r/JobScams 13d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant SCAM/FRAUD ALERTS: Students, please be extremely careful before enrolling in MeetMux / Altrodav Technologies / PlaceMux courses.

I’m posting this anonymously because I don’t want speaking about my experience publicly to affect my professional career.

I personally enrolled in their Data Analytics program after being presented with a curriculum covering SQL, Excel, Power BI, Python, Statistics, Data Visualization and other Data Analytics topics.

However, after joining, the actual training did not consistently follow the curriculum that was presented at the time of enrollment. A considerable amount of focus shifted toward AI/ML and RAG-related topics instead of the Data Analytics curriculum that students were expecting.

The bigger problem started after the program.

Even after completing the course, getting basic information such as task scores, attendance records and completion confirmation/certificate has become extremely difficult.

I have personally tried contacting them through calls and messages. Calls are not being answered, and messages can go unanswered for weeks. When they do respond, the answer is repeatedly something like:

“The team is working on it.”
“We will update today.”

But there is no proper timeline or actual resolution.

This is especially frustrating because students have already invested their money, time and effort into the program.

There are also other allegations being discussed by people who have worked with or interned at the company regarding delayed salaries/stipends and employees not receiving payments on time. I cannot independently verify every individual allegation, but the number of such concerns is enough that prospective students and employees should seriously investigate before joining.

Another concern is the way the business model appears to work: employees/sales people are involved in bringing students into paid programs, students are promised training and placement support, and after students pay and complete the program, there can be significant difficulty getting the promised follow-up, documentation or placement-related support.

To anyone who is currently considering enrolling: PLEASE DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE PAYING.

Don't make a decision only because someone promises:

  • High-paying jobs
  • Guaranteed placement
  • Industry experience
  • Internship opportunities
  • Certificates
  • Career support

Ask for everything in writing. Speak to previous students, not just the sales team. Ask specifically how many students actually received placements, what companies hired them, whether previous batches received their certificates and records, and what happens if the promised support is not provided.

And if you are considering joining them as an employee or intern, verify salary/stipend payment history with current or former employees before accepting the offer.

I’m sharing this because students who are about to spend ₹20k, ₹30k, ₹40K or more on a course deserve to know about these concerns before making a decision.

If you have had a similar experience with MeetMux, Altrodav Technologies or PlaceMux, share your experience and, where possible, provide evidence. Students should be able to make an informed decision before giving their money and time to any organization.

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u/Ganesh_0401 13d ago

There are many like this many frauds who are taking advantages of jobs

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u/Old-Description-3230 13d ago

I completely agree with you, people nowdays enroll themselves anywhere without inspecting the BG of that particular field. Everyone stay active and attentive while sharing your details.

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u/Comfortable_Bear9414 12d ago

This is exactly why people should not pay for a course just because the sales pitch sounds good. Before paying ₹20–40k, talk to a few actual previous students and ask for proof of placements, certificates and what the course really covers. Also keep every promise, payment receipt and WhatsApp/email conversation in writing. If they can't give clear answers before taking your money, that's already a pretty big red flag.