Rajdhani College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Raja Garden

Placements: There were no proper placements as the college did not bring any placement drives. The college did not even have a placement committee. The college should be more enthusiastic and willing to help the students who want to work directly with their bachelors and help them achieve their goals.

Placements: There is a central placement cell of Delhi University. Most of the placements happened from there. In the college, there were a few companies like E&Y, British Telecommunications and Genpact, which visit for placements. As the college fee is only Rs. 30,000 for three years, the ROI is good.

Placements: Placement is normal as compared to many colleges of DU. But, it is getting improved every year. Amazon, Flipkart and many other companies have visited here and recruited students in large number. The salary which they provide depends on the capability of the student.

Placements: There is no placement cell in our college. Our college doesn't provide any placement facility. This college doesn't have any provision for the placement of the students. None of the students got any placements from the college, and the college students lack the placement facilities in the college.

Placements: The placements in the college are organised centrally by The University of Delhi. The students can go and apply for placements. Good companies also come in. The average package is around 2-2.5 LPA. Many students got placed in companies like Vivo, Oppo, many FMCG companies.

Placements: There are no such placements on offer for B.A. Programme students, nor for most of the courses for that matter. Although they have been working on this aspect lately, one might see positive results soon. Both internship and placements services need to be worked upon. It is the only absolute setback for Rajdhani College.

Placements: The placement cell was not so active years back, but from the last year, the progress made is tremendous, and many of my seniors received great placements, especially from science stream. It is improving eventually. Many software companies visited for placements and students who were practically good and scored good CGPA were given the opportunities. I don't know about the stipend or packages, but I guess them to be good.

Placements: The college has a placement cell for Commerce students, but no companies visited during the 2014-2017 batch. But, in the previous year, E&Y (which is a part of the big 4's) visited, and 4 of the students got placed with salaries in between 3 to 4 lakh per annum, and also, British Telecom visited the previous year. The college doesn't have any internship programme, so anyone planning for the internship, they will have to look for the companies by themselves. The plus point for placement and inter...

Placements: Most of my batch mates went for further specialisation like M.Com, CA, computer science. I joined the CA course. Most of my friends got placed in Genpact, it was the major recruiter in our college that year, and it recruited more than 25 students. The average package offered was Rs. 1,40,000 per annum. The maximum package was secured by a girl who was around Rs. 1,75,000 per annum. Mostly, executive job profiles were offered to the students. Only 55% of the students from my batch got placed. Mos...

Placements: The placement was not good. Approximately, 40% of the students got their placement. The average salary offered by the company to students is approximately 3-4 lakhs per annum. Most of the banks are visited for the placement. The companies like KPMG, E&Y, etc. are also visited for the campus placement. Approximately, 50% of the students got their internship in itself.

Placements: The placement was fine. 10-15% of the total batch strength has been placed, with the salary lying in between 2-4 LPA. Mostly banks have visited, some are consultancy firms as well. It gives enough exposure to the students regarding the corporate world and the competition that exists there.

Placements: Although the college has a placement cell, there were hardly any placements for my batch or the senior batch. However, we were duly informed about the open opportunities for placements in various streams through bulletins. The opportunities for internships from the college are also limited.

Placements: The college placement cell was not very active. Some companies came, but I don't remember exactly which ones. Companies which did come offered mainly technical support jobs. Most of the placements that did happen were mainly from Delhi University Central Placement Cell. As such, there were no particular internships from the college.

Placements: Though not many companies visit the college campus, it's still better than many of the other off-campus colleges. Average package is around 3-4 lakhs per annum. The highest salary offered in 2015 was 7 lakhs per annum. The college doesn't take a keen interest in providing internships to the students.

Placements: Placement was nice. Approximately 30 students were placed during the placement session. Some of them got placed in Oppo, Vivo, E&Y etc. Highest salary was around 4 to 5 LPA with the minimiun limit of 1,80.000. You can also enrol with the central placemnt cell of Delhi University where you can get a chance to be recruited by more than 400 companies with jaw dropping packages.

Placements: Rajdhani College has good placements provided to the students. Every year, 80-90% of the students get placed in good companies. Companies pay packages weighing 8 lakh per annum. Companies like HCl, GENPACT, TATA come to our college. I am satisfied with my college.

Placements: The students easily get placed in highly esteemed MNCs through central placement cell and the college internship programme. The college regularly organises job fest after the month of March. Companies like HP, Vivo, Outlook, GMR, Haptik, Paytm, etc. come to hire the students.

Placements: Hardly any placements are provided to some courses like B.Tech computer science and B.Sc computer science in the north campus. Only 2-3 BPO companies visit for placements and in the last year, 2 seniors were selected from my course with a salary package of 25k around per month.

Placements: The placements are nice but not very good as compare to other colleges. But in the year 2016, the placements were very good. My friend got selected in Ranbaxy, India and receiving a good salary package. I am also very excited about my interview and placements. There are many MNCs visited my college.

Placements: All the placements in Delhi University are held at CPC i.e. Central Placement Cell. No separate college placement is provided. Students need to fill the CPC form and check the venue of the placement itself and must submit their resume there. In CPC, many good companies like Wipro, Genpact, etc. visit for recruitment. From my batch, almost 30% of the students are selected and they offer a good stipend.