Nirma University Ahmedabad Answered Questions

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Placements: The placement board is good. It takes the initiative for applying various companies. For our super senior's batch, the campus placements are good and almost all are placed in good companies. The highest package offered was 9 lacs per annum and the least offered was 3 lacs per annum. The roles offered to people who are hired in different companies are software developers, web developer and software testing. Students who secured above 65% were placed as interns. 7 lacs was the highest stipend. We have a placement board, and it is useful. Infrastructure: Our College has excellent infrastructure. Our labs are well-equipped with good Wi-Fi connection. The library has all kinds of books not only related to the technology but also with other stuff. Our classrooms have air conditioners. Food is good in the canteen. The hostel is available, and in terms of facilities, the hostel has good infrastructure. Our college is very good at infrastructure. Faculty: The faculty are very experienced and qualified. They are very knowledgeable and clear all the doubts we have. Teaching quality is very good. Different techniques like presentations and online teaching are used. We are exposed to the industry. The course curriculum is useful.

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BV Raju Institute of Technology is good. The average package will be Rs 3.50 lacs per year. Placements play a very crucial role in any student's life. Placement drives are very well conducted, the campus recruitment training programme (CRT) starts from the 3rd year-second semester itself, and the students get placed by the end of the 4th year-1st semester. About 76% of the students GOT placed from this college.

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