College of Engineering Placement

The Training and Placement Cell of Raja Rajeswari College of Engineering is headed by Mr. Parameshwara P, a professional with 12 years of experience in Training and Placements and IT Recruitment experience in IT Industry. The department is geared up to provide its quality services not only in employment to students during studies, but also their employability through well planned and industry specific training, personality development programs to face the corporate world. The cell also organizes seminars, group discussions, and mock interviews as a part of career guidance and personality development. 

According to the information available on the college’s website, many high profile companies like SRIT-Dubai, Capgemini, Infosys, TCS, hp, Siemens, Robert Bosch, L&T Infotech, IBM, KPMG, Microland, Infosys Technologies, SONATA Software, SPICA SOFTWARE SERVICES, Tech Mahindra, PARK Controls & Communications, SUBEX, HCL Infosystems, eCentric, TCi Technologies, Alpha9Marine solutions, visit and conduct Placement activities regularly.

There are a number of factors that determine how Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University and Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) compare in terms of placements. Renowned for its programmes in economics and commerce, SRCC boasts a competitive atmosphere with top recruiters offering attractive packages. The robust placement culture is reflected in the maximum package of 18 LPA, particularly given the participation of Big 4 companies.Conversely, Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University offers a top package of INR 800,000 and boasts an 80% placement rate with participating companies like Amazon and TCS. Its allure is increased by the 90% placement guarantee claim.Even though SRCC offers a larger maximum package, it's important to take into account the particular industries and disciplines that each institution serves. Compared to a university that emphasises agriculture, SRCC may attract a different pool of recruiters due to its focus on commerce.The better option ultimately comes down to personal preferences for campus life and opportunities, desired academic programme, and career aspirations. Students should consider all of these aspects in order to make an informed choice that fits their individual goals.