Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

the course curriculum is well structured with a mix of theoretical and practical exposures but it is really outdated as every institutes in india the subject are maths python data structures java machine learning ucoe mostly promotes coding contests hackathons which helps students build problem solving skills areas to improve should definetely be the outdated resoursces and lack of interdisciplinary integration

Till now I have no idea about placement details or anything related to it. But I have heard that our college has had some great alumnis who were placed in top companies over the world due to their extreme skills. In person I know one of the person who is working as an RBI level 3 officer. I am planning to go to UK for MCOM in finance and I have applied for scholarship through my college itself

The college had a Campus placements cell for handling campus placements.In the Campus usually Big4 Accounting firms like Pwc, Deloitte, KPMG, EY used to hire the graduates.The average package used to be Rs. 6 lakhs per annum . I was pursuing CA Articleship at the time of graduation hence I plan to complete CA after graduation

The students and eligible from the second semester to make the placement as internship and many companies have offered the job here. More than 60% get the job from the college campus as the placement.

I've B.A (Psychology and philosophy) as my course. According to NEP you can do majors in psychology from 2nd year onwards and this will be decided on the basis of your result. Only 1st 90 students will be able to secure psychology seat and out of this 1st 45 students will haved aided course and 2nd half will have unaided course i.e they have to pay more than the 1st half but the faculty would be the same and the class is also same for both the halves. Also the course structure is nice and interesting enough.

The curriculum specially the first two years focuses more on subjects like history, political science etc and prepares are foundation for law. The curriculum is well inclusive of the practical aspects of law as well as the theory which prepares you well for the real world applications. The course can be improved via adding the amended laws like add in GST to the taxation laws. The internal as well as semester exams are conducted once every semester. The difficulty level is easy to moderate for both. We get a study leave of around 20-25 days before every semester exam to prepares ourselves well.

As first year I don't have that much idea but if you have good skills then you definitely have good placement and good number of student get placed every year After degree I would love to join any tech company

The difficulty level is medium but since there are no holidays given during exams it becomes a little hectic to finish everything so i would recommend holiday between exams and also teaching methods are good hence no changes as much needs to be seen

The overall placements of the college isnt up to the mark. The number of companies appearing in the placements are inadequate. The overall packages offered by the companies are very low end and the position they offer is of the lowest position in the company.

If we talk about placements, I think it is more of your skills rather than marks. The average package goes from 4- 5 LPA. In semester 8, there isa compulsory six-month internship after which you can apply for campus placements. My plans after getting a degree are to apply for placements.