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

Placements: I am from Delhi University SOL, and they don't provide placement. The rest of the colleges of Delhi University provide placements, but the school of open learning does not provide anything, but they organize many events like internships, which are for 3rd year students, which is quite difficult in the process.

Placements: No placements. No packages are offered; you can expect a salary of 15,000 per month, not more than that. Small companies may accept, but your skills matter a lot. Internships require skills or references. No top roles can be mentioned. It cannot be more than an executive; you need higher education.

Placements: DU SOL does not provide any internship or placement opportunities for B.A. students. However, this year, SOL arranged placements for two MBA students, offering them a package of around 4.1 LPA. Additionally, SOL plans to introduce internships for other courses in the upcoming year. SOL is consistently improving and striving to offer the best placement opportunities for its students.

Placements: The SOL does not provide any kind of placement. No students were placed in any companies from the School of Open Learning. Hence, if you want placement, then you should not prefer the SOL. No roles were offered, and no interviews were conducted. No efforts were made for the placement of the students.

Placements: I'm currently studying in SOL DU. Here, the selection process is not as tough as regular courses. You just need to have passed your 10+2 schooling or equivalent with at least minimum marks. You'll have classes every Sunday, and colleges are the same as for regular students.

Placements: No Placements are provided in School of Open Learning. No the highest or the lowest and the average packages are provided in School of Open Learning. No recruiting companies are there usually. No students got an internship from any course and in no companies. No top roles offered.

Placements: Approximately 30 percent of students were placed last year in the B.A. program. 5 lacs per annum was the highest package, 3 lacs per annum was the average and 2 lacs was the lowest package offered by my course. 40–45 percent of students got internships from my course last year.

Placements: In my circle, no one was from college. They had not conducted any placement programs for students who passed that year. Exams are also conducted in a well-mannered manner; no internship program was offered to any student, and no packages were offered.

Placements: The college provides average placements. Most students stay unplaced on campus, and the majority opt for higher education or take lower-level jobs. Some of the students also go for government. Jobs or do their own startup. About 10 percent of students are placed in college.

Placements: No placement is offered off campus, and if offered, the package is very low. The average annual salary is INR 4 lacs. No one gets an internship through college. Only non-teaching roles are offered in the college, including sales jobs, managers, data consultants, etc.

Placements: The percentage of students placed in this course is very low. I don't know because no company has shown up. No roles are offered. The highest package was INR 10000 p.m. And the lowest is INR 5000 p.m. Almost 3% of this is very good for the below students; they get easy admission on it.

Placements: A very large number of students take admission in this Bachelor of Arts graduation degree; there are no internships or job-related programs; no company will recruit you; you have to apply for jobs by yourself; otherwise, no student will get a job in this course.

Placements: As I am pursuing graduation from the School of Open Learning of Delhi University, there are no placement options.

Placements: The placement cell is not good. We have to register for placements on our own. HSBC visits our college. Our college does not provide placements and internships. We have to find placements and internships on our own.

Placements: There are no such internships or placements are available in college. As for distance learners or for students who are pursuing any other regular course it can be helpful. Students need to find jobs by themselves. Skills or experience can help you to get a job if you are from sol.

Placements: Placements are not good. Internships are average. We have to research for ourselves. The placement cell is good.

Placements: The highest salary package offered is around 3.5 LPA - 4 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 2.5 LPA. EY, TCS, Genpact, etc., visit our college. Around 20% of students got internships from our course in Genpact, HCL, TCS, EY, etc. Internships depend on students' skills. Top roles offered are CA, CS, CMA, CFA, and accountant.

Placements: Students of our course don't get placed with high salary packages. Students have to do some sort of specialisation or diploma with their graduation to get placed with high salary packages. Internships are provided for some interested students.

Placements: Our college provides good placements. They organise internship programs. The salary packages depend on students' skills. Many students are pursuing other courses. They provide few placement opportunities. They don't organise the hiring process.

Placements: Our college offers different UG and PG courses. It is a good college for students who don't get admission to regular colleges.