Children's University

Children's University is known for providing good placement opportunities to its students. The university has a dedicated placement cell that works towards connecting students with potential employers and organizing recruitment drives. The placement process at Children's University typically includes inviting companies for campus placements, conducting interviews, and facilitating job offers for eligible students.

The highest package offered to the final year graduates is INR 10 LPA while the average package offered is INR 4 LPA. While they don’t guarantee 100% placement, they trying to provide best training and career guidance services to help shape students career and enhance their skills.

Some of the top recruiters at Children’s University in Gandhinagar include Vodafone, Aditya Birla Group, Google, Samsung, and Maruti Suzuki. These companies gives a lots of facilities for students, such as A/C, canteen, WiFi, computer labs, sports, parking, library, smart classrooms, and more.

Children’s University, located in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, offers placement assistance to its final year candidates. Top recuiters of Children's University are Vodafone, Aditya Birla Group, Google, Samsung, and Maruti Suzuki. While they don’t guarantee 100% placement, they try to provide best training and career guidance services to help shape students career and enhance their skills. Note that no institution can guarantee 100% placement for all students. Job placements depends on the  individual skills, market conditions, and industry demand.

The fee structure for MA in Children's University differ based on the subject that you choose for your Masters. Anyway, there is a general guideline  that says that the fees for MA in any subject in Children's University is near equal to INR 12000 - 14000 for the whole course. Since, the official prospectus has not been released yet it is not possible to assert the exact fees. 

The MA placements at Children's University can be considered quite good. The highest package you might be offered as an MA graduate is INR 25 LPA.

The average package that might be offered to you when you become an MA graduate is INR 3 - 8 LPA.

So, Children's University has moderate to very good placement records for its MA programs, with students securing high-paying jobs at reputable companies. The rest will depend on your interest and preferences. 

Here's the package details for Masters degree at Children's University. The average placement package for MA students in almost the similar in all the subjects which is INR 4 - 10 LPA. However, the data received from the university placement records show that the highest package offered to the final year graduates is often INR 25 LPA which might even increase keeping their skills and knowledge in mind. The University offers Masters in various subjects including Sciences, Arts except only for Commerce. 

Well, its tough to assure whether your fees will be returned once you pay for admission. But, yes, Children's University refunds fees under certain conditions. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has directed universities to refund the full fees to students who cancel their admissions or migrate to a different institute on or before October 31. The last date to refund the fee is December 21 after deducting a cancellation fee of up to INR 1,000. However, the conditions must be met i.e, you must have a genuine cause to avert your admission and indecisiveness might not be included under those genuine conditions. 

Children’s University in Gandhinagar is considered to have reasonable fees. The average annual fee for various courses is around Rs 4,500. This would suggest that the university is not particularly expensive. 

Breakdown of the M.Sc. fees at Children’s University in Gandhinagar:

• Application Fee: Rs 500 (one-time payment)
• Course Fee: Rs 3,000 per semester
• Total Course Fee for Two Years: Rs 18,000

These fees are considered reasonable compared to many other institutions. Remember that there may be additional costs for books, supplies, and other personal expenses.