South Asian University Scholarship Details ,Chanakya Puri, Delhi

Placements: Earlier, there was no placement cell in SAU, but from now on, there is an active placement cell from June 2025, so considering its first B.Teach batch will pass out in 2028, a good placement is expected. I would say considering the rate of growth of the university and its connections in the market, we can expect a good placement.

Placements: The placement of our college was not too much significant but on average in that cost, it had good ROI. The placement percentage in our course was about 60%. The package offered in our course was an average of 5 LPA-6 LPA. Around 50% of students got internship offers.

Placements: Currently, I am a 1st year student of M.Sc. biotechnology at FLSB South Asian University, New Delhi, India. It is an international university set up by all 8 SAARC countries. As it is a research-based university, its focus is not much more on placements. The university doesn't have a placement cell.

Placements: Almost every student gets admitted for Ph.D. in most renowned institutions and some of my seniors are doing Ph.D. from foreign universities. All the teachers and students are mostly focused for research as it is a research institute. They also provide Ph.D. Position.

Placements: The institute doesn't provide professional courses and is actually more into research and academics. Hence, there are not much opportunities for placement. In my course, which is biotechnology, no companies come for placement. Although it provides a strong background to those interested in academics and research.

Placements: There is no placement cell as the students in the batch are low. The college doesn't conduct placement drives as there are only 10 to 15 students in the class. Half of the students in our class are foreigners. Our course is research oriented. But one can take part in off-campus placement drives and get placed in a reputed company.