Jamia Millia Islamia Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Jamia Nagar, Delhi

Placements: Around 90% of students got placements in 2025. The placement scenario in electronics and communication was something like this 5 students got 11 LPA - 12 LPA, 4 students got 19 LPA - 20 LPA, 11 students got 9 LPA - 10 LPA. The average package is 9 LPA. In 2025, very good placements are seen in mechanical engineering. 2 students got 20 LPA and 3 students got 14 LPA - 15 LPA. Some students got 3.3 LPA in JET Japan. Top recruiting companies are TCS, Wipro, HCL, Siemens, and some other companies tha...

Placements: The placement is overall decent. The highest placement is of the computer engineering branch around 12 LPA-13 LPA average but for other branches too it is around 8 LPA-9 LPA. The university has a good campus placement record with many companies such as Infosys, Wipro, etc., participating.

Placements: As I am a psychology student, placement in this course is not that active on my campus. But there is a placement cell with which we have affiliation. But the thing is, my seniors (the previous passed-out batch) have been admitted to different universities for M.Phil. and PhD.

Placements: I'm from the 2025 batch of diploma in civil engineering. Around 65% of students got placed. The highest package is 6 LPA and the average is 3.2 LPA. Top recruiters are L&T, NBCC, and DMRC. About 80% of students got internships in CPWD, DDA, and PWD. Roles offered are site engineer, draftsman, and QC engineer.

Placements: I'm very satisfied from the placement. Placements are very good also the package is not provided because I am in the course of M.Sc. but after M.Sc. I got the job in Byjus, and now I am earning about 8 LPA. The roles offered are teachers, lecturers, etc.

Placements: This course offers roles like counselor, psychologist, teacher, and trainer. However, practical knowledge is crucial for success in these professions. While theoretical learning is provided, real-world skills like communication, empathy, and problem-solving are essential. A focus on internships, fieldwork, and hands-on practice is needed to bridge the gap between theory and practical application, ensuring students are well-prepared for these roles.