Ram Lal Anand College, University of Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Benito Juarez Marg

Placements: The placement of our college is quite good. More than 100 students were placed in a good package. Our college conducted a milestone this year, more than 75 companies visited our college. The minimum package was 4 LPA and the maximum package was six-seven LPA.

Placements: Like most students are placed, the thing is every student is very much capable and intelligent as compared to other college students. The guest package was 9 LPA. Not many got internships from our college only a few got, I am doing an internship with mercy, and it was a great experience.

Placements: About 45% of students in a batch get placed in our course. The highest package offered in our course on an average is Rs.10000 per month. Around 95 out of 100 students get internships through different internship fests held in our college in companies like Metvy, transfer hub, etc.

Placements: To my knowledge, about 40%-50% have got the placement. The highest package is 3LPA. Most of the IT companies and some skill-based work were also offered to students. Basically, in my case, I can go into any IT field.

Placements: Talking about placements for Bachelor's in geology there was no placement at all. Most of us went for higher studies. The college has a placement cell but that's not much active. There are placements in stats and computer sciences as these subjects are in demand. Better go for off-campus placements.

Placements: No placements are provided as it was a theoretical subject. No company came to offer placements.

Placements: College does not offer many internships but we got some unpaid teaching internships on our CV. Few people managed to develop some basic skills and communication to get internship opportunities related to marketing.

Placements: The percentage of placements is zero. The salary packages are nominal. There are no fixed companies. In my batch, no students got placements. Role is just of management managing the faculty programs. There is a very poor placement cell. Try to avoid this college if you are looking for the placements.

Placements: Ram Lal Anand college has various internship opportunities as recently we had a milestone happened in which many companies came for the recruitment for internship which were highly paid between 3000 to 15000. Almost every student took internship from there.

Placements: The lowest salary package of our college is 0.11 LPA offered by our college including college maintenance and many society charges. The highest salary for science students is from Rs.13000 to Rs.15000 per month approximately. Minimum 60% of students got internships. The college president is the top role offered in our college.

Placements: Since it comes under Delhi University-Main South Campus, there are opportunities for placement and internships. However, that isn't the case for all the courses. Many companies come to college and pick up students for their skills and knowledge. This happens generally in the 3rd year but also in the 2nd as well. There's also a society that manages these, called the Placement cell society.

Placements: I am from B.A. (H) History. It is the best place to study history on south campus. I got admission in 2019 on the first merit list, and the course fee is 10,000 per year. There are heritage walks to know students about their heritage. I'm from the history background, so there are no placements. There are placements for other courses for sure.

Placements: Although this college has a dedicated placements cell which conducts seminars like how to choose the right career, etc. It is mostly inactive and just by studying history for 3 years, it is near impossible to get a job. The internships are also conducted in this college.

Placements: The placements cell is almost non-existent. Students cannot expect to get good placements directly from the college. Placements come from outside and they will send the message about it in a group but usually, the package is not very good so it is not worth it. If students want to do something I would recommend internships during their time, and students will have a good CV and more chances to get a good job with a good annual package.

Placements: The college has tie-ups with good companies along with Amazon. The average package is 6-8 LPA. On average, 75%+ students got placed. We got jobs like data analyst, data scientist, cybercrime expert, software engineer etc.

Placements: The placements are average in our college. The salary package offered is around 5 LPA - 6 LPA. You will not find any big companies visiting our campus. You will be offered telecom jobs.

Placements: I have very little knowledge about the placements at our college but the placements are somewhat acceptable in this college. Their placement cell is very active. I have no idea about the percentage of students in our course but there were almost more than 80 students. Although some left the college.

Placements: The placement scenario is not good in the college. Below average companies do come into the college. But the salary offered is not good. The highest package could be 2 to 3 LPA CTC. Companies keep coming for internships and all. You could easily find one but the job offered by them would be sales and content writing in most cases. Still, many students sit for placement and get the job. Companies like Whitehat Jr., Upgrade, Sharekhan, and some ed-tech companies had recently offered the job roles.

Placements: Around 50% of students in our course got placed in different companies. Top recruiting companies for economic honors in our college are KPMG, Wipro, JSW, Byju's, etc. The top and best roles offered are economists, data analysts, actuarial Science in economics, and IES (Indian Economic Services), as economics is a very dynamic, and demanding subject. So, you can be a world-class professor of economics and earn a handful amount of income.

Placements: In this college, placements are fine. Very few companies visit to recruit students. They generally prefer commerce students. Opportunity for other courses is very less. Almost 80% of students can easily get internships, but most of the time, it depends on the student. Internships opportunities are good.