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

Placements: Zero percent of students were placed in our course by campus. There were placements where neither the highest, average, nor any kind of package was offered in our course. No, not even one recruiting company came. No internships. Only have to give exams.

Placements: There are really a small number of students who get placed. I really don't have any idea about the top recruiting companies. There are no placements, as all recruiting companies recruit students from regular colleges. There are no such top roles that are to be offered in my course.

Placements: Placement in school of open learning is not very good. Lots of students remain unplaced and very few companies visit and recruit students. Barely 20% to 30% students get the internship opportunities which is comparatively very low. Most of the roles are non teach.

Placements: There is no placement, you will have to work hard after passing out from here. Just forget about campus placement since it is an open university where you will have to do by yourself. So I will give one star rating, because it is natural that we get no placements.

Placements: Our college didn't provide placements on campus.

Placements: Our college does not provide placements.

Placements: There were more than 1,00,000 students in the 2019 batch. School of Open Learning didn't provide average salary packages. The crowd was neither good nor friendly. Once I asked a random person for help, he just burst out of anger and that was the last time I asked someone for help there.

Placements: Our college doesn't provide good placements.

Placements: Many students got placed in our course. The highest salary package offered was 4 LPA. The lowest salary package offered was 2 LPA. The top recruiting companies are HCL, TCS, Genpact, and Accenture. Around 70% of students got internships in companies like HCL and TCS.

Placements: No placements are provided. You just get the degree and the books. Internships are also not provided. To get placed in any company, you need to put in the effort.

Placements: I want to tell you that degree from sol is not going to add any value in resume or life. I'm in 2nd year but neither I attended any class nor they had invited me for a class, you just only have to visit your college or exam centers for your exams only.

Placements: In our course, about 23% of students are placed. Our college did not offer a single placement.

Placements: There are no placements at this university. Students want to get placements after completing their degrees. But in near future, this college must open placements for students.

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: 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: 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: 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: School of Open Learning is the worst college that someone can enroll in. In exam students bags get stolen. Due to mismanagement of college they are telling us to give the exam again. In short you should never enroll in this college, IGNOU is far more better than Sol.

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

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.