PLACEMENT CELL

The Training and placement cell is well equipped with ample infrastructure in terms of computer labs for online tests, group discussions rooms, conference rooms with video conference facility for the students.

We have been successful in maintaining our high placement statistics over the years and the fact that our students bear the recession blues with record-breaking placements itself is a testimony to our quality.

Our ingenious alumnae have set new standards in the corporate world through their estimable contributions and it is our firm conviction that we will continue that legacy in the years to come.

faculty

Mr.Viswa Prakash Babu, M.Tech, (PhD)
Training & Placement Officer
Email: placements@jits.ac.in
Contact No: 9866125320, 8106261144

RAVINDAR MOGILI

Associate Professor

M.Tech (CSE), (Phd)

14 Years of Teaching experience

Area of interest: Data Mining, Machine learning, Image processing

ravindermogili@gmail.com

Mobile: 9493142141

 

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