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

Placements: The placement cell has been using every resource at its disposal to get better placement and internship opportunities for the students. Placements and internship opportunities are being offered in a great number. Many masterclasses in the domain of soft skills, CV building and future career options are being conducted by the placement cell.

Placements: Department of Hindi Patrakarita Evam Jansanchar is a good department from the point of ideological studies. When it comes to studies and placements, I will rate it zero. So do not expect a placement.

Placements: The placement cell is good in our college, and average students are going to participate in internships at this time. Due to the corona pandemic, fewer students are interested in internships and placements. Our college courses offered are very important for the future.

Placements: 75% are placed in my college good packaging all the roles are offered related to my course like reporter etc. the highest package is 16k Average is 5 k 80% students got internship is good and named media houses Total tv India News 18 News x India tv.

Placements: No placements are provided by our college. You will get only a sales profile. Even off-campus colleges provide better placements. The placement cell is not much active. Only Byju's visited the campus this year. Only unpaid internships are provided.

Placements: Most of the students get placed here as Delhi University is one of the finest universities to study in India. Almost every top companies visit our college for placements. TCS visited our college and hired most of the students as accountants. Many students opt for PG from the same university.

Placements: There are no placements in our department, but students can attend other stream placements. As I belong to a traditional course, we were never exposed to the placement scenario or had experience with placements. I do not have much idea about other courses. But there are very minimal salary package placements.

Placements: 28 students in B.J.M.C. course. I'm not sure about this question, it's not the highest package course. 20% student got internship from RLA college and B.J.M.C. course, I don't know about companies. Anchor, news writer, public relation expert, reporter, social media manager are some of the offered roles.

Placements: Usually, English Honours course students require to pursue a higher degree like M.A or PhD for further placements. However, the internship opportunities are plenty and can be useful to give students a boost during the initial years of their career. The top roles offered in this course are a professor, working in the writing field with various editing and publishing houses, etc. Students can also opt for journalism in future.

Placements: Mostly 20-30% of the students got placed in our course. The highest salary package offered is 6-7 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 2-3 LPA. In our course, mostly 50% of the students got internships. Lots of companies came here to offer internships for students. Last year due to pandemic situations, it was very poor.

Placements: There were 70 to 80 students in my course. The package offered in the course is not that good because the course is history honours and one can get the placement only after masters in the Ph.D. Students get internship from Flipkart and NGOs. So the placement opportunity is not very good in history honours course.

Placements: There are around 28 students in the B.J.M.C. course. Around 20% of the students got internships from our college and B.J.M.C course. Roles offered are journalist, anchoring, editor, digital marketing, social media manager, and reporter.

Placements: Ram Lal Anand College is one of the best colleges in Delhi University and has its placements and internships. But in the year 2020, due to the covid-19 pandemic, the entire country was in lockdown, and so there were no placements held in the college, and I couldn't experience anything about placements.

Placements: The placements cell in our college was not good in the beginning, but time to time everything changed and now a lot of companies visit our college and give students the opportunity to do internships and experiences. If you are capable for that placement then the company also gives a good salary package.

Placements: I suggest others not to expect any prominent company to come for on-campus placements. The college is not that popular among tech giants. Mostly mass recruitment happens here. Off-campus placements would be better if you acquire a decent skill set and are willing to work.

Placements: The placement rate is high for B.Sc. (H) computer science students (around 80-85%), but I only mean that you will get placed, but the packages won't be much high. It would be around 3 LPA (average package in my batch). I remember that one of our classmates also got a package of 6 LPA. The top recruiting companies are Wipro and Accenture.

Placements: Sales executives, business development services, financial services, etc., roles are offered, as per my knowledge. Because of covid, I have no idea about the placements in the college, but I think that some good companies will come this year. Earlier, I heard that some students got placed in BYJU's as well.

Placements: In the last year, only a few students were interested in placements, but almost all of them got jobs. Byju's, WhiteHat Education, Adore and Peacock Solar are some companies that provide internships and placements in our college with an average salary package of around 8-10 LPA. HR, business development, marketing, product specialist and finance are some roles offered to students.

Placements: As long as you have a good understanding of the subjects in your course, you'll probably pass any interview. There is exposure in this college, but that only comes if you have your eyes and ears open for all kinds of events. From the perspective of a computer science student, there haven't been a lot of internship opportunities (no internship or job fairs have been in the two years I have been a part of this institution). If you don't mind working in digital marketing, BPOs or customer care cent...

Placements: My course has a total of 70-80 students, but as I am pursuing English Hons., and I haven't reached the end of my final year yet, I have no idea about internships. The placement is not that great as we have heard, but it is pretty decent for several courses.