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

Placements: As this course doesn't have many placements like some other professional courses, I never attended any placements and never came across the idea of it. This institution is good to pursue other things along with your education.

Placements: As it was the School of Open Learning, there were no many recruiters or high recruitment process. Most of the students opted for higher education. So students opted for off-campus placements. As most of the students further opted to continue their CA, they did not want any placements from the campus.

Placements: I got passed out in the year 2018. Placements in our college are not good. I did not opt for placements because it provides distance learning, so it only benefits you in just learning a degree, not in placements. They are now coming up with new policies in which they have a separate platform for placements.

Placements: College arranges campus placement drive for student, college is able to attract MNC companies whose packages start Rs.3 lacs and go up to Rs.7 lac at an average. Smaller companies offer Rs.1.8 lac onwards. Trough multiple rounds of placement, gradually, the majority of students get placed.

Placements: Almost 20% of the students got placed. The initial salary offered is Rs. 14,000 per month. I have no idea about the top recruiting companies in our college. In our course, the salary offered is Rs. 15,000 per month. Students who have studied from SOL and who got an internship are uploaded on the sites. All the things are uploaded on the sites like finding the job, and you have to wait for an interview. However, it's better to search for new opportunities outside.

Placements: There are no placements provided by them. There is no placement cell here for students, and I don't know that any recruiting company visit our college. All students who are studying here are here only for academic achievement. I don't know about any placement cell in our college.

Placements: The college does not provide placement opportunities. It is for the students who are not having the time or want to take distance learning. Students who are engaged with the jobs can opt for the school of open learning, and it is just going to provide you with a degree.

Placements: Students from our course did not get placed, and at a very maximum level, approximately 10-15% of the students got placed. The highest salary package offered was 3 LPA, the lowest salary package offered was 1.5 LPA and the average salary package offered was 2 LPA. Top recruitment companies for our course are from banking. Mostly sales roles or accounts department roles were offered to the students. Students have to arrange an internship on their own as our college does not provide internship fac...

Placements: It is an open learning course. Hence the availability of admissions is not limited, and any student can join here irrespective of limitations. I have no idea about the salary packages offered here. The top recruiters for our course are HP, Amazon, etc. The top role offered in our course is a department head. I have no idea about internships.

Placements: There were no placements in SOL DU. There were no companies visited to recruit students. There were no companies offered highest, lowest and average salary packages. There were no roles offered by companies. No one in the college got an internship from our course.

Placements: SOL is an open learning college so it has its placement cell where interested students can apply and sit for the placements. Companies like Deloitte, Classmate are the top recruiters. B.Com(H) is one of the best and most wanted course of the SOL especially for CA Students.

Placements: About 80% of the students got placed. The highest salary offered is around 1 lac per month, and the lowest salary offered is Rs. 50,000 per month and the average salary offered is Rs. 75,000 per month. Roles such as manager head department are offered here. Students should have around 70% in academics for Convergence, Concentrix and Hindustan Unilever companies, which will help to make good growth.

Placements: There are no placement opportunities available in the School of Open Learning, DU, but there is an entrepreneurship cell which helps students in their future objectives. Apart from this, you can go for central placement cell as a student of Delhi University.

Placements: Although it is an open college even then, they provide placements opportunities. You can even enrol in central placement cell of the university. I have not attended any placement drive, but I have heard that the salary offered ranges between Rs. 30,000-50,000 per month.

Placements: In School of Open Learning, there are no placements. I don't have any information about the placements even if they are present. SOL is an open school for students. Placements and internships may be available for regular students. One can ask the college authorities about this.

Placements: I have no specific data but school of open learning university of Delhi provides a lot of job opportunities for the student who are interested in job. And it has also a placement cell. There are a lot of companies especially from the banking sector come for the selection. It is interesting to know that it also an entrepreneur cell which trains the students who are interested in starting their own business and it is unique in itself because I think no open university provides such facilities. And...

Placements: There is not much scope for placements. Students graduating from SOL are often preparing for some professional exams. The college has CPC cells, which is a good opportunity for students. It depends on the skills and communication of a student.

Placements: There wasn't any active placement cell in the college, in my knowledge. So, no students were a part of the placement cell. The classes were held on weekends, that is on Saturday and Sunday. No placements were provided to any of the courses. It was a part-time course.

Placements: SOL has launched a placement cell, and many of the students got placed after completing their course. Students got placed in banks like Axis Bank, HDFC Bank etc. The salary offered was Rs. 15,000 per month. Axis Bank offered the role of selling bank accounts, filling KYC forms and backend roles.

Placements: I'm in my first of the curse here. However, I can say that some of our seniors got benefitted from campus placement drives. Through the conversation with my seniors, I came to know that our college provides placement opportunities. Nearly 70% of the students get placed from our college every year. However, placements depend on students' performance and hard work.