GGSIPU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

After the 5th semester I am also in the same semester. My plan basically is to get a decent job or placement from the company and get at least 2 years of experience I am currently preparing for CAT and also started to code from 3 semesters onwards to get into a top B-School.

The course curriculum was quite nice covering every aspect of engineers' domain and they included subjects touching every topic in the code curriculum. The faculty is very good, helpful and supportive. Exams were of easy-moderate level.

After completion of the second year(4semester) the students are eligible for campus placement. Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Adobe are some famous companies that visit the college. The highest package is around 17-18lakh in bca and the average is 4 lakh. There is a 100% rate of placement in the college. My future plan is to go for a master's.

Engineering colleges often have dedicated placement cells that work towards connecting students with job opportunities in various industries. These placement cells collaborate with companies to organize recruitment drives, campus placements, internships and industrial interactions. Students become eligible for placement drive after 3rd year. Approximately 70% of students are placed in companies out of which most of the students belong to the CSE stream. The average package is in the range of 4 to 5 lakh.

Students from 5th semester onwards are eligible for Campus placements. Deloitte, Wipro Ltd., PWC, Infosys, TCS, HDFC Bank, Amazon, SAP labs, Natwest Group, JLL, etc. are some of the big names giving placements. I have no such accurate data on the number of offers made by each of them. 90% or more students get placements. My plan is to do a master's after getting the degree.

Opted BCA for tech Zeal. MSI boasts mostly PhD faculty, laid-back personas. Dual shifts for flexibility, balanced ratio. Exams timed well, not tough to pass due to profs' seasoned exam analysis; they anticipate probable questions effectively.

I opted for this course because I had an interest in the tech field and coding. The faculty: student ratio is fine. The faculties are degree holders and they also keep on updating themselves with the new topics introduced in this field so they can guide and help students in the subjects (newly introduced subjects) Passing the exams isn't a tough task. You need to practice and pay attention in class. Term exams usually take part at the end/mid of the 5th month of the semester.

You become eligible after the completion of 2nd year 4th semester. From the starting of the 3rd year 5th semester, companies start to come. SAP labs came and offered a CTC of around 5 LPA. Deloitte, Accenture, and Infosys offered around 3.5 lpa. And other startups offered around 8 lpa. The highest package was offered by a start-up which was 9 LPA, can't remember the name and the average package here is 3.5 lpa. 85-90% of students have taken placements here while some of my batchmates are preparing for govt exams, and some of them didn't sit in the placement. So, on that basis, there's a 100% placement chance, but a lot of it depends upon your skills and the work you do, so getting a placement is wholly up to you and your skills.

I chose this course because being a commerce student I found it best for me because of upcoming advancements in the IT field. The faculty there is really helpful and understanding. There were mid-term exams which were good sources to practice for the finals

Placements are quite average and students become eligible for campus placements in their 7th semester. A large number of companies visit the campus but their packages are quite low. On paper, MSIT has a 100% placement record. The highest on-campus placement is 18 LPA and the average on-campus package is 6 LPA.