Should engineering colleges advertise placement records to attract potential students
This got me thinking. Is it right for an engineering college to advertise its placement record to attract potential students?
What is your take?
Member • Feb 15, 2009
Member • Feb 15, 2009
This is true.. If a college has got rights to advertise its infrastructure, experienced faculty members, research sponsors, opportunities and values in future for its courses, it has its own rights for revealing the placement records too.. As scorpion said, if a guy has not got any stuff, he wont be placed even if he is from harvard or other popular colleges or B-Schools...silverscorpionYes, of course. I don't think there's anything wrong in doing so. Colleges generally advertise their infrastructure, their faculty, the type of research going on and the opportunities and career options available. Similarly, they can also advertise about the placements too.
And for argument's sake, even if we assume a certain student joins solely because of the placement record, it doesnt guarantee that he'll get placed too. He has to have stuff, otherwise, no matter what college he's with, it'll be difficult to get placed.
So, the bottom line is, there's nothing wrong in doing so, as long as other areas like infrastructure are also properly advertised.
Member • Feb 24, 2009
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Member • Aug 21, 2013
Member • Aug 21, 2013
i think they need to show of their squad of professors ....Kaustubh KatdareI visited official websites of engineering colleges specifically from India. I was amazed to find out that most of the engineering colleges boasted their placement records and also displayed which company recruited how many students from their college.
This got me thinking. Is it right for an engineering college to advertise its placement record to attract potential students?
What is your take?
Member • Aug 21, 2013
Member • Aug 22, 2013
Member • Aug 22, 2013
It outshadows government institutions record and they lure students with false advertisements.Nayan GoenkaIt is not a fault of the colleges if you see. Most of the people going in for such courses care about placement. They don't care what they are taught, what branch they get, what location nothing. They want a job ultimately. They dont care about infrastructure. So when placement is the point of sale, why not advertise it. It is the only thing that matters right now.
Member • Aug 22, 2013
Member • Aug 22, 2013
Not everyone was aspiring for government institutions in first place. People want rapid result, placement. Government places are actually good for those who are there for science and development. not jobs.CSK AUTOIt outshadows government institutions record and they lure students with false advertisements.
Member • Aug 22, 2013
Mate you are mistaken the government run IIT and Anna University in Chennai hold the maximum placement record in all of Tamil Nadu. Saying this Governemnt college students take up higher studies much easier than the private college students That makes a little difference in the placement records of both collegesNayan GoenkaNot everyone was aspiring for government institutions in first place. People want rapid result, placement. Government places are actually good for those who are there for science and development. not jobs.
Member • Aug 22, 2013
This is not the story for every government college in India. South India is very advanced in this stuff. It is not the story for the rest of it. And talking about GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS generalizes it.ConquerorMate you are mistaken the government run IIT and Anna University in Chennai hold the maximum placement record in all of Tamil Nadu.