Amrutha M Nair's Review On St Joseph's College Of Engineering And Technology, Thanjavur

I would rate the course curriculum 4/5. It is relevant and fairly comprehensive, covering core concepts, practical learning, programming, projects, and industry-oriented skills. The curriculum provides a good foundation for higher studies and software careers.

I would rate the course curriculum 4/5. It is relevant and covers important theoretical and practical concepts. The syllabus provides a good foundation, though more industry-oriented projects, advanced tools, and practical exposure could make it even better.

Placements at GSBM are decent ,with student generally becoming eligible from the last semesters . Companies from sales ,marketing, finance ,HR and business devolpment sectors visit the campus .Placement opportunity and packages vary by company and student performance ,with average packages being reasonable for MBA freshers .A good percentage of students recevie placements opportunity, while stuends can also explore of -campus options .After completing my MBA ,plan to start my career in a management_related role and build my proffessional experience.

The college provides placement opportunities for students and conducts placement drives with various companies.Student become eligible for campus placements in the final years, and the placement cell provides guidance through aptitude training, technical preparation and interview sessions. The opportunities are available for different roles based on students skills. After completing my degree I plan to start my in the IT field and improve my technical skills.

The college provides placement oppportunities foe student and conducts placement drives with various companies.students become eligible for compus placements in the final years,and the placemenr cell provides guidance through aptitude training,technical preparation and interview session.

The placement opportunities for MBA students at my college are reasonably good. students generally become eligible for campus placement from the 3rd ssemestse3r, after completing most of their core subjects. the placement cell starts preparing studnets through aptitude tests, resume building sessions, group discussions mock interviews and pre placement training.

I was very passionate about entering the medical field quite early in my life, so I knew what I had to do when I was in school. Medical field is a very challenging area to choose and the work life balance is not as good as other professions. However, it is very engaging and interesting for people who are actually interested in the subject. However, one cannot practice medicine after finishing MBBS because of the increasing competition, so he has to do PG course in order to be more approachable for the patients as well as to serve better in the specific field. The course curriculum is start in a well planned manner and the portions are completed ahead of time so that students have around 1 to 1.5 months of study break before the university exams every year. So, along with the exams that take place throughout the year, students will also have ample time to prepare for their exams in their own way preferred.

Has a lot of new age courses like MS Excel, Python and Data Science. It prepares you fairly well for roles like Data Analyst, Financial Modelling, etc. Areas for improvement include optimising the curriculum load as per the students. Two internals (one after a month after sem starts, second a few weeks before the end sem) and the end sem. I feel the end sem is relatively easier due to the preparation we endure for the internals.

The inclusion of contemporary topics such as digital journalism, social media, and multimedia storytelling reflects the changing dynamics of the journalism field. Students learn to navigate new media platforms, which is crucial in today's digital-first environment.The course covers a broad spectrum of subjects, including media laws, ethics, communication theories, reporting, editing, and media production. This diversity allows students to develop a well-rounded understanding of journalism.The program balances global media perspectives with an understanding of local and regional journalism practices, which is essential for students who may work in diverse media environments.

There's no proper infrastructure and there's a long walk on elevated road for day scholars which is very tough. The college does not allow vehicles. The only positive thing about the college is the alumini network.