Gautam Buddha University Scholarship Details ,Greater Noida

Placements: I'm from the BCA 2027 batch at Gautam Buddha University and the placement ratio is very poor here with only 30 to 40 percent of students got placed. Mostly, low-paying roles are offered. The average package offered is 3 LPA to 4 LPA. Internships are mostly self-paid or self-managed. Just don't trust the infrastructure but on academics.

Placements: GBU (Gautam Buddha University) has many different programs like B.Tech, Psychology, BBA, etc. Many companies visit the college, take interviews, and hire students for internships. It depends on the ability of students whether they will be selected or not.

Placements: Only 10% of students are placed in my total batch course. The highest, lowest, and average package offered in my course is Rs. 2,40,000-Rs. 3,30,000. Top recruiting companies for my batch are TCS, Wipro, V2, and the college doesn't provide any internships or jobs. All that comes is for sales only.

Placements: In my course, B.Tech in computer science and engineering, placements are decent and above average. In my batch, around 40-50 percent of students have received a PPO till now from the college placement drive. The average package offered is 6 LPA, and the highest package offered is around 12 LPA. The top recruiting companies for our course are TCS, Wipro, HCL, and Tech Mahindra. 70 percent of students got internships during the internship scheme. Full-stack web developer, software developer, and s...

Placements: Around 75 to 80 percent of students are placed in our course. The highest package offered in this course is 7 to 8 LPA, and the minimum package is 3 to 4 LPA. Top recruiting companies in this course include HCL, Wipro, TCS, and Cognizant. Around 60 to 70 percent of students get internships from our course in companies like Wipro and others. The top roles offered in this course are Software Developer and App Developer.

Placements: Since it's B.A. English course, we all know there are no placements for such a course. No companies come to hire students from the B.A. English course because it's obvious that it's a minor course. We don't wait for companies to come and give placements. If students want a placement, then they should join professional courses like B.Tech, B.Sc., etc.