St Joseph's University Bangalore Latest News & Notifications 2026 ,Lalbagh Rd., Bangalore

Placements: This course offers really good placement offers from various companies. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, and even the government companies offer placements. Roles like IPS offices, IAS offices, and many more. The college itself helps students find placements.

Placements: Placement is not great for M.Sc. microbiology. Very few seniors have gotten in through it, not many. But this time, there are a few more companies that they have referred. If it comes, we will all be placed. But it's improving as the year progresses, so we think we will get a good placement.

Placements: Regarding placements, they are below average. There are random roles irrelevant to the curriculum like sales, teaching, and music for a business student. The salary is around Rs. 25,000. The highest is Rs. 40,000 per month. The highest salary placements contain 7 rounds of assessments for placement and interview. Only 1 company from the big 4 EY hires for a tax analyst role and offers a salary of around Rs. 27,000 per month.

Placements: As a student of St. Joseph University, I found the placement experience to be a mix of opportunities and challenges. The university's placement cell is quite active and well-structured, organizing workshops on resume building, communication skills, and aptitude tests, which really helped me feel more confident.

Placements: Basically, the university B.Com program is now an autonomous college affiliated with the university. There were many opportunities for placements for students. Campus placements were held every year. Students from any department of the college, such as mathematics, chemistry, and commerce were invited. We had the possibility of being selected as employees. They will get placement opportunities through recruiting agencies like Vedanta, Wipro, etc.

Placements: As far as I know for placements, our batch as one from the humanities school did not receive many opportunities from the college while we did receive premium LinkedIn accounts. Most of my batchmates went for higher studies in other institutions while the rest found work back home or in the city through their own efforts or connections via their internships. About 40% of our batch had an internship of some kind or the other for newspapers, content writing, marketing or institutions like NIAS (for...