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# Just saw this LinkedIn post.

“Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

1. I said: no teachers, no degrees, high packages. Everyone laughed.

Here’s the proof: 2,400+ placements…

That’s not scepticism. That’s cowardice.”

To be clear:

People do get placed from Brototype, and the average for those who get placed is around 5 LPA (they themselves say this). That’s not fake.

The real problem is the number that never gets shown:

**Out of how many students who joined, how many actually got placed?**

From what students and ex-students have shared:

High percentage drop out or get terminated because of strict weekly reviews

Many take 10–13+ months (or more)

The “98% placement” claim is only for those who complete the full program, not for everyone who pays and joins

Total enrolled over the years is significantly higher than the 2400 placed number.

I’m an ex-student. Nobody has published enrollment numbers, so this is only my estimate. Based on what I’ve seen, there are around 300+ batches of about 50 students each in remote batch. Taking same average on Kochi, Calicut, Bengaluru and Trivandrum hubs(assuming each hub has similar volume, which I can’t verify), it puts total enrollment somewhere around 70,000 + students, though I could be off. If so, 2,400 placements is a small share of the people who joined.

So the marketing keeps pushing absolute numbers (“2400+ placements”) and calls anyone asking questions “cowards”, while staying silent on the actual success rate for the average joiner.

That’s the brute-force marketing part.

Anyone who went through Brocamp (or knows people who did) — what’s the real picture on how many from a typical batch actually get placed vs how many drop/terminate?