Colleges in Orissa

B.V. Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering and Technology is an average two-tier college which has a reputation for providing average placements every year.
One can expect an average placement of around 4-5 LPA and the total batch placement for the branch of automation and robotics engineering to be around 70%.
These are the companies that visited the campus for the placement drive for automation and robotics engineering in the year 2017.
Bosch, HP, Benz, Quest Global, TAFE, Infosys, Accenture, East engineering, Continental, Toyota Kirloskar, Applied Materials, Walmart labs, Informatica, akamai, Microsoft, Shapoorji Pallonji, Total Environment Adani IOC and KPIT.
The number of placements in core companies is around 5% meaning that only 2-3 students get recruited in core companies every year.
Hence, I would recommend you not to take admission in the college if core placement is what you aspire for. Also, you would be on your own for your placements as the placement and training cell is dormant.
Hope this helps.
Cheers.

Just as I have been dealing with each and every question related to foreign placements, a college can only play a small part in fetching you a foreign placement by attracting some of the foreign companies to their college during the placement season, but they are just a few in number.
Other than that, considering the multinational companies, their decision to make you work at which job location is based on many internal factors, although they do give your option a little preference.
The factors being, vacancy in the job location of your choice, the projects going on at the job location that matches your profile and the company's requirement.
Now to answer your question, yes, there are a number of students getting placed abroad every year, but they are the ones having extraordinary profiles.
Simply a National Institute of Technology cannot guarantee you a job abroad.
Hence, as of now, you should consider making your college life meaningful rather than concentrating on foreign placements.
I hope this helps. Cheers.