University of Calcutta Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

College placement is good. Students are hired by top recruiting companies. After 5th semester students become eligible for campus placement. Companies such as ITC, Infosys. Average package offered was 5 to 7 lakh from different companies. The highest package was 9LPA. 30 to 40 percent students get placement which are based on their knowledge skills. I would also like to have college placement recruitment.

When I have passed my SSC exam (secondary exam) I got admission into the commerce department and for further study (graduation) I have chosen this college. Faculty student ratio is about 8:90. the faculty members are well qualified and master of their field. every 6 months there is a class test and the end sem the semester exam happens. the exams are quite difficult.

We had a total of 40 students in our chemistry honours department and for 40 students 7 faculties were there.The faculties were excellent and helpful to all the students.They guided us in best possible way for all through the 3 year course.They take class test in regular time interval and evaluated the exam papers quickly.we had to go through two main exams for passing each year and passing marks were 40%.The exams were moderate to difficult.

The chemistry faculty of the college was outstanding. Each of the faculties were highly skilled and taught us the subject in details.Our head of chemistry department was Pr. Ankan Sanyal who was one of best teacher and guide in my entire study life.Rest of the faculties were also good and helpful.They used to take class test many times through the year.There were also midterm and final exam for passing the year.

I had chosen chemistry honours as my subject and a choose this college because mainly of the faculties of the chemistry department as the faculties were one of the best in the university. There were 7 faculties for our 50 students. The faculties were highly skilled and taught us every detail possible. Timely class tests and exams were taken and the result evaluation process was fair and quick.

Students in their final semester are eligible for campus placement where big companies like Tcs PWC visit the college to hire students as interns and they get an average package of 50000 pm and Highest of 1.5lac per month. I want to become a Chartered Accountant in future.

Campus placement is not that great as there will be companies visiting but there is very little probability that you will be selected. Amazon came on campus, TCS came on campus and many more. But out of hundreds maximum of 2-3 students are taken

Students in their final year are eligible for campus placement where big companies like PWC and Deloitte visit the college to hire students with annual placement around 3- 7 lacs. Around 50% of students get placement. I want to become a Chartered Accountant in future.

Students usually get placement from the second semester onwards. Various large mnc and industries visit our college like PWC, KPMG, Amazon, Deloitte etc. The package tends to be around 30-50k per month and 40% of students secure placement. My plan is to become a Tax Auditor in future.

I chose the course as I wanted to pursue the same. I developed a love for language and hence went ahead. The faculty was one of the most amazing ones at my college. There were 3 professors in total and all three were the best in their genre. The college was hosted in Evening time and hence, the teaching methods became different as compared to day colleges. It was challenging, yet exciting. The college hours started at 4 P.M and ended at 9 P.M. The teaching methods were energetic as teaching in evening college is much harder. The students seem much more reluctant, so the faculty had to be more strict and induce the energy within the students. Exams were conducted at scheduled times and it was difficult as the college was under the University of Calcutta. The college was strict regarding the attendance and those students who did not complete the attendance were allowed to sit for exams after a parent-teacher meeting.