Institute of Home Economics Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Hauz khas

Placements: Max. 400 students were enrolled in the course; only 0.1% got placement through college, whereas most of the children found the internship and placement by themselves. Only small startup firms were there to recruit. They are providing basic knowledge of professional skills only, and still students are not getting valuable skills to get placement. Because basic is not enough, it needs to be brought to an intermediate or advanced level.

Placements: Top recruiting companies of our college are Nestle, FICCI, and many MNCs. Negligible to zero placements were offered to the previous two batches because of covid. Even if the placements are provided they are below average. Almost 75% of the students easily get internships but mostly unpaid. Roles offered are as Pediatrics, nutritionist, councilors, fashion designer, etc.

Placements: As of lockdown 2020, the pass outs were not placed in any good company. Most of them got a job on their own, and the others had to go for Masters. People struggle for getting placed into FMCG companies, that's what our course is, but all we get is HR, social media marketing etc.

Placements: In our course, the highest salary offered is Rs. 40,000 per month, the lowest salary offered is Rs. 15,000 per month and the average salary offered is Rs. 25000 per month. Shiv Nadar School, Presidium, Heritage School, Ark Foundation, Delhi Public School and Bharat National Public School are the top recruiters. Roles offered are teacher, NGO employees and curriculum developer. Around 35-40% of the students got an internship from college.

Placements: Some nice companies are called too but the conversion rate was v low and most companies dont provide stipened Companies like unschool, comely, and mostly startups come to recruit which in my opinion is nice to begin with My course offers to be a dietician or a fashion or a special teacher