M.Sc. Placement

Symbiosis School of Economics (SSE) M.Sc. Economics graduates typically have good placement options, with many landing positions in government agencies, financial institutions, corporations, and research organisations. To assist students with internships and final placements, the school maintains a specialised placement cell that works with reputable organisations such as Deloitte, EY, Cognisant, JP Morgan, and others. The average income packages offered by the placements are competitive and range from 4 to 8 LPA. Graduates frequently land jobs in financial management, policy research, data analysis and economic consulting. Placements are generally successful because SSE students are well-prepared for the working world because to their solid academic background and industry ties.

Sri Venkateswara College (SVC) is good at placing students who have earned their B.Sc. or M.Sc. qualifications. Of course, placements offer schemes and salary packages a bit better for M.Sc. students, especially in fields like Computer Science, where students have historically fared better in terms of average and median salaries.

For example, the average salary package for the B.Sc. courses is around ?6,00,000 during placements, while students from the M.Sc. course like M.Sc. in Computer Science and others enjoy superior packages. Also, it is really common for M.Sc. students to enter more specific job opportunities that can lead to better placement with high salary packages.

Both the programs have amazing placement statistics from recruiters like Accenture, Deloitte, Wipro, and even Zomato.

If you're aiming at a lot more research-intensive or technical aspects, M.Sc. might slightly edge in better placement as well as a range of roles available. However, the B.Sc. proves itself with good placement drives too.

Placement at Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College for B.Sc and M.Sc courses largely depends on subject specialisation and performance of the students. In general, students of B.Sc are expected to have more opportunities in the industry related to Science or technology, and M.Sc students have high chances of getting into positions related to research or higher academia. Overall placement ratios could vary among courses, and place positioning for M.Sc courses might be tougher in comparison because of enhanced credentials acquired in the M.Sc program. Hence, it is advisable to check placement statistics of specific programs for accurate comparisons.