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

Placements: I am in the fifth semester, and no student got placed from my course yet. There were companies offering internships, but most of them were offering either content writing or marketing internships. I am not interested in any of those, so I never tried for an internship.

Placements: There are very less opportunities for placements in the political science course. Many students of humanities suffer because of this so students have to think about it. There are very fewer opportunities for students. Commerce background students will get placements or opportunities to choose.

Placements: I am in the fifth semester, and no student got placed from my course yet. Companies offer internships, but most of those are either content writing internships or marketing internships. I am not interested in any of those, so I never tried for internships.

Placements: Students get the lowest package of 2 LPA, an average of 4.25 LPA, and the highest of 12 LPA from top companies like KPMG, EY, etc. About 50% to 60% of students get internships.

Placements: In our college, around 60% of students were placed last year. Some students from our course have given the UPSC exam and are serving as IAS officers. That's why I chose this course and on it I chose humanities subjects because I want to become an IAS officer.

Placements: The rate is not so high. They work with limited companies. Mainly associate profile or as an intern. Selection in the placement cell is guarded by interviews, once you get selected, you earn a little professionalism. They give you a great experience.

Placements: Most of the students took up MBA, and also this course needs a higher degree of Masters to provide any sufficient result, so that's a negative point. The college has a placement cell, and it provides many internship opportunities to students. The college offers opportunities where students can try social entrepreneurship.

Placements: There is no placement cell in college, but this college will definitely open vast career opportunities for you as it will enhance excellent traits in your personality. One of the seniors from B.Com (Hons. ) has been placed at ICICI Bank as an officer and his salary package is 5 LPA.

Placements: There were 60 students and around 10 were placed. The average salary package is Rs.19,000 per month. Around 15 to 20 students got internships. Our teacher tell us to do post graduation from Germany to get a good salary package.

Placements: Approximately 80% of the students got placements from Dyal Singh College and it includes a good number of studentS from other collegeS and universities as well. The highest salary package offered till now is 4 LPA and the lowest upto 1 LPA. Top roles offered are business executive, marketing, human resources, etc. Companies like EY, Byju's, etc., also visit the college campus.

Placements: I don't know how many students were placed in our course. This course is good for those who prepare for the UPSC exam and other government exams because you study some or many topics of UPSC in our course. This is not bad if you want to prepare for the UPSC exam.

Placements: Minimum placements are 72%. No one will get placements.

Placements: Students hardly get placements from this college directly although this college build their personality so that they could get success in the respective fields. The professors are good and they understand the situation of students and teach them accordingly.

Placements: In this college, the students should get 80-90% of the marks. The highest salary package offered is 8 LPA. The minimum salary package offered is 4 LPA. Accenture, TCS, etc., are the recruiting companies for bachelor of arts. The students get internships, at least 80-90% of students internships in Insightone, Easyeats, Bookwise, etc.

Placements: Most of the students go for UPSC preparation after this course, and very few students try for placements.

Placements: Our college is not famous for good placements. If you are planning to work in the private sector and are thinking of getting directly placed in college after graduation, then I should tell you that this is not the college for you. It's not like that you will not get a place. But there is very little chance to get placed in a good company from our college as very few good companies come.

Placements: In DSCE, there are a lot of internship programs from many startup companies with stipends too. A lot of students got placements in really good companies, as I have learned from my friends. Although I haven't experienced any placement interviews as I am in my 2nd year, I have experienced many internships.

Placements: The members of the placement cell of Dyal Singh Evening College are really hard working. They try their best to provide the best placement opportunities to its students. The placement cell conducts an internship fair also in March-April for all students, irrespective of the year they are in. As I am in my first year, I actually don't have much knowledge about the packages, but I have heard from the placement cell during its orientation that the average package offered last year was somewhere aro...

Placements: Many MNCs need people from this course. The data analyst role is offered in this course. Students get good salary packages.

Placements: Students of my course English (Honors) course usually don't prefer to do a job after graduation. They pursue master's after graduating, so students in my course are not much interested in placements but otherwise, placement at this college is average. The placement cell is active on our campus and the average salary package offered is like 3 LPA - 4 LPA.