A Law Graduate at ICICI Lombard, an MBA at DHL, a Social Worker at CSRBOX, and a BCA Student With Two Offers: What Placements Beyond Engineering Look Like at a University Where the Hospitality Programme Sends Graduates to Hotels in New Zealand at 28 LPA

Vaideshree completed an LLB at the Parul Institute of Law after a BBA in Human Resources, creating a cross-disciplinary foundation that bridges business operations and legal compliance. When she was pursuing the law program, she was recognized as Student of the Year. She remained active and participative during the course, she took part in the moot court competitions, interned at law firms and NGOs, worked and skilled herself in contract law and property transactions, and became proficient in Manupatra (legal research) and Garvi 2.0 (government platform for property documentation). She drafts sale deeds, rental agreements, and affidavits in both English and Gujarati.

Her placement at ICICI Lombard, one of India’s largest general insurance companies, connects directly to this cross-disciplinary profile: insurance companies need professionals who understand both legal frameworks and business processes. The same law faculty that produced Vaideshree also produced Jaydeep Findoria, who is now a law clerk at the Supreme Court of India after completing BA LLB at Parul University. The faculty organizes PIMC, judged by Justice Pankaj Mithal (Supreme Court), Justice Indira Banerjee (Former Supreme Court), and Justice Kathpalia (Delhi High Court). Fox Mandal partner Saurabh Bindal (87,000+ LinkedIn followers) adjudicated the competition final.

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Amal Pushp (MBA Logistics/SCM) was placed at DHL, the world’s leading logistics company. He specifically credited senior manager placements Unnati Mehta and specialization coordinator Harshita Gaikwad. His background includes a BBA from L.N. Mishra Institute, class representative coordination, event management, and growing competencies in supply chain management and business technology integration.

Fairy Bhatia (MBA HR) was placed at Setco Auto Systems. Her placement is a significant one, it not only because of the company but also the programs she studied: SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Core certification (not an optional course, embedded in the program), Digital Transformation in HR, Agile Leadership, and Strategic HR Management from IIT Bombay under the SWAYAM initiative. She arrived at the placement drive not as a generic MBA graduate but as a certified SAP HR professional with IIT-validated strategic capability. That is a fundamentally different proposition for an employer.

Priyansh Singh (MBA Logistics/SCM) studied in an industry-embedded program with Om Logistics, developing import-export and international logistics skills during the program itself. He served as Class Coordinator, acting as liaison between faculty and peers. Aman Raj (MBA Marketing) was placed at Purak Foundation and is currently a marketing intern at Mahindra (Kiran Automobile), gaining practical experience in brand promotion and market research.

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Dhruvik completed his Masters in Social Work (MSW) and is now a Community Service Trainer at CSRBOX (specifically the BharatCares social impact arm) in Vadodara. He works on the Schaeffler IBT Project related to vocational education, meaning his academic training in social work has translated directly into a professional role managing corporate social responsibility initiatives for a global manufacturing company. His internship trajectory before placement included Sun Pharma, BAPS Shastriji Maharaj Hospital, and the District Child Protection Unit (DCPU), covering pharmaceutical operations, healthcare, and child welfare. When a university’s placement cell places MSW graduates at organisations running CSR and vocational training projects, it demonstrates that the cell’s infrastructure extends beyond the corporate hiring market into the development and social impact sector.

Dolly received two placement offers from her BCA programme. She is now pursuing MBA at Parul University while working as a Business Development Executive at Career Craft Consultants. During BCA, she was not just studying. She was involved in the anti-ragging committee, NSS, the Career Development Cell, and was part of the Udyam fest organising team. Udyam is the management festival at Parul University, and every event at PU is organised by students for students, meaning Dolly’s involvement in Udyam functioned as compressed, execution-based curriculum in marketing, finance, leadership, negotiation, and logistics. The BCA-to-MBA progression she is following is a designed pathway within the university’s programme structure, not an ad hoc decision.

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Paridhi Jain (MBA Healthcare Administration) brings hospital operations and quality improvement experience with a focus on emotional intelligence and healthcare service. Rajan Tiwari (MBA Digital Marketing) holds certifications in AI tools and SEO, associated with ASHVYA Services, demonstrating the programme’s integration of current digital marketing technologies into the curriculum. Harsh Solanki (BBA Finance) is an MBA aspirant who completed an Investment Portfolio Analysis project during his programme. Each of these placements represents a different sector: healthcare, digital marketing, finance. The placement cell does not operate a one-size-fits-all approach. It prepares students across specialisations for sector-specific outcomes.

The most dramatic evidence of multi-faculty placement quality comes from hospitality. Fourteen B.HMCT and D.HMCT students were placed at seven international hotel groups in New Zealand and Australia at packages from 23.40 to 28.06 LPA. Vishal Maurya at Te Arai Links (28.06 LPA). Kairavi Jhaveri at Scenic Hotel Group (27.86 LPA) with a second marquee offer at 27.33 LPA. Three students at Millennium Hotels at 26 LPA each. Ranveer Singh Parmar and Ashutosh Maurya at Rydges at 27.33 LPA each. When 14 of 23 marquee placements come from hospitality, the data is clear: this is not an engineering placement cell that sometimes helps other faculties. It is a multi-disciplinary placement infrastructure that produces premium outcomes across programmes.

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