BU Bhopal Latest News & Notifications 2026 ,

Placements: None of the companies come to the campus, not even one, and those who come are there to give a meager 5k stipend per month. You have to seek jobs off-campus, and the college barely cares about your academics and placements. The highest package sought by one of our seniors is 6 LPA, and the lowest goes around 2 LPA. The median lies in the 3 LPA range. The companies coming to the college are Wipro, TISCO, and some consulting companies. When students aren't even getting placements. Absolute zero. R...

Placements: Placements are very poor with only 15 to 20 percent of students getting placed. The average package is around 1.5 to 2 LPA. The highest goes up to 4 LPA. Most companies visiting campus are mass recruiters offering non-technical, sales, or customer support roles. Almost no students receive official internships through college. Top roles offered are Process Associate and Sales Executive.

Placements: This year, more than 200 students got placed. The highest salary package in my course is maybe 42 LPA. TCS, Infosys, and AON are the top recruiters. Almost 90% of students get internships from my college in many companies. Actually, it's my first year in this college, and I came to know these from student coordinators.

Placements: More than 70 percent of students got placed on campus. The lowest package was 5 to 6 LPA. The highest was 55-60 LPA. KPIT, TCS, Capgemini, & more than 65 other companies were there. Students got internships based on their skills. The college had a wide range of courses with a good placement rate.

Placements: The placement percentage is good but the offer that they get is not up to the mark, as many students are getting offers of very low packages like 3 LPA, 4 LPA, and even though it is in tier-one cities, apparently it's just your hard work that will pay.

Placements: Placements are there, but only entry-level BPO roles can be expected don't get fooled by big names like Amazon, Wipro, etc. You need to put in extra effort off campus to leverage that. Though I am not saying placements are bad, the college really has what it takes to provide far better placements than its current potential, but I don't know why they are not able to make it out.