Deshbandhu College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Kalkaji

Placements: Delhi University is a very reputed institution, making placements relatively easy. However, in Biochemistry, most students prefer pursuing further studies. Even for those seeking placements after their Bachelor's degree, securing a job is quite feasible.

Placements: 18 percent of students in my course were placed. The highest package was 30,000 per year, the lowest was 25,000 per year, and the average package was around 24,000 per year. Asian Paints was the top recruiting company. Almost 30 percent of students got internships.

Placements: The placements are average at Deshbandhu College of Delhi University. Some of the past recruiters have been Genpact, IBM, Asian Paints, and Uber. The average package offered is around INR 4 LPA. The companies also come for the internship fair. The placement cell is active too.

Placements: B.Sc. Physical Science Chemistry offers no placements; rather, most of the students are going for higher education like PhDs, and many are preparing for government competitive exams like CDS, AFCAT, CAPF, and civil services. Some are targeting MBA, which can boost their profile for the corporate sector.

Placements: It's difficult to predict a definite percentage of students placed directly after this course in Deshbandhu college, University of Delhi since placements and job opportunities are microscopic here. However, 15-20% of students are placed on-campus. The administration and the students show no interest in building a functional cell, nor does the authority build any connections with companies/alumni as of now. Even though the Instagram of CYFLE-The Placement Cell, Deshbandhu College is fairly active...

Placements: Placement ratio is average. The average ratio is around INR 4-5 lakhs. Many companies participate in the placement drive. The placement cell of the college is not very active, but there are many internship opportunities. Most of them are unpaid, though you can try.

Placements: The course that is Biochemistry honors is not a professional course like B. tech. It doesn't offer any direct job opportunities because you did this course. The course itself is very descriptive and most people pursue their masters after this, a small portion of the students go for government jobs (graduate level) and some even for private jobs (unrelated to the field).

Placements: None of my batchmates were placed during the course. There are no recruiting companies related to our course, but there is a separate placement cell. Many companies approach students from other courses and provide internships in fields like digital marketing or human resources.

Placements: The placements and job opportunities at this college are decent, but the salaries offered by the recruiters during the placement season are not very high. It really depends on the interview performance of the individual candidate. The average salary package ranges from 5 lakhs to 7 lakhs.

Placements: The college is required to have a separate placement cell, CYFLE, which has renowned faculty members with great links and also students, to mediate amongst other students. The cell organizes regular camps and events to offer various employment options and internships to students.

Placements: Placement is average. The highest package is around 20–22 LPA, with an average of 4-5LPA. Some big companies comes to recruit students with good package. But it is not table. There are several other courses in the college, like B. Tech, MBA, etc. They may be have good placement.

Placements: The placements of the college are quite good. Around 60% of the students get placed from the batch every year. The placement cell is active. As science students generally opt for masters further, placements are mostly taken up by commerce students.

Placements: Around 50% of the students get placed from the course but most of the students further go for higher studies. TCS, Nescafe, Amul etc. Are some of the companies who come for placement in our college. Students get a good package as well pf around 4-5LPA. So yes the overall placement is good.

Placements: The placement of Deshbandhu College is good. Many companies visit the campus for recruitment and their placement cell is quite good. Deshbandhu College is active and helps the students with good internship and placements The college also provides career counselling to students to upgrade their skill for market needs.

Placements: College placements in very reputed companies like Accenture, Infosys, Genpact, Adani, Tata, and Reliance, with a good package; the average package is $800,000 per year. You can go abroad for training and placement. At least 45 percent of the students got the internship and placement.

Placements: Most of the students—98% of them—go for higher education. But you can get placed if you want in various firms. In terms of salary, it can go around 3 to 8 lacs per annum. Top recruiters are companies like Dr. Reddy Laboratory and Cipla Biotechnology.

Placements: Most of the students get placements but not that much good package, but some of the companies offer 20-25 LPA. The recruiter companies include OLA, GOOGLE, and WIPRO. My course has above-average placements, and every 4 out of 10 students get placements.

Placements: At Deshbandhu College, you are not going to get placement; you have to start preparation. The college is not for placement; they are going to give you a graduation degree. There is no placement here. You are not going to get it. There is no such thing as a placement department.

Placements: Our college does not provide very good placements. Only a few students got placed in our course. A few companies visit our college to recruit our course students. Many companies visit our college to recruit B.Com students. Many marketing companies visit our college. The average salary package offered is 3.5 LPA.

Placements: Various companies based in the medical sciences and chemical industries offer placement. More than 20% of students get placement here every year as per their choice, but a lot of students try to get involved in government jobs, so they start preparing for UPSC and other higher education.