Dyal Singh College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Lodi Colony

Placements: Our batch is 2020-24. I am in B.Com. The highest salary package offered is 6 LPA. The average salary package offered is 3.5 LPA. Top recruiting companies are KPMG, EY, and Genpact. They are mass hiring companies. Internships that are provided are mostly in sales. The stipend offered is Rs. 5,000-10,000 per month.

Placements: We have a placement cell in our college, and also we can participate in the overall DU placement cell, which is really helpful. A decent amount of placements is there. But what matters is skills. Although the degree you got is helpful, everything else just depends on the personality of the person. DU also provides internships, paid or unpaid; both are really helpful.

Placements: I am rating the placement of my college 4 because it's improving every year with a lot of new companies joining in. Since I am a fresher, I don't have first-hand experience with the placement procedure, but I can tell you the basic details. CV Scan, Aptitude Test, Group Discussion, and Personal Interview are some of the basic steps in the process. It is advisable to maintain an 8 CGPA in all years since companies do have some minimum eligibility criteria. The average of this year is 5 LPA and th...

Placements: Hello Everyone, My name is Amrit Raj and I'm doing B.Com at Dyal Singh College, South Campus, DU. In my course, almost 75 - 80 % of students get placed in companies like Accenture, Genpact, and many more. The maximum package that a student secured in my course is 36 Lacs per annum and the average is around 5.6 or 5.7 Lacs per annum. Companies that visited our campus for placement and internships provided us with different types of roles like audit assistant, business development executive, finan...

Placements: The placement is average, as a few hundred students from a select few courses get placed, but those who do, get a good company and package. Many good companies come for placement, like Deloitte, KPMG, etc. The highest package was 3,600,000 per annum, and the average package was 540,000 per annum.

Placements: College placement is not that good. But I would rate it average. About 39 to 40% students get placed every year. The highest package is 21 Lacs per annum, and the lowest is 7 to 8 Lacs per annum. Top recruiting companies are Zomato, Swiggy, and Amazon. About 70% of students got internships from my course in tech companies such as HR Manager. Roles offered in Amazon are language translator, manager, and specialists.

Placements: It provides average placements for the Com and Science courses, and it is fair enough. Not so big companies approach this college, but yes, if you study hard, you don't need to rely on placements from the college side. That’s what I believe, you can land up in the market and bag opportunities yourself.

Placements: The course ISC Physical Science is good for those who opted for the three subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Math. The percentage of students is 60%. Placement is not there, but in other courses, placement is done differently. Overall, good experience, with passing in 2026.

Placements: Not sure about placements because my course was B.Sc. Physical Science with Chemistry. But for other courses like B.Com (Hons). Placements are average. An internship fair is organized by the evening college every year, so you can get internships easily if you are eligible.

Placements: The placement of Dyal Singh is average. Being on the south campus, average companies come for placements. A few of the companies that visit are Deloitte, Inara, Delta X, and Tata Consultancy. Around 30–40% of students get internships. The placement cell updates the students frequently if there's any internship or job available.

Placements: College is nice but placement is not so good. You have to find your own, which is very difficult. And the annual package is 2-3 lacs per annum, which is very low. There were only a few courses that offered a high package. Recently, Dyal Singh has an active placement cell that provides jobs and internships to students.

Placements: Last year's data showed a placement rate of 35% and the average salary offered was 9 lacs. The highest package offered was 35 Lacs per annum. Top companies for recruitment were Big 4 firms: EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PWC, which are considered the best for B.Com. students. The placement cell is very active and frequent internship offers are given to students in small companies.

Placements: College is nice but the placement is not so good. You can't rely on only college to have a good future; you have to do hard work and establish connections on your own. Try to find more internships and opportunities on your own rather than relying on college because the average package of Dyal Singh is around 2 lakh per annum, which is very low. And only in selected courses do students get internships and job offers.

Placements: Around 20% of the college students were placed recently. Highest package was offered was 9 lakhs and the lowest offered was 2 lakhs. The average package ranges from 3.5 to 4.5 lakhs. Boat, Naario, Aim India, PWC, Indigo were some of the top companies recruiting in college. 30-35% of the students got internship in the companies like Boat, Naario HDFC Bank, KPMG India etc. Top roles offered in my course were management roles, diplomatic roles, counselling roles etc.

Placements: There were no placements in my batch. Only some sales companies came, which were not related to my field. Some students got placed on their own as our college didn’t assist us with placements, and that’s why the majority of students didn’t get placed. So, please start preparing for your placements from the 1st year onwards, as it will help you in your final year.

Placements: If you are expecting that the top companies will come to your college and recruit you, then you all are living in a dream world. The companies are looking for something different in you—your talent, etc. You also have the advantage, as attendance is not that important; even if you have 10% of attendance, you'll get the admit card. So just focus on making your CV so strong that every company will come and want to hire you for your work.

Placements: I don't think that in Maths Hons you will think of placements. People do Maths Hons for higher education or some do it so that they can get a degree and give government exams. But some of them get placements as they have prepared for an actuarial science course on the side, so you can pursue Maths Hons if you are willing to do so.

Placements: This year, almost 150-200 students were admitted to my course. The average package offered in our college is between 10-15 lakhs. On average, 80% of students get placements from our course in large companies like Tata Steel, Adani, Reliance, etc. Roles offered in our course can be in teaching, research, philosophy, or civil services.

Placements: Placement of the college is good, as the cell offers internships and placements from companies like Terra Motors, Bajaj, EY, and Myntra. The highest package was 23.5 LPA for placements and 50,000 for internships during the internship fair. Students of English Honors, History Honors, Political Science, and the B.A. program are offered job profiles such as HR Intern, Content Intern, Marketing Intern, and Social Media Intern.

Placements: Around 20% of students were placed, with the highest package being around 8 lakhs per annum and the lowest at 2 lakhs per annum. I'm not sure about the recruiting companies. Since our course is not designed for campus placements, we need to go for higher studies. There is no formal recruitment in our course.