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

Placements: There were about 54 students in my batch, all from different states of the country. Though everyone has their own personal group, everyone is helpful and friendly to each other. Four of our semesters happened online and we all helped each other. And all of us passed our graduation without any back. Many of my classmates also did internships here and there.

Placements: About 20 to 30% of students were placed in my course. There is no such package for students in the B.A. Programme course. Since there are no placements for this course, there is no recruitment going on. Many students get internships on their own since our college does not provide any placements in our course. The top roles offered in my course could be in teaching, research, etc.

Placements: There are no placements that I know as of now. But the College should be working on this and should improve these things. But yes, the college provides many internship opportunities to students and provides different types of activity-related programs to help them out .

Placements: Well, I'm a student of B.Com (Hons) of the 2026 batch. We have a placement cell named JET, and it is really active in providing students with internship opportunities and also attracting the topmost companies for placement. 70% of students were placed this year in top companies like EY and Deloitte. The highest package was 2,200,000, the lowest offered was 200,000, and the average package is 400,000. Almost 75% are able to crack internships in top companies like EY. Top roles are financial audit...

Placements: The average placement of the college is around 17 lacs per annum, which is quite good. The best point about the college is that it provides on-campus placement opportunities for students, and the famous Big Four companies also come to the college to recruit from the amazing pool of students.

Placements: Around 80% of students are given guaranteed placements. Courses like B.Com. mass communication and psychology offered placements. Placements are around 7 lakhs per annum and it far exceeds the cost of education here. Talking about internships, there are several opportunities for them.

Placements: Students get decently placed, but only those who opted for placements. The majority of students opted for higher studies. The highest salary offered is Rs. 1,00,000 per month. The lowest salary offered is Rs. 30,000 per month. Wipro, EY, and Deloitte are top recruiting companies in B.Com Hons. The majority of students get internship offers. Internships are solid. Financial analyst or auditor is a top role offered.

Placements: The college placement cell is good. There's a cell named JEE placement cell and one JEE IPCW placement cell, and both do placements. But the only thing is if you work and study hard, you will get it, especially in academic matters. Companies like Deloitte, Microsoft, Niti Aayog and many more are recruiting.

Placements: Around 70% of students in our course here have 30 LPA, which is the highest and 5 LPA is the average. Many companies recruit for the official social work. But for getting selection, one should be very passionate and hardworking. Talking about sociology, although people assumed that it isn't a highly paid subject, the post for social workers in UN, NGO, those who paid appoint the students.

Placements: Though no one from my batch was placed, 8 to 9 percent of students from my senior batches were placed in distinct companies. From other courses, there were many placements during my graduation. Also, the placement cell of my college is really efficient. They can help you get new opportunities and guide you through your career. Each year, many companies, including MNCs, approach our college in search of young minds, and you can apply for yourself.

Placements: So, honestly speaking, mostly Hons. courses don't get any placements because it's a non-technical degree but people who are a part of the placement cell do get good opportunities and offers for internships and jobs with a good stipend. The placement cell offers a lot of opportunities throughout the year.

Placements: Placements are very less here; only MMC and BCom students get placement, and the average package is 17 lacs. There is no such placement for arts background students, so if you are from an arts background and thinking about joining this college for placement, it's not worth it.

Placements: Around 150 out of 200 students were offered fair placement opportunities in the course. Some students seek to get into internships in their second year itself. The college also provides a minor degree in a subject (General Elective Course) if you study it for 3.5 years continuously which provides higher chances of receiving good placements. Top Recruiting company would be Print Hub which conducts both exam and interview to recruit.

Placements: Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi, has its placement cell named JEET. Every year it recruits the students who want to be placed and provides the placement opportunities to the students from every field. The annual package is around 5-6 lakh per annum; it helps the students in their CVs and interviews.

Placements: The placements are moderate. A good number of students get placed in every course, and I am not aware of the highest package, but I think it was around 22 Lacs per annum. The top recruiter is Deloitte, and many students get internships from this course in well-known multinational companies as well.

Placements: It depends on the course you are opting for. If you have B.Com (Hons) or a course like CS, then you'll get good placements. There are also placements available in Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, and English. It ultimately depends on the student's capacity and performance.

Placements: With the existence of the JET activity placements, most students are placed well. They offer 84 seats for quality training. The typical package cost about 7 LPA. Deloitte, Accenture, Godrej, Brain and Company, and other major hiring firms have been listed. There were 200 placement possibilities in the prior batch, including fellowships.

Placements: Placement cell of Indraprastha College for women is average. Not so good and not so bad. There are several renowned companies that come their for placements, and many deserving students also get the opportunity. The placement packages of Indraprastha College for women vary from course to course. But the average placement package for college is 5.22 LPA, and the highest package is 22 LPA.

Placements: In B.Com (Hons), a good number of students got placed, as many companies offer good CTC during placements. Some of the companies that recruit from IPCW include Deloitte, KPMG, EY, Zomato, Willis Towers Watson, Deshaw, and others. The average package received by B.Com (Hons) students is 4.7-5 LPA, with the highest package of 21 LPA offered by Deshaw. Students get placed in good roles like Business Analyst, Auditing Assistant, HR, Tax Analyst, and many others. IPCW also offers various internships ...

Placements: The placement record is not good for our college, as very few numbers of companies reach out, and the average package they provide is not much. Companies like Accenture, Deloitte, etc. reach out. The new education policy included internships last year, but for now we are not getting anything.