SJU Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Campus placement comes often. They are from high ranked companies. As a second year student we are not into placement discussion. Many placement are available. But our seniors are not taking them. Instead they go for other oppertunity.

The curriculum is a little outdated and basic. We learn the same thing in our 11th and 12th so it is just adding a few more points to the things we already studied or like brushing it up. The curriculum does not really prepares you for the real world applications as it is fully theory. The teaching methods are mainly reading from the ppts which is not very useful and the timings for the exams are perfect with perfect intervals

For someone who wants to give IIT-JAM. The cirruculum is not up to the mark . There are many things that one needs ro study on their own when it comes to biotechnology. Exams are taken after 3 months or so with tests in between. They have his ritual if I must say of asking students to summarise the last day's lecture.

The curriculum is well-designed in our college and they have some classes assigned just to mentor students where they can improve their communication, leadership and presentation skills. It actually helped me to face the huge audience. The reason to choose a particular course is because of the teachers and syllabus they have. The exams are conducted after 4/5 months of the course. The teaching method is excellent. However, I want the college to implement more practical knowledge like keeping 6 months internship and teaching practice, teaching corporate-related skills, Microsoft Excel which will benefit the students during their placement.

No doubt Joseph's provide best placements as its known for its quality of education and placements after the course. Youll be recruited in top companies as per your result and performance throughout your academic year

The curriculum and syllabus are pretty thorough and let students think and be creative. In psychology, multiple theories have been discussed well and projects based on them are given to make the understanding better. The lab classes play an important role since we get first-hand experience with how experiments are conducted, and they tend to give a deeper understanding of the topic being studied. I chose this course because I was interested in the subject, and the classes strengthened this decision of mine. The teaching methods can be a bit more interactive and while frequent quizzes and discussions do occur, certain parts of the subject need a more extensive explanation, and usually extra emphasis is not given to important topics. We have one mid-semester exam and one end-semester exam. According to me, these exams are enough to help students prepare. The difficulty level has got to be very subjective. I find some topics harder than others and that influences my grades.

This course's syllabus is very well structured. Each semester you learn a new topic and have practicals every week based on what you learnt in theory. Biotechnology is a very vast field so by the end of the course you have learnt a bit about the main areas of the subject which helps you choose the field for your higher studies. Exams are conducted twice per semester, mid sem and end sem. In between, there are internals or activities basically which will taken into account for your finals marks.

They do offer campus placements but the package is kind of low with the average of 3 lakhs. Sometimes we might not get the suitable job as per our course too. When it comes to placements i dont feel it's that great.

Placements was not quite impressive for BCOM there were only insurance companies were coming other than that few other companies were also there . Average package was around 3LPA . Few students got placed from the college and few opted for higher studies .

Around the final semster (6th semester) students become eligible for campus placement. The top companies visited every year. Around 80% students had get campus placement. My plans are to get in cinema field