Are students at Rayat Bahra University, Mohali, allowed to sit for multiple companies during campus placements or are there restrictions aft

The university invites many companies each placement season, which gives students several chances to apply. The placement cell shares the drive schedule and the eligibility for each company. Students should keep in regular contact with the cell to know how each drive works.

Placement season at RBU brings many companies to campus, so students get multiple opportunities to apply. The placement cell coordinates the drives and tells students which ones they're eligible for. Students should stay in touch with the cell for the rules that apply to each drive.
Students can take part in the campus drives that come to the university, and the placement cell coordinates the schedule. With 1,000+ recruiters on the panel and drives running through the placement season, students have several chances to apply. The cell guides students on eligibility for each driv
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RBU hosts drives for different streams, and large placement fortnights on campus have brought in 70+ companies for engineering and MBA students. Companies choose candidates according to the roles they have: technical positions for engineers, and marketing, finance, HR and sales roles for MBA student
RBU's placement cell supports internships as well as final placements, so students have a route to industry exposure during their course. A good internship lets a company see your skills directly, and that can lead to a full-time offer. Make the most of the internship, because it works as a real-wor
Besides CSE, RBU runs B.Tech in ECE, Mechanical and Civil, and all of them can use the university's placement cell. Havells, TVS, Tech Mahindra, John Deere and Saint-Gobain have been among the companies connected with the campus. Students get aptitude training, mock interviews and communication work
You'll see a mix. Recruiters come for IT and technical roles as well as business, management and general profiles. A B.Tech student can aim for software and engineering roles, while an MBA student can look at sales, banking, HR and marketing positions.
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