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Placements

An integral part of the education process — not a service bolted on at the end.

The placement cell

Placements at S.E.T. Polytechnic

Placement is an integral part of the education process at S.E.T. Polytechnic. Placement preparation starts soon after admission. Our placement cell works continuously to enable students to grab the abundant job and entrepreneurial opportunities available worldwide.

For most families here, the point of a diploma is employment. We treat that as the college’s responsibility rather than the student’s alone — which is why preparation starts in the first year and continues through all six semesters.

Students and faculty of S.E.T. Polytechnic at a college gathering

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Placement assistance

Every enrolled student is supported by the cell — CV, interview preparation and employer introductions.

Recruiters

Companies our placement cell works with.

Organisations that recruit diploma holders and have featured in the college's placement activity.

  • Accenture
  • Wipro
  • Infosys
  • ABB
  • Tata Consultancy Services
  • Mahindra
  • Tata
  • TVS
  • BEML
  • HP
What the cell does

Support across the three years.

Students working at computers in the S.E.T. Polytechnic computer laboratory
Software and aptitude practice
Mechanical Engineering students at the machine shop
Shop-floor skills employers test for
Electrical & Electronics students at a control panel in the laboratory
Hands-on panel and circuit work
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Starts at admission

Preparation does not wait for the final semester. Aptitude, communication and interview practice begin in the first year.

02

Communication skills

Spoken English and interview technique, taught as a subject in its own right rather than left to chance.

03

Industry connections

The cell maintains contact with employers across Mandya, Mysuru and Bengaluru who recruit diploma holders.

04

Apprenticeship guidance

Support for students pursuing apprenticeship schemes and government technical postings.

05

Higher education route

Guidance for students choosing lateral entry into engineering degree programmes instead of employment.

06

Entrepreneurship

For students who want to start their own workshop or practice, help with the first practical steps.