Placement Experience:
Campus placements or job opportunities after completing a course can vary depending on the institution, course, and location. Typically, students become eligible for campus placements in their final year or during their pre-final year.
During campus placements, various companies visit the college to hire students for different job profiles. The number of companies visiting and offers made may also vary depending on the college and course. Some common companies that visit colleges for placements include TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Deloitte, Amazon, Google, etc.
The highest and average packages offered during campus placements can vary greatly depending on the job profile and the company. Some companies may offer a higher salary for technical profiles like software developers, while others may offer more for management roles like marketing or finance.
Remarks:
Researching the course and institution: Before applying, it is important to research the course and institution to determine if it meets your needs and if you meet the eligibility criteria.
Filling out the application form: Once you have decided on the course and institution, you will need to fill out an application form. The application form may be available online or in print. The application form will typically ask for personal information, educational qualifications, work experience, and other relevant information.
Reservation benefits: In some countries, institutions may provide reservation benefits to certain categories of students such as SC/ST, OBC, or PwD. If you belong to any of these categories, you may need to provide relevant documents to avail of these benefits.
Admission fee and dates: Once you have been selected for admission, you will need to pay the admission fee and complete other formalities. The admission fee may vary depending on the institution and course.
“Extra Cash for Selected Colleges”
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