RGIT Mumbai Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The courses are outdated, however, the college has a good library. The faculty members mostly do not care much about the students and their participation. The exams were conducted according to the MU curriculum and even if you started studying the book 2-3 days before the exam you are good to go. The course was very restrictive in its structure and lack creative freedom. Most of the things need to be roted and even without understanding the subject you can easily score a good pointer, hence the pointer is not at all the indicator of your knowledge. You need to join different clubs and do internships on your own if you really want to have hands on experience as expecting this experience from the college or faculty or even from the university is a mistake. The assignments and projects are purely mindless work.

The college placements starts generally for the final year students and the process starts in June. min 10 to max 15 companies visited the campus every year and the number of students getting a place is 76% to 85%. companies visiting our campus include L&T infotech, Capgemini. Infosys, TCS, Worley and parson, etc. package varies between 3.5 LPA to 8.5 LPA. I have already placed in the company and planning to explore the corporate industry

The campus placement system of my college (as far as I have seen) is quite strange. A huge chunk of IT companies has arrived to hire students. But as mechanical engineers, we study four years with subjects like ICE, automobiles, thermodynamics, and then ending up with a job as an IT engineer just because the college was unable to provide placement is really something to look into.

Students become eligible for placement after the 6th sem. Major companies are TCS, Tech Mahindra, Infosys, and many more. 80% of students get placement and many students go for further studies. the college has a good environment for startups and the faculty promotes it and helps alot.

Eligibility for campus placements starts from the 4th year Companies like Capgemini,TCS etc visit the college The average package 5-6 lakhs while highest is 10 lakhs After getting the degree, completing masters abroad is a goal

I personally had an interest in electronics and telecommunication engineering since long back as I had bifocal subject in my junior college which was electronics. In my branch the total no of seats are 120,the teachers and the staff are friendly and help students in sloving their problems. We have 2 sem exams and 2 unit tests each academic year.

The placement preparations start from the 6th-7th Semester. We are offered placements from reknowned companies like TCS, Reliance, infosys etc. Many of our college alumnis have settled abroad and our working with google, facebook, amazon etc

Placements are very good in cs and it branches as compared to some other colleges. Students after 3 yrs become eligible for campus placements . Every year cs or it branch students get higher packages .Companies such as jp morgan, Accenture, tata, etc companies come for placements . 80-90% CS IT students get placed every year .

Semester 7 is when all the companies start hiring. A lot of multi-national companies like Infosys, TCS, Capgemini and others hire many students every year. The packages can go upto 12 LPA depending on the company's needs. The average however lies in between 3-4LPA. Out of the total students who applied for placement about 70% of students get placed. I am currently working at Infosys and will continue to do the same for a period of time. Will go with the flow for now.

The students become eligible for campus placements from the 7th semester i.e beginning of the final year. Last year around 40 companies visited the campus in spite of the lockdown scenario. Companies visited were TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Accenture, Byjus, etc. Most students were placed into TCS. The average package offered was 4 LPA. The highest offered was 8 LPA and the lowest offered was 2 LPA. Most students opted for Masters or M.Tech. Around 80% of students who opted for placements received it.