Shivaji College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Raja Garden

Placements: Placements are terrible. You have to find and do internships on your own without any support from the college if you're expecting placements. There is a placement cell and internship cell in the college, but they are not very effective. Most science course students have very low chances of placements.

Placements: The highest salary package at our college was around 24 lakhs per annum, the median salary package was around 4 lakhs per annum, and the average salary package was around 6 lakhs per annum. Around 30-40% of students were placed. Many students opt for higher studies in India or abroad, and many prepare for competitive exams like UPSC, CDS, and SSC.

Placements: Placements at our college are pretty good compared to other off-campus colleges under Delhi University. The average salary package offered is 8 LPA. In the end, what truly matters is students' academic performance and skills. Placements cannot be acquired by everyone so it purely depends on how students are.

Placements: It provides placements to students who scored high CGPA. But it provides very few placements as compared to other colleges. I suggest that if you want to get a placement, then you should go to other universities as there are very few placements available.

Placements: B.A. in History and Political Science is one of the best courses for pursuing a humanities degree. It's better than an honors degree if we want to crack exams like UPSC, CSE or CDS. In this course, very few students take placements and most go on to do a Master's degree. The average salary package is around 4 LPA.

Placements: Approximately 80% of students from our courses secured placements last year. The highest package was around 10 Lacs per annum and the average was around 5 Lacs per annum There are a lot of companies which come to our colleges like Wipro, Tcs, Infosys, HDFC Bank, etc. According to our seniors, around 60% students received good internships in companies like IBM and Deloitte, and for the roles that are offered in my courses are being a data analyst, software developer, financial analyst and a lot m...

Placements: You will definitely get good chances in placements, as last year the highest package was of 24 lakhs, the average package was around 7 lakhs and the lowest package was around 4 lakhs. Many companies visit our college and there are so many internship opportunities throughout the year .

Placements: My batch is 2021-2024, three-year course in BA . Hons. Geography in Shivaji College. The lowest pack is 2 lacs and the maximum pack is 8 lacs. Also here is an internship available for all courses; many companies are coordinators with colleges and clubs of college society.

Placements: There is no placement in BSC life sciences. You can take placement by your others skills and many companies come to college for placements like TCS, but mostly they are not for our course. You can choose many other courses in Shivaji College and take placement.

Placements: Placements aren't particularly great but not too poor either. The college has an active placement cell. A student from the commerce department secured a placement with a package of 24 lakhs per annum, though the average package is around 3-4 lakhs, and not all students receive offers.

Placements: The college placement opportunities were disappointing with many students struggling to secure jobs that matched their qualifications. Many students found success in securing job but other felt that they need more guidance in preparing for interview ka and networking events.

Placements: Since most of the students studying at the University of Delhi prepare for government exams, B.A. program students were not very inclined to do internships. The recruitment cell also preferred the B.Com. students over B.A. students. There were internship opportunities available.

Placements: I have heard about the placements at this college. I think 80% of arts students can get placements, but I'm not sure if this data is correct or not. Although I don't know much about placements. But our college has a placement cell or society, which is quite active; they give placement and internship opportunities regularly.

Placements: Their is no placement as such in college. The placement cell is there but it doesn't really provide useful or good placements. Mostly students opt for Masters after their Bachelor degree or either prepare for competitive exams like UPSC, etc. You can still apply for off-campus placements.

Placements: Do not enter the college with the perspective of placement. The Chemistry department hardly offers any placements because most students opt for either higher studies or civil services. There aren't any top recruiting companies that visit as such.

Placements: College placement was good, with many big companies looking to hire fresh graduates in fields like audit and analysis. Companies such as Deloitte and Wipro were among those recruiting. Deloitte offered 6 Lacs per annum to freshers, while Wipro offered 3.5 Lacs per annum.

Placements: The placement rate is not very high and packages are neither average nor below average. 40–50% get placement. The average salary is 3–4 LPA. Companies that come for placement are Deloitte, Wipro, Zomato, Amazon, Flipkart, and DE Shaw. The placement rate is increasing year by year.

Placements: Not very good companies come to campus and even those companies that actually come to campus don't give good profiles and pay not-so-good packages. Mass recruiters also try to avoid the college for placements but some good companies do visit the campus. Few students do get a good package.

Placements: College placements are average, and you don't find good companies with the best salary. The salary is too low for a graduate student. Mostly, you find startup companies for job placement and a very decent salary. Some big companies are giving good salaries for freshers, like Wipro, etc.

Placements: The placement of my college is not at all good as per my B.A., and I do not find so much good placement in our college because maximum placements are provided to the management category and not so many companies visit for college as it is a government college.