ARSD College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Dhaula Kuan

Placements: None of the students from our course get a placement at the college. None of the students from our course get an internship at our course. Companies do not visit the college for placements. Top roles are not offered in our course. Graduation study is just focused on qualifying exams and not skills.

Placements: Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College is the best for science and commerce students. In my batch, around 32 students got a good percentage in 1st semester. All students get equal opportunities to develop their skills. 45% of students got placed during internships. We learn lots of things about electronics, and the teachers are very helpful, informative and friendly.

Placements: The placement opportunities are not enough, and most of the placements are not subject-oriented. Companies like ICICI Bank, small startups, etc., visit the college for placements. Most of the placements are good for students from the commerce background. Around 10-12 companies visit the college every year for placements.

Placements: 40% of students were placed this year. The highest package was 6 lac per annum. Average package offered was 3lac per annum. Top recruiting companies were Infosys, wipro and other industries. 20% of students got internship from my course. Roles offered were analysts etc.

Placements: Some of the students got placed in some top companies with a salary package of about 70 LPA with Deloitte, etc. But many other students were lacking job-ready qualities. There is some placement drive organised every year with some internship fairs and job fairs.

Placements: Placements are average in the college. Only tier 3 companies visit our college for placements. I have been friends with the head of the placement department. Each company offers jobs to only 4-5 students, and they are usually from B.Com, CS, or economics courses.

Placements: It has no placements for B.Sc chemistry but has for the commerce department. You can take admission here but they do not provide placements.

Placements: Placement varies from course to course. companies who come for recruitment generally are more interested in students from courses like Computer Science, Economics or Commerce. The placement cell is very active and frequently contacts you for newly opened placement opportunities. Students from my course (Political Science) had little to no placement offers, a few got internships at some Think Tanks to rest decided to go for the government sector or for further studies.

Placements: Hardly there were any placements in my course. About 10 percent of my classmates got placed, that too in areas like museums or as content writers for history related sites (at most 3 Lacs per annum, only one student). Placement could be an issue with this course.

Placements: The placement cell is there but the job opportunities are not that high. But still if someone is from B.Com then he/she may get good internship opportunities. There are companies like internshala and upgrad which looks for students from different courses. Apart from these, a B.A. student has very low chances to get a package from some company.

Placements: There are no placements. You have to go for further studies. If you have good command in any one language, then you can go for making software and apps. The starting salary can be 20,000 per month, which is very low. You can go for government jobs after completing graduation.

Placements: As different companies put different criteria for recruitment, but students who have more than 9.5 CGPA are benefited the most. A minimum academic percentage would be 60%. The college has a placement cell, which is very active and provides many internships to students. Companies like Camp K12, AdmitKard, KPMG, etc., visit here.

Placements: About 140 offers were offered to students by the placement cell in the academic year 2020-21. The top recruiters here include Deloitte, EY, Wipro, Tresvista, etc. More than 250 internship offers were offered. Roles offered here include business development, HR trainee, graphic designer, content writing and others.

Placements: The placement cell is quite decent. The average package for all courses is moderate. Good corporates come, and most of the students who apply to get placed do get placements. The placement cell offers internship opportunities and organises webinars.

Placements: 145+ offers were rolled to the students by the placement cell in the academic year 2020-21. The top recruiters include Deloitte, EY, Wipro, Tresvista, etc. 300+ internship offers were rolled. Roles included business development, HR trainee, graphic designer and content writing among others.

Placements: The placements were average for my course. I don't know the exact number of students who got placed, but around 50-60% of students got placed with an average package of 4-5 LPA. The highest package offered was 10-17 LPA. It is very rare that someone left unplaced.

Placements: The college doesn't offer professional courses like BE and B.Tech, but it offers courses like B.Sc Hons, computer science and electronics, which provides placements. The placement cell is quite good as compared to other colleges. A very good amount of students got opportunities to be in that internship fair. Companies like Uber, Infosys, Accenture, etc., come to provide internships to deserving students. The salary package offered is sufficient.

Placements: Generally, 40-50% of the students got on-campus placements, but it is strictly based on their skills. If students hold good skills, then it's not that hard to get placed. The package ranges around 2-4 LPA, but for an undergraduate degree, I guess it's not that bad. The top recruiting companies are Genpact, KPMG, Concentrix, Ernst & Young, IndiGo Airlines etc. Around 30-35% of the students got placed in these companies. The roles students get placed for are mostly HR, data analyst, PR etc. Skills...

Placements: Don't come in here if the on-campus placement is what you are looking for. Most of the (almost all) student go for higher studies or for civil services. The highest salary is around 3-4 LPA. Not a lot of students aim for placement in this course. The college has a great placement cell and mostly B.Com and Economic Hons students are placed.

Placements: Placements are offered for good courses like technical, etc. Even from our course, about 20% of the students got placed. There is a placement cell in our college which helps students to get placed. Technical courses like B. Tech in computer science, etc., got very nice placements.