JNTUH Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

If your college doesn't offer campus placements, you can still find a job through off-campus placements, internships, and other job search strategies. Off-campus placements Search for job openings on company websites, job portals, and professional networking platforms Send your resume directly to companies you're interested in Internships Internships can help you gain practical skills, industry exposure, and networking opportunities Even unpaid or low-paying internships can help you build your resume Other job search strategies Attend job fairs and career events Network with professionals in your field Consider working for startups and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) Pursue additional certifications and courses to enhance your skills Employability Employability is a combination of skills, understandings, and personal attributes that make graduates more likely to find jobs Employers value employability skills because they indicate how well you'll get along with others and perform your job Early career planning can increase your chances of finding a job after graduation

Basically at the time of my 3rd year covid pandemic was running so we were not so part of internships and internship training but there were many placements and many MNC companies visited our college compared to other colleges. That time the highest package for mechanical was 700000 which was very good package and a good job doesn't completely depend on percentage but also on some basic social knowledge

Specific aspects of the curriculum that influenced you decision to choose this course they I'll prepare curriculum very well you for real world applications of further academic pursuits.the areas for improvements in the course curriculum and teaching methods.

Specific aspects of the curriculum that influence your decision to choose this course is good The curriculum prepares well and real world with further academic pursuits well and good The frequency and timings of exams along with their perspective with on difficultly level on performance

No bad it is very good and very clear curriculum.Because they will send our timetable in our particular class group and also in parents group.They will use the technology to keep the students in right way

- like i want to be a software dev , so i have choosen computer science - i think not much , you are on your own you can only change your fate in those 4 years , there will be not that much support -according to me curriculum should tech us how to earn mony after or within the course year but it's nothing happening. -exams are not that much difficult .

Im currently studying in computer science and engineering (artificial intelligence and machine learning )branch third year recently i have completed 3.1 semester there is three hours labs we do coding

Students from 3rd year willbeeligible for placements in our college. A lot of companies visited but im not aware of them. This year our highest package is 35,00,000.average package is 5,00,000 per annum. Almost 89% percent of students secured job.

The percentage percentage of students getting place every year is about 62 70% and the average package is 14 lpa and highest package is 51 lpa. The companies visited are TCS Google Microsoft and many more. Also they offered placement according to the percentage they got in the examination

I rate my college around 9.5/10 because in our college we have all the best opportunities like ncc and sac by those things we can build our confidence towards interviews in future and all and we can communicate with faculty's