Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Netaji Nagar

Placements: I have my batch mates placed at companies like E&Y and KPMG amongst other companies. It all depends on your calibre as you get the opportunity here. You have to the seize them. We get startups to big conglomerates for the placement. Recently we had Urbanclap, E&Y, KPMG, FIS and others who came for the placement.

Placements: Placements up to 7 lakhs per annum have taken place in our college from the courses of BCom honours, the B.A program and B.A Hons. People have got a lot of internships from everywhere, but they do not get it from the college campus. The people and the crowd is really good, there is a society called Vyappar which organises an internship fair and people can get the internship from various different backgrounds. There is a placement cell in the college that works for the benefits of the college and...

Placements: Placements are done by many companies and they always look for the best student. The companies take interviews and give internships to the students. Companies like Tata, Wipro etc comes our college for finding the talented students. Placements are not so easy for the students because there is less demand and more supply of the job positions.

Placements: The placements in our college are not that good, with most people not getting placed. The average package is usually around 3-4 lakhs per annum. Most of the students in my course usually concentrate on doing CA. The placement cell is not efficient and effective.

Placements: College has a good placement record. Companies visiting the campus very often includes Bharti Airtel, KPMG, IBM, Protiviti, E&Y, etc. Average salary package offered to students ranges between 4-5 LPA. Internships programmes are also offered by the college.

The college has some of the best faculty members in DU. The crowd is amazing and since the college is still in the developing phase, the infrastructure is still not up to the mark. Big four Accounting firms come for placements along with many other well-established companies. The college doesn't come under DUSU, so the elections are also held properly without any nuisance. Eating joints nearby are okay, and not that great. And finally, they charge a meager fee as the college is run by the gov...

The college is good, but it is not very happening. There is no excitement at all. It is at a remote location. The professors are good, but the infrastructure is very poor. There is no water cooler, no gym, very poor facilities for sports, slow fans, no smart classes, and the ground is in a very poor condition. The fresher's party was very bad. The students are nice and friendly. A mini market is present nearby, which is good for quick snacks. Course-wise, it is a good college. Attendance is no...

My college is very awesome in terms of giving exposure to different segments of life to students. It helps in building the overall personality by giving them access to various societies like drama, games, cultural, educational, etc. Our college teachers are also very helpful in giving formal and informal help in studies as well as building up the career of the students. As far as placements are concerned, companies like EY, KPMG, Proximity have come to or college for giving students good jobs....

Placements: Idk about the placement yet as I haven't got any for now Hoping to get soon But it's difficult to reach how to get placement Nothing is getting informed to us Honours students are getting interviews but we are not getting any information on that.

Placements: The placement cell is very active and you can expect good placement but not too much as compare to other colleges of North campus. Teacher are very supportive and everything else is okay, you will get experience of real life as college invite various people .

Placements: The placements offered are mainly for commerce or economics students. Very few students from B.A. courses sit for placements. Top recruiting companies are KPMG, Deloitte, Ernst and Young and Hindustan Times. The highest package offered was of 6 to 7 LPA.

Placements: Since I am a 1st-year student, I can speak about the internships and not the placements. Many companies came to our college for summer internships, and many students got selected too. Packages are not too high as per data, but yes, many students still take college placements.

Placements: During my time cutoff for DCAC went to 95.5% top recruiting companies was KPMG and EY. Top roles offered was B.Com and B.A. hons economics the highest package offered as 6 Lacs p a the lowest package was 3.3 Lacs pa a small percentage of student got internship from college students try more from off campus through platform like linkedin .

Placements: 1) To be honest, the placement record of our college is slightly better than that of other colleges. Most of the students who meet the company's criteria get placed, and the placement percentage will be around 30-35 percent. 2) The highest package for my course is 6.2 LPA, the lowest was 3 LPA, and the median package was 4.5 LPA per annum (as per the placement committee's record). 3) Not all MNCs are coming to the campus, but yes, mid-tech companies are coming. 4) As for internships, PreGrad, Up...

Placements: Around 20% of students got placed in our course. The highest salary package offered is 6 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 3 LPA. Around 2-3 companies visit our college to recruit students. Around 30% of students got internships.

Placements: The Big4 visits the college campus along with other top MNCs. The average salary has also jumped to around 5 lacs per annum. Most of the students get placed. I think the placement cell works really hard and maintains a healthy relation with the companies.