Indraprastha College for Women Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Civil Lines

Placements: Our college has a placement cell named JEET. Academically average and interested students apply for placements. I never found that the placement cell is much synergistic. Overall, our college is just average.

Placements: You should join the course only if you are interested in studying the subject and wish to do masters in it. Most students go for MCA or M.Sc after this. Internships are provided from time to time by the placement cell. The cell is very active in providing opportunities. Though most good job opportunities are for commerce students, and CS people can find good internships too. You can always go for off-campus placements for companies like HCL, TCS, etc. Chances of getting hired are good if you hav...

Placements: The highest package offered to a student was Rs.18.5 lacs p. a. in the previous year. This year average packages were between Rs. 6 to 7 lacs p. a. Top recruiting companies include De and Shaw, Deloitte etc. Apart from this, the placement cell of the college is also active. It organises various seminars to prepare students for I interviews.

Placements: More than 80% of the students who applied for placements are selected. Top companies like Deloitte, E &Y, Oberoi Group, D.E. Shaw, SAB, etc., visit our campus for placements. The average salary package offered for graduates is 4.5 LPA approximately. Many internship opportunities are provided to the students by the placement cell related to different fields.

Placements: More than 80% of students are selected for placements. Where Deloitte, Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers Pvt Ltd are the top recruiting companies visited for placement. Also, maximum internship opportunities are provided by JEET-The placement cell. The average salary package offered was 4.6 LPA.

Placements: I am not very sure as I am a first-year student, but I think the placements are good. I don't know about the companies either, as it is not very important for my course. We get to meet our alumni who guide us. There is a placement cell, and it provides internships frequently. Both paid and unpaid internships are offered.

Placements: I am a 1st-year student, so I am not aware of placements. But according to other students, the college provides students with good placements in various companies. Departments like English, psychology and economics get better placements comparatively, in private companies.

Placements: I don't know much about placements. But, about 75% of the students from my batch got internships. Mostly, internships are non-paid and are offered in the sales department. From our seniors, we heard that placements are not too good. They are average, and not all the students got placements.

Placements: I am not very sure about the statistics, but I think the placements are good. The commerce department usually gets a lot of placements from college. There is a career guidance and placement cell in place which continuously sends across job and internship opportunities.

Placements: Jeet, the Placement Cell provides really good placement opportunities with companies such as Holidify, Limeroad and also with various Foundations such as Aashman, Asmat-Asmat (NGO) and with Variety of Technology related areas. It provides with no. Of career counselling classes as well.

Placements: The placement society of our college was not active before our batch. But, it became very active when we were in our third year. So, there were a couple of companies that did visit our college. It is also good to see that even as the alumnus of the college, they still take care of us and give us opportunities.

Placements: Many students have gone for higher studies, and some students got internships. My senior batch had quite good placement opportunities as compared to our batch. There is a separate placement cell which helps us get different kinds of opportunities. We also have department wise placement cell representatives.

Placements: Our classes are held at the Faculty of Mathematical Sciences, University of Delhi, and the placement cell began its journey in 2014-15. Currently, there are not many companies that have visited the campus for placements. But we are at a developing stage, and it is going to be better than the previous sessions. Roles of business analyst, associate consultant, and data analyst are offered to students. The average salary package offered was 6-7 LPA, and the highest salary package offered was 11.50 ...

Placements: As the placement cell was not active during my tenure, only 1-2 companies have visited the campus, and even the salary packages are very unattractive. No students from our batch opted for any placements through college. Since it is a graduation college, it was not mandatory to do an internship. Thus, students got the internships on their own as per their requirements.

Placements: The college doesn't provide any placement opportunities as it's a government college. Even the course that I opted is merely for graduation, so one cannot expect placements after completing it. But I am not sure about the placements of rest of the departments in this college.

Placements: The college has an active placement cell which does its best in approaching reputed organisations which provide placement opportunities for the students. Some of the biggest opportunities provided include the teach for India fellowship, opportunity to work with NIIT and many other organisations like this.

Placements: Placements of the college are excellent. The companies which visit here realise the potential and talent of each and every student. The companies which visit here also conduct mock interviews with senior professional experts. Students here are very talented.

Placements: IPCW's placement cell is very active and provides placement opportunities in different fields. Good companies like Urbanclap, Dyson, tour and travel companies visited our college, and many students were placed. Many students are working for NGOs as well, to serve the society.

Placements: None. There were no placements for B.A. programme. The people who took internships and were a part of the placement cell were the only ones who got some chances. Others were clueless about the procedure for applying for placements. The course didn't offer too many options for people with basic disciplines.

Placements: Since my course doesn't require any placements, I don't know about it exactly. But, I have observed that the placement cell of the college is very active and always provides internship opportunities for the students. I don't know the exact figures, but the placements were quite good for B.Com (Hons) students.