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Raj and his protocol officer (Mishraji)....please focus more on college? Merely posting on LinkedIn on how fantastic jiggles is or living in your bubble of calling some bigshots and feeling like "meine kya college banaya hai" won’t help no? For this, Raj, you must stay more in college than travel the world
Even if we take the last call hypothetical final placement figures for the predicted mean towards the end, the same stack up as follows:
SLSP - 50/250 (450 batch size); JGLS - 100/900 (1300 batch size).
The math is worse off at Jindal and slightly better for Symbi.
Regardless of your batch rank, you simply can no longer rely on Jindal for your placements. The horrible and arbitrary marking and grade inflation, students quite literally lying on their CV and tanking interviews being unable to answer even basic wuesyions
OCS has been fired