DU SOL Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,North Campus

Placements: A few companies including icici and others give you internships so that you can continue while you studying courses offered are B.A. hons English B.Com B.Com (Hons) B.A. hons political Science and a few more they are introducing MBA from this year onwards.

Placements: I couldn't complete regular college. So I tried to get admission to a distance course offered by SOL, DU. It was an easy and smooth process. After the completion of the course, I got a job as an English teacher in a secondary school.

Placements: Placements are offered from companies like DLF, etc. for the students with good scores. Many MNCs hire freshers with less salary packages.

Placements: Most students pursue B.A. Hons in Political Science to prepare for the UPSC exam. The university isn't responsible for the placements. It's just a so-called degree, which is more similar to the regular colleges under Delhi University.

Placements: As much as I know, DU doesn't provide any placements for students, you have to get placed on your own. But DU can give some exposure to your CV. But most of the students take admission in sol to save their time and prepare for other competitive exams. Many students do some other courses besides their graduation.

Placements: There are many students for distant learning in my course from different cities like Bihar, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, etc. The salary package is quite average compared to private and regular universities. It is around 5 LPA - 6 LPA. Many companies like Dettol, Pantene, and MNCs like Webhelp and NGOs also came for placements before covid. Around 30% of students got placements in various companies mentioned above. The rest were already doing some work besides college and the remaining came only ...

Placements: It provides a wide education courses for Commerce, arts and sciences field. Basically it is an autonomous college like IGNOU. It provides best education for the students who are willing to pursue graduation or post graduation while doing some job, or other professional courses.

Placements: The placement of my college is really good. It helps many students to achieve their dream jobs. Basically, the college is a great platform. They help all the students to show their talent and help each and every student during placements.

Placements: Around 25% of students were placed. The salary package is around 2.5 to 4 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Wipro, TCS, etc. Top role offered is accounts management. Around 15 to 20% of students got internships.

Placements: Above 90% of students got placements. The highest package of this course is approximately 3 to 5 LPA. The lowest package of this course is approximately 3k to 5k. Big firms like Tata Motors, and Yamaha. As already told above in this message you can see CA & many more are been there.

Placements: Here you can get a degree only, no placements are there. This school of open learning means distance learning here, you can just select a course and study on your own. No need to attend classes if you don't want. They will not force you it's your own choice.

Placements: The college provided placement to final-year students. Many companies like Genpact, Axis, HDFC, etc., visited the college for placements. The highest salary package of the college was around 3 LPA. Approximately 40-45% of students got placed in the hiring. Although, the placement was not as good as in other colleges.

Placements: SOL is meant for studying if you're pursuing a course or job parallelly. As I am currently studying, I do not think placements are much of a value in SOL. The number of students placed is very much. According to Google, the highest salary package offered in SOL was 10 LPA.

Placements: In this college, placements are not good. Our college is trying to give better placements opportunities for students.

Placements: About 34% of students were placed in our course. The highest salary package offered was 2.4 LPA. The lowest salary package offered was 1.5 LPA, and the average was 2 LPA. Top recruiters are Wipro and Accenture. Companies like Wipro offer internships to students.

Placements: College placements are bad. There is no placement cell but provide a column on their website where the companies posted job. At least one or two companies post a job on it.

Placements: The School of Open Learning provides placement opportunities. The school established its placement cell with effect from September 4, 2018. Till 2019, eight placement drives with different employers have been organised. Some of the reputed companies that were part of the DU SOL placements were Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, ISA Global, and NIIT Ltd., among others.

Placements: Delhi University does not provide placements for the students of SOL (School of Open Learning), and only regular students get placed. Students are not regular here, and there are no permanent teachers who teach them. Because of this, there is no face-to-face interaction between students, teachers and the university management. But, SOL students have greater opportunities than in regular colleges that they can pursue their graduation, and side by side, they can also gain experience in the profess...

Placements: Most students worked as interns in many fields and companies. One students from our batch got a salary of Rs.25,000 per month. Most companies hired students from Delhi University. Students work under CA and manage accounts for companies.

Placements: There were around 30 students in the class, and some of them got placements, and some are pursuing more courses.