companies for this course.

Placements: Only FTS students get good placements here, not everyone. If you have potential, you can get a job off-campus, but don't rely on the college. Every college exaggerates its placement stats, and it's the same story here. Don't trust the placement numbers blindly, you will have to find a job on your own.