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

Placements: The placement of our college is below average level, and you can't expect much from the placement cell even if they are very active. If you want to take placement after doing any course apart from Economics and B.Com students, then it is very difficult for anyone to get placed unless they have good skills.

Placements: The placement percentage could be anywhere from 80–90% for the students sitting in the placement. The highest package offered was 10 LPA and the average package was 4 LPA. KPMG, Deloitte, Zomato, EY, and PwC are the top recruiters. 40% of students got internships from my course and from companies like Upgrade, Zelioch, etc. The top roles were sales executive, business development, marketing, sales, and audit.

Placements: A very low percentage of students were placed in the entire course. Historical patterns indicate that the course does not have good placement prospects. The highest package offered was 20 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA, with an average of around 6 LPA. Top recruiters include TCS and Wipro, offering roles like analyst and consultant. Although most students secured internships, they were primarily with local companies.

Placements: The placements are average, and 10% of students in the CS course are placed in internships and placements at companies like Wipro, KPMG, and Care Health Insurance Ltd.are offered. The top roles offered in my course are data analyst, data entry intern, web developer, etc.

Placements: Sixty percent of ex batch was placed in our college. The highest package was 1 Lacs and the lowest was twenty five thousand. Top recruiting companies were kpmg, starbucks and many more. Some of the students get internship in places like Delhi. Rajkumar rao is also a product of ATMA.

Placements: The placement rate is average. Mostly B.Com students get placement and B.Sc students hardly get the placement. Though the placement cell of ARSD college works hard in contacting companies and giving opportunities to students. The average package is 4-5 LPA which is good for starting a career.

Placements: Placement opportunities in the college were not good for the department of Chemistry and also internships were very few. The maximum a student can do is to get a project under the guidance of any professor. Roles offered in the Chemistry department include research projects or lab assistant.

Placements: As I did my last semesters during the lockdown, so there are very few students who are placed directly through college placements, however, some of them went directly through openings. It would be great enough if students keep on improving their skills while being in the college, that will certainly help.

Placements: Only 10-15% of the students got placed this year. On their social handles, they show many companies names, but none of them offered jobs, except for a few. Almost 30% of the students got an internship this year via Intern-O-Feria. The top role offered is GET, i.e., graduate technical engineer. The most common roles offered are sales analyst and business developer.

Placements: There are around 70 students in our batch, and no one got placed in any company through college recruitment. The recruitment cell did not work well. Each student started searching for other job options rather than their course. There is no particular department for our course, which makes this course of no use.

Placements: Almost 90% of the students got placed in our course. The highest salary offered is 2 lacs per month, and the lowest salary offered is Rs.15,000 per month. Amazon, Infosys, Safari, Giatec, etc. , are the top recruiters. The placement statistics of the college are good. I think a good student can easily get any good internship. I am not sure what percentage of students got internships.

Placements: Placement cell is not very active but there were a few companies which came for recruitment for a very less package. Student can apply to central placement cell if they want to find a job in their respective field of interest. More or less the placements are below average.

Placements: Around 80% of the batch has gone for further studies like MCA, MSc and MBA. The rest have taken up jobs related to the technical or non-technical field. Many companies did not offer technical jobs to a BSc graduate. Companies which visited our college were related to customer service or sales.

Placements: My college does not provide placement opportunities to the students. Ghough there were some placements in commerce department but in my course there has not been any placement from the college. Neither any student gets chance to appear in any test or interview from the side of college.

Placements: I really don't know about the placement. Frankly speaking, I had never visited the placement cell of our college. Students got placements in various companies. You not only need to score high marks for placements, but you must also have the guts to speak in front of the faculty, teachers and all.

Placements: The placements did not take place in this college. Most of the students either opted for masters or government jobs. There is a placement society, but they neither supported us nor took any interest in placements. You are solely responsible for yourself. Although the central placement cell does have jobs in the last months as 3-4 jobs for 80 students is not enough.

Placements: The placement of 2015 was not up to the mark. Only Concentrix and RBS visited the campus. Around 2.2L package was offered which again is less. 20% of the students got selected, who later on did not receive the offer letter. But in the year 2016, KPMG visited and offered a 3L package, which is pretty good.

Placements: The college has a placement cell which is working for the welfare of students. 3-4 lacs was the average package offered to the students. Companies like TCS, Wipro, etc. come in the college for placement drive. The highest salary offered was 5 lacs and the lowest salary offered was 2 lacs. No internship offers for the students in the college.

Fees: As it is a part of Delhi University and B.Sc (H) Physics is a funded course, fees is very less. It is only around 10, 000 per year. Infrastructure: A lot of construction work is going on at the moment and development in infrastructure can be seen clearly. Although it might take another year or two to finish all the work. Till then, infrastructure is decent but labs need some improvement. One advantage of being in this college is that it is next to south campus and very soon will be easily...