Does Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce give 100% placement?

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Aarushi Kalra | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

The overall placement rate for 2024 drive was 55%. As per the reports, 217 students were placed in 2024. Earlier, 218 students were placed in 2023. The following table represents the number of students placed and the placement rate recorded in the last two years of SCAC Pune placements:

Particulars	Placement Statistics (2022)	Placement Statistics (2023)
No. of students appeared	N/A	396
No. of students placed	218	217
Placement rate	N/A	55%

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