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

Placements: Around 70% of students were placed. The highest salary package offered was 6 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered was 2.5 LPA. The top recruiting companies were Tech Mahindra, Bank of India, etc.

Placements: No companies come for placement as our university is an open university. They don't even provide any information about internships.

Placements: Around 60% of students are placed. The average salary package offered is 25 to 35 LPA. They have tie up with MNCs for placements. Minimum 20% of students get internships in CA companies. The role offered are accountant.

Placements: In this college, there are no placements.

Placements: In SOL, there is no placement but their teaching schedule is good, and the study material is provided by them. Students are very intelligent and smart. The teacher's teaching style is appreciable. The authority listen to our problem very carefully and work on it.

Placements: The School of Open Learning is a college for those who want to pursue some professional courses along with their graduation or those who want to do some work along with graduation. Students can enrol in various courses offered by SOL, which is also a part of DU.

Placements: In SOL, there are no placements available. Students have to find a job on their own. A large number of students were there in my batch, and most of us are now trying to find a job. In our course, we also get extra courses other than our graduation course.

Placements: There is a placement cell and some companies come to hire students. You have to be responsible for your placement, some internship companies come to hire. Most banks come to hire the student. They posted a vacancy on the Sol website and you have to apply for the post.

Placements: I'm from School of open learning. Our college is only for Degree and we don't expect any kind of placements as students of our college study as a secondary course in our college. So, students in our college just want a secondary Degree and don't expect any kind of placements.

Placements: I was admitted in 2019 and currently, it's my last year. There are a lot of students enrolled every year in the School of Open Learning because it provides an opportunity for distance learning. Around 4.4% of students got internships at Pronto and other companies. The top roles that were offered to us are business administration work, marketing, and digital marketing roles.

Placements: About 40% of students were placed at our college. Some recruiting companies come to this course. Students got internships from our course through on-campus and off-campus drives.

Placements: The placement is just average and students struggle to find companies with good packages. The system needs to be upgraded and needs to expand its reach. The students are not motivated enough to prepare well for the placement as the companies are very few and the higher the toppers mainly.

Placements: We have a dedicated placement cell. The placement cell is quite effective, and the percentage of students placed is also good. The average salary offered in our college placements is 6 LPA. It is not quite enough, according to the number of students. Students need more placement options from the campus as there are a huge number of students each year, along with several fields.

Placements: Our college has the 2nd highest employment rate and 5th highest median salary among Australian universities. The average salary is AUD 50000-60000. Placement team is supportive and helps to get some great salary packages. Students take internships before going to final placement after 3rd year to get global exposure which adds up to the profile for the placement. SP Jain also prepares students for job interviews and how to present professionally. Global exposure and culturally learned help in go...

Other: The quality of our college is very good. I am pursuing B.com from this Delhi University.

Placements: Around 40% of students are placed in the financial sector, and the rest of them are still studying and pursuing their post-graduation. Minimum 20,000 companies are offering after B.Com, and students can apply for the banking sector and financial sector or under CA.

Placements: As all of you must know, doing courses in programmes and honours will not get you a job. You must do a technical course. These courses are just meant to tell you that you are a graduate. Companies do come here for placements.

Placements: Students from all over India apply for graduation at the School of Learning (Delhi University). The salary packages offered are good and many companies recruit students. Students also give internships where they can apply for CA courses, HR courses, accountant, CMA, government jobs, etc.

Placements: Students come to this college for distance learning and about 50% of them are preparing to get a job. This course offers to be a professor or a high school teacher and many other responsibilities can be given to the students. They can be a librarian or maybe in the future, the HOD of a college.

Placements: It is a distance learning college, so there are no placements. Amazon offers BPO placements. Most of the students are pursuing their courses just for a degree. So, students have no interest in private jobs.