MLSU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

People nowadays are opting for this course because it saves time, one whole year like if you go with the traditional approach it'll take 6 years ( 3 years for B.A. and then another 3 for L.L.B) while this is an integrated course of 5 years. Talking about the faculty here is very nice though they don't have any unique teaching style still they try to mold themselves according to the students' needs. They're very supportive and helpful you can approach them at any given time and they'll always be ready. Exams are conducted on time but from last year because of covid restrictions, they kept on postponing which was quite frustrating. Exams here are a bit tough and the marking too. In the end, it all depends on how well you're prepared.

I'm 1st year of MLSU I explore 3rd-year students he eligible for campus placement local company visited maximum pay gives the company 3.5 lacs . Depending on us for placement and our skills . After completing degree you have a chance to get MCA Degree to get more opportunity.

I choosen this course because I only wanted to go for government jobs and not for any industrial companies, so i am preparing for Govt. competitive exams. Faculty members in this University are well versed in their Subjects and around 200+ faculty are there in University. They are highly qualified upto PhD and knowledgeable and still research in their field. Teachers are very interactive and pay attention to every student while ensuring the collective growth of the class. Annually exams are held in my course which is little difficult, but students can score good marks if they attend classes and pay attention regularly.

I didn't know much about placement in BSc but for sure there are placements for MSc students and they are eligible after their 3rd semester. I haven't done my master's yet so I don't know how many companies have visited but according to your subject, you will be a call for a resume and interview.

Campus placements are not so satisfying because most of the companies that come for recruiting students are not related to the course. But the NET qualifying percent of students are quite well. My plan is also to qualify NET for Ph.D. after this course.

From 5 semesters onwards the students are ready to get placed. The highest package was 17 lacs per annum and lowest package was 3 lacs per annum. Almost 70 percent of the student get placed in good fields.

I don't know about campus recruitment tbh, I am still in my final year. But I have talked about it with my seniors. The story is a bit bitter. Companies joining in recruitment are almost none, and those who join have no industrial growth. So if you expecting a job through campus recruitment, drop it, fella. If we talk fair, BCA is a bachelor's degree, and you cant expect a high pay job anywhere in India. But still, if you wanna earn some bucks, you can apply for local IT companies with a decent pay of 10000-12000 per month. My pane after BCA is to get some industry experience through 2 3 internships (of about 3 to 4 months) and then I will go for my master's (probably MCA, M.Sc AI, or M.Sc in Data Science.

Yea placement was good respective to college. Companies like TCS and Wipro visited. The package of TCS was 2.92lpa including your mca fees. We got nothing from this degree tho. It's just a useless BCA degree.

After completing the graduation students can get placement and also various companies come here from nearby areas for campus recruitment like Hindustan zinc and etc The highest package for the B.com degree is about 600000rs and the average is about 200000rs My plan is to study further and to take a degree of M.com

No campus placement is there. No other MNCs option is there. I want to go to drawing and photography sector after getting my degree as I have drawing subject. So my plans are clear and also prepare for competitive government exams.