Pannalal Girdharlal Dayanand Anglo-Vedic College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Nehru Nagar

Placements: Though this college has an active placement cell, it doesn't attract many corporates for placements. As far as I know, there were very few companies that visited the campus for placements. RBS and Genpact were the two companies that came for the placements of B.Com (H) course, but Economic (H) students were also eligible for it.

Placements: The placements in the college are good. A large number of students get placed at the end of the academic year. There is a placement cell in this college, and regular seminars on GD and PI are held. The companies like ICICI, FIS Global Knowledge, XP, Infosys, etc., come here to recruit the students. The average package is 2 lacs per annum, and a majority of economics honours and B.Com (Hons) students are placed in the college.

Placements: There are few companies for placements. It was like placement after 12th standard. I prefer call centre jobs are better. Only a few students have placed. The highest package is approximately Rs. 20,000 or the lowest is approximately Rs. 7,000. The companies are not up to date The placements are available for the namesake.

Placements: The placements are not yet done because I am studying now and I don't think after completing this Bachelors of arts course anyone will hire me. I will prepare for anything else like SSC and all. Almost I heard about placements in these 2 years, and many of them are not placed. Only the most intellectual would get laced.

Placements: Only placement cell society will help to get a good placement in companies. It is a society prepares you for job interviews, provides information, manner about what to do and how to present yourself in front of the interviewers. Most of the companies first pick students from this society.

Placements: I think companies have visited 2-3 times and approximately 20 percent of students were placed. As I heard, work profiles depend on the students like many of students are doing analyst jobs. It depends on their stream and interest, yet I have heard that they are earning well.

Placements: I don't know perfectly that how much my college is good in the placement, but if the student has the best knowledge and grades, so definitely a student get the opportunity to get the placement in the college. Lots of students get the opportunity to join the part of the college department.

Placements: No company visited the evening college. The placement was only for morning college. Accenture and Mercer were the only companies that visited the campus. The average salary offered was Rs. 15,000 per month. What's the benefit of joining a college in DU if you can only get the placements in BPO sector.

Placements: Placement opportunities were way too less. I was looking for further studies so it did not affect me but if you are looking for some placement opportunities then you can't rely on the college only. Though if you want to develop your personality you should go for it.

Placements: Companies like Concentrix visited for campus placement, mainly offering jobs in tech and sales departments this year. 15-20% students got a job. The average salary was 20k. Approximately 4-5 visits have been made by different companies till date. The students are offered jobs based on their own capabilities and scores till date.

Placements: Placements are better than many colleges in the south campus. EnY, RBS Bank, TCS Ignite, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, etc are some companies that visit the campus. The average package goes around 4 lakhs p.a. Internship opportunities are also there to work in the summer break before the start of the new semester. The placement cell organizes an internship fair every year.

Placements: I find the placement cell to be average as a student won't get a speedy answer of their queries from them. Though the companies that visit the campus are the reputed ones and MNCs like Ernst and Young and IBM Concentrix. Internship opportunities are also there but only to work in a startup where you won't get much exposure.

Placements: Many companies came for placement such as E&Y, Larsen and Toubro, RBL, Aon Hewitt, British Telecom, IBM, Concentrix, Oberoi group, etc. Placement during my batch was moderate. E&Y had selected 30 students out of 250 and highest salary was 2.5-3.3 LPA. Companies had offered assistant, executive positions, etc. For internship some NGO like Teach India, Internshala had offered various opportunities. But stipend was not much, like 5000-7000 and it was for 6 months. ...

Placements: The placements of the college are not at all good. Almost all the companies that visited our campus offered us BPO kind of profiles, therefore not so good in terms of placements. It's not an issue with the science students because most of them are going for further studies but for B. com students it is a big issue because they want good job profiles after their graduation.

Placements: Average placement and the salary offered is approximately Rs. 3 lacs per annum. Given the fact that mere graduation doesn't serve the purpose for corporate entities, the placements provided here are above average. Companies like Aon Hewitt, RBS and Larsen & Toubro are the most likely recruiters.

Placements: During my final year, the college didn't conduct any placement drive. Only one placement drive had been conducted at North Campus for all the students. Around 15 students who were aware of it applied via Delhi University College’s website by making a payment of Rs.100. A few among the companies that participated were Genpact, Perkin Almer and JITM. Two to three students cracked the interview, while one student didn't take up the offer due to the low salary package. For the rest of them, companie...

The college in itself is a full length package with a lot going around the campus. The best thing about the college is canteen. The close proximity of the college with lajpat nagar, GK and saket gives the students every reason to bunk the classes and chill with friends. When it comes to attendance, the college is quite lenient about it and let the students get away with it easily. The infrastructure of the college is improving and the college has also produced many rank holders in the entire sou...

Placements: Only 20% of students are placed in PGDAV College, with the highest package being 23 LPA, the lowest 3-4 LPA, and the average 5-7 LPA. Deloitte and Zomato are top recruiters. 20% of students get internships at Deloitte. Sales and management roles are mostly offered. Students get frustrated with the placement cell as they demand special skills.