Central University of Haryana Scholarship Details ,Haryana - Other

Placements: About 70 percent of students got placed from my course. The highest package is 28 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA. The top recruiting companies are electrical companies that like RR cables, etc. About 28 percent of students got internships in companies like RR Cables and Tata Electric.

Placements: Around 50 percent of the students got placed in the course. The highest package was 17 LPA, and the lowest was around 3 LPA. The companies that visited the campus were Delloite, Wipro, TCS, Adani, etc. The college offered good placement opportunities for students interested in getting themselves employed. Most of the job descriptions were for the role of SDE, which consists of FTE + internship. Internships started in January in the last semester. As soon as the course was over, students joined f...

Placements: 95% of students got placed in India and abroad. The median placement was modest, around 2.8–4.89 lakhs per month, which was a prestigious salary for a student. The companies where students got placed were HDFC Bank, ICICI, TCS, IBM, Microsoft, and Infosys. Every year, these companies visit the college campus, and students get placed.

Placements: Placements are definitely a mixed bag. While top students in core tech/commerce departments land solid packages, many courses lack consistent, high-quality on-campus recruitment opportunities, pushing students to find their own path or pursue higher studies. It's consistent at best.

Placements: My college took admission through a cutoff, and many students got good internships. The latest company, Lenskart, arrived in our college for placement, and student from B.com took seats in their company. Overall, I will say that it is quite good for placement, not too much better.

Placements: Employability for the M.Pharm in Pharmacology is achieved up to 63%. Most students wisely started doing internships from their final year on their own. Enveda, Intas Pharmaceuticals, and Excelmark Pharmaceuticals provided offers in research roles within their pharmaceutical companies.