Shyama Prasad Mukherji College for Women Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Punjabi Bagh

Placements: About 20 - 30 % were enrolled in History hons at SPMC. Strength of students in history hons is quite good. The highest package offered is 5-6 LPA, Average package is 4.5 - 5.5 LPA andhe lowest is between 4 - 5 LPA. Most of the students are doings internships in different companies such as Yaadgarsafar, Rusk media, Insplore, etc. Students get recruited in museums or in journalism.

Placements: A good percentage of students get placed from this course with good packages. Many of them get internships and gain good experience from the college. Students participate more and more in the placements.

Placements: In this college, a career fair was held through which about 40% of students were selected by different companies. The highest salary package offered was 10 LPA. The lowest salary package offered was 8 LPA. Most of the students got internships from our courses in different companies. Top roles were offered in our college.

Placements: Placements are average in this college. Students from the computer science branch got hired by top companies in the previous year. Only the top rankers get this chance. Internship opportunities are quite good and a lot of internships are offered in our college.

Placements: One can expect startups and unpaid internships during and after the college tenure through college placement cell. Though the college placement cell for off-campus Delhi University colleges is not that helpful, one can still rely on it for skill enhancement and adding experience to the resume.

Placements: To be honest, because of Covid, placements are average. Our course has very few students placed. A reason for this could be that many of them wanted to go for Master's. Companies that came for placements offered around 2.5-3 LPA on average.

Placements: I have certainly no idea about placements as our college mainly provides B.A. courses, but there are slight chances of getting placed through college or the central placement cell of DU.

Placements: According to me, 80-90% of students were placed in the course and 20% got an internship in HDFE. All over it is good to study here. Packages are quite affordable for everyone as it is under Delhi University. Teachers took us to government NGOs for internships and that was helpful.

Placements: There is a placement cell in our college. Companies like Amazon, Genpact, Tata Power, DDL, etc., arrive for placements. The college has tie-ups with Internshala and Interntheory for providing internships. The interns get stipends and certificates. In my course, very few students applied for placements, and therefore, only 5% of students enrolled in placements. The highest package was 15,000-20,000 per month, and the lowest salary was 5,000 per month.

Placements: The departure of political Science doesn't have a placement cell. Other courses like B.Com (Hons) economic hons do have their placement cells. I am not sure about the percentage of students placed, the highest and the lowest package, and the top roles offered in these courses.

Placements: For the economics honors course, the top role is of analysis. The most preferred roles are data analyst or business analyst. But there were no placements directly from our college. Students were enrolled in internship programmes. Around 40% of students did their internships.

Placements: The percentage of students recruited is high. The highest salary package offered was 10 LPA. The top recruiting companies are Wipro, HCL, and Amazon. The percentage of students who got placements is 20%. The top roles offered are HR, data analyst, and accountants.

Placements: The college placement is pretty much average. From what my seniors have told around 75% of our students from English honours get good placement. Best roles in English honours is writing, journalism, advocacy, embassy, teacher, editorials etc.

Placements: I don't know much about the placement cell because I'm just a first-year student. But as I've listened from our seniors the placement cell is good. The placement cell provides various internships as well and provides jobs for different courses in our college.

Placements: Around 60% of students are placed in B.Com. Almost 40% of students get internships in top companies and only in small startup companies. The top roles offered are HR, manager, and banker.

Placements: This course does not provide students with any jobs students have to do masters and diplomas. Students can also do MBA post this course. There are many options that students can explore after pursuing this course, but this course in itself does not guarantee students a job. Students will have to pursue some master's to get a job.

Placements: The highest salary package is Rs.35,000 per month and the lowest salary package is Rs.20,000 per month. Private companies like Fortis and max fort offer placements. Around 5% of students got placed. Psychologists, psychotherapists, counselors, educators, etc. are the roles offered.

Placements: There is currently not much information about placements in the college because there aren't necessarily many professional courses that would need placement opportunities. There is a fairly active placement cell in the college, which can be only helpful of you approached them.

Placements: There are 160 students in Geography Honors and the number is increasing per year. The placements in our college are really bad. There are very few placements offered. The placement cells are inactive and fail to provide placements to less than half of the students.

Placements: Only 1% of students were placed in our course. Others are doing their Masters' degrees. The lowest salary package given after doing a B.Sc. in computer science is 1.5 LPA, and the highest salary package is 4 LPA. The roles offered in our courses are freelancer, software engineer, and web developer. Because of the pandemic, our batch didn't get any placements or internships.