Kirori Mal College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,North Campus

Placements: My course is Political Science. So it provides us opportunities related to public policy and analysis of political movements. Currently, I am working with IQAC, being head of my department of Political Science, in an internship that reviews the work by department.

Placements: Active and well-designed and organized placement cell for all the students. Around 50-60 percent of students were easily selected or recruited by reputed companies and institutions. The highest package goes up to 21 lakhs, average of 5 lakhs, and the lowest of 3 lakhs.

Placements: My name is Pankaj Meena, and my course is BSc. Chemistry Honors 3rd year. I am passing out in the 2024 batch. My batch very few students take placement in my course.in Kirori Mal College, the highest package is 3-4 lakh and the lowest package is 50000 so it is not good for students. My multinational companies come for placement in my college, such as TCS and many others. In my course, only 20 to 30 percent of students got internships and took placements at TCS and other companies .

Placements: The placements cell of my college is brilliant. It doesn't get a lot of offers for the students, both jobs and internships. The process is very smooth. The average placement is around 6 LPA, which is nice for a DU college, and companies like Accenture, KPMG, DE Shaw, etc., all visit the college.

Placements: I'm still pursuing my B.Com course, but last year almost 172 got placed through the placement drive. The highest package is 23 lakhs, the lowest one was around 3 lakhs, and the average is just about 10 lakhs. The top recruiting companies were KPMG, EY, PWC, HCL Technologies, and many others like these. The most number of students got placed from our course, i.e., the Commerce field, where the almost successful rate is 60%. The students got internships from the same companies like KYC, KPMG, EY, ...

Placements: A lot of companies visited this year, like Zomato, Deloitte, Zs Associates, Lek Consulting, and many more. The packages offered by these companies were also decent. Moreover, the overall package was around 6-7 LPA. Apart from that, most of the roles were in sales, research, and consulting.

Placements: The average package expected after completing B.Com is around 6-8 Lacs per annum. The placement is really good in this college as various companies come to supply jobs at the end of the third year. The jobs offered are accountants, and related to banking. Around 40% of students got internships in the 2nd year if they took time developing their CV. It all matters in the efforts you put up in developing yourself.

Placements: I am pursuing B.Com (Hons) from Kirori Mal College and it is the most demanding course in the commerce stream in Delhi University. Almost 70-80% of students got placements from B.Com (Hons). The highest package was 26.6 LPA and the average is around 7-8 LPA. The top recruiters at KMC are Deloitte, KPMG, McKinsey and Company, EY India, Mother Dairy, etc.

Placements: KMC does not provide placement offers for B.Sc.-related courses. Although your subject-related teachers can recommend your name to certain companies that come to recruit in nearby colleges. Internships or, you can say, different cells are there to provide you experience in a particular field within your course like we had TCP (The Comp. Prodigy). You can also join other college cells for extra learning.

Placements: There is no placement policy for Political Science (Hons). Generally, students from a B.Com background have the opportunity to be hired by companies. However, there are various internship opportunities available for Political Science background students.

Placements: I'm doing my Bachelors in B.A. Programme, hence it is unlikely for me to get into placement. However we have dedicated societies for this I. e Placement Cell. Students hailing from commerce and Science background, have more chance to sit in placement. Most grossed placement was from B.Com which was around 36 Lacs per annum. So we can figure out that it is doing really good in attracting lucrative companies.

Placements: Life Science students don't get placements in my college. Mostly, students from commerce and arts like the economics and English departments students get placements from the college. Top recruiters are Deloitte, Google, etc. Companies come for placements. Zero students get placements from my course.

Placements: I feel last year had a good placement as acknowledged by the avenues - placement cell of KMC. This year 2024, the avenues placement cell is working hard to create not only placement but also to board in live projects and internship opportunities to the second and third-year students.

Placements: First of all, not many students go for placement in B.Sc. Physics Honors. Almost 10-15 students go for placement, and the average package is 7-8 lacs per annum. The highest package a student received was 21 lacs per annum. In other courses, students receive higher packages.

Placements: Placements are good. Students who qualify for this college get placed in corporate companies. The placement cell of Economic Honours and B.Com honors are excellent. They invite many companies and also offer internships so that students get some real-life experiences in any company.

Placements: 80% of my batch were given placements by the college. The highest average package offered in my course was 4,00,000 per annum, and the lowest average package offered in my course was 1,50,000 per annum. There were colleges, schools, and companies. The top roles were in a management level.

Placements: States depth bags the maximum placements, followed by economics and others. Other science courses provide decent placement; mostly, the crowd goes for entrance exams and PG courses, and placements are a scarce thing for sure. Good for UG courses, I would say.

Placements: There is no such data of placement in B.Sc. Physics Honours. According to seniors, only a few students got internships. If you want to pursue B.Sc. Physics Honours because of placement, then I have only one word for you: no. If you want placement, then try B.Com Honours in our college.

Placements: Placements - In computer science, there will be no on-campus placement provided. So you have to apply off campus. Mostly students are going for master's degrees to get better placement. And internships are not provided by my college. So this college is not about getting placement. It's all about having knowledge, mostly theoretical.

Placements: The placement cell of Kirori Mal College (my college) is working extremely well. They offer both job placements and internships to the students of 2nd and 3rd year. The average package for placements in my college is around 7 LPA, and the highest is 35 LPA, as per the best of my knowledge. Also, a lot of students are getting internships for around 10-30k stipend per month. Internships are got by most of the students seriously wanting it.