JNU Delhi Scholarship Details ,Mehrauli, Delhi

Placements: In recent years there were very few placements from the School of Engineering, Jawaharlal Nehru University. But this years I saw a rapid rise in the placements from SOE. Our seniors and professors have really worked hard to see growth in the placements cell. This year over 40-50 percent of students got placed and others moved to do their Master's. The average package is what we see on the website. It is true. Top recruiters are IBM, Antino, Emphasis, S&P Global, and many more. Internship percent...

Placements: This year, 85 percent of students got placed. The highest package offered is 33 LPA. The average package offered ranges from 10-11 LPA. The lowest package offered ranges from 5-6 LPA. The Amdocs company hires students from the college. Students are getting internships from the start of the 2nd year, and they perform well in all aspects. The software engineer role is mostly offered in our courses.

Placements: This year, placement was about 85% according to the dean. Our placement cell is trying its best to provide students with good placement opportunities and continuous support throughout the placement process. The top recruiting companies are IBM and Infosys. Our campus average placement package is about 8-10 LPA. The off-campus placements are more.

Placements: There are no campus placements. Students have to give interviews and get jobs. There is a placement cell of JNU, but it is not working properly. In a foreign language course, students study hard and become proficient, and then they can get a job in a multinational company easily. Seniors help their juniors in getting a job and guide them properly on how to prepare for interviews, additional skills required for a corporate job, etc.

Placements: None of us has got any placements yet, and nobody is expecting either. After completing this course, we can either be a tutor or a translator if we have taken our studies very seriously, but from what I see by the end of B.A. in Arabic, nobody is capable enough to become a translator or join companies. There are no recruiting companies, and no packages are offered.

Placements: Basically, if you are very good at the Korean language, you can get a decent job in the private sector. There is no placement cell right now, but it will be there in the upcoming few years. You need to make connections on LinkedIn and get placement on your own. Our alumni help a lot in securing a good position.