Hansraj College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Malka Ganj

Placements: Students go for higher studies after B.Sc. life science but interested students inform placement cell of the college and sit for interviews. They join companies that do not require any core skills. Students keep on learning new skills and get placed based on their skills.

Placements: Our college conducts placement drives annually. An internship fair was organised in which reputed MNCs and government-run companies visited our campus for placements. They were so many opportunities for students if they put in some effort on their own. The overall placements were good.

Placements: I am pursuing my B.Sc. (H) Physics from the college. The overall percentage placements in my course last year was 32%. The maximum package being offered as 4 lakhs per year and the minimum being 0.8 lakhs per year. 40% of girls got internships and the top role offered was of junior scientist.

Placements: The Placement Cell of the college is very active. Students can avail themselves for the placement opportunities from the fifth semester. I have been selected as a content writer in the fifth semester. I was offered a INR 4.6 LPA in an esteemed company. More than 40 percent of students end up getting jobs. I have decided to earn some experience as a content writer and then apply for the M.A. journalism programme.

Placements: 10% of students from my class were placed in the placement session and very good companies and the highest package was around 15 Lacs per annum in the lowest package was 10 Lacs per annum so the average we can see is 12 lacs per annum companies like you Demi unacademy were there for placement and like 50% of the students did internship in very good companies from Internshala and the top rolls offered in my course were teacher HR and the resource person.

Placements: Around 30% of students got placed in good companies. The highest package offered is 15 Lacs per annum, the lowest package is 4 LPA, and the average package is 7 LPA. Most of the students do internships in good companies. Some companies take students for science and research work for study purposes.

Placements: Those students who got around 8 to 9 CGPA are good for placement but I would like to say that for the placement your other extra skills are more important than CGPA like marketing and cooperative. There are so many companies that come and give a good amount of salary package to a deserving candidate. The highest package is around 10 LPA, the average is 5-6 LPA, and the lowest is 1-2 LPA. There are a few percentage criteria for internship.

Placements: Since this is a Arts course their is no scope of placement. However their are plenty of opportunities to join in as intern is several firms or government organisations. The societies give you golden opportunities to meet with entrepreneurs and educated scholars which will really help you in your overall development.

Placements: Students were eligible for campus placements from the 2nd semester. Evepaper and learn were some internships offered by companies. The highest salary package offered was 15 LPA, and the minimum salary package offered was 5 LPA. Almost 60% of students were placed.

Placements: Students from science don't get placements but commerce students get placed with a good salary. The average salary package is 6 to 7 LPA. Computer science students also get placements.

Placements: There is less percentage of placements for this course and less percentage of people get placed. As far as I know, only 2-3 seniors got placed from this course. Basically, this is the best if you want to pursue research and post-graduation in different science courses.

Placements: It is not a professional course but if you're willing to read philosophy then for sure, you aren't too much concerned with the professional world. Hansraj College is the only college in the whole of DU to provide this combination which may look weird to some. But for sure, both the subjects compliment each other and it'll be a fun 3-year ride for the one who opts for it.

Placements: There are no placements in this course. There are no recruiting companies for this course. Internships are available for this course. The course is lengthy and most of the part is practical. After Botany honors, you can go for M.Sc. in botany in the research area.

Placements: Placements are average. Very less companies visit to hire students. If students are looking for placements then I will not recommend Hansraj college or any other college of Delhi University for this course.

Placements: Around 40% to 60% of students in our college were placed. The highest salary package would be 7 LPA, and the lowest salary package maybe 4 LPA. At our college, around 20% to 30% of students are doing internships. 

Placements: The highest salary package offered in 2022 was 36.5 LPA, and the average salary package was 7.5 LPA. The number of placement offers was about 245. Top recruiting partners included Deloitte, Accenture, ICICI bank, WIPRO, HCL, and many more. Most of the previous alumni are still working in the business development sector.

Placements: Mostly, the students of B.Com and B.A. Economic honors get placed in different companies. Various companies visited our campus for various profiles in Goldman Sachs, Flipkart, Amazon, JP Morgan, and top MNC visited our campus. Mostly, jobs in the finance sector, banking, and consulting sector.

Placements: Our course is a new course which is come into light in 2021 during covid 19, so students have a batch of 2021. It is placements course as students study commerce and economics in this course. Students have internships fair every year and can get internships according to their skills.

Placements: The first thing about our college is that zero companies visited our college. No one was placed yet. But B.Com students got the opportunities. Companies like KPMG, OYO, SIEMENS, etc., visited our campus. About 10 of every 50 students got internships. Commerce was the most favorite subject.

Placements: Since I am in my first year, I don't know much about placements. Also, students of my course generally don't go for placements as most of them prepare for government exams especially, civil services as Economics and history both help in preparing for them. Some also want to pursue Masters either in economics or history.