Vivekananda College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Vivek Vihar

Placements: Our college's placements cell is inactive, and it conducts a few seminars for career guidance. But companies coming into our college is very rare. There is no annual placements drive, nor any internship fair. One has to rely on other colleges' placements and university's center placements cell.

Placements: In our course, placement wasn't done. So, no idea about that. There was no provision for placement drive. However, teachers used to suggest us to apply for different jobs and internships on various platforms. Kudos to the staff for being available!

Placements: Placements are average which is around 40%. No big companies come for recruitment. Placement cell is poor but placements in Masters courses are decent.

Placements: There were options for placements but not specifically for our college. It's from Delhi University to all the colleges of Delhi University so it was not so good. There were no significant placements for our college students so that is something you should consider.

Placements: As I have heard from my seniors that placement cell of this college isn't active. I have asked and aware many students to raise voice for this. According to me, the placement cell should be active like other colleges in Delhi University so that we can get job after doing this course.

Placements: According to the information that I have received about our college is that it does not have placements cell, but a central placements cell is there for DU. The average salary package offered is 4 LPA. In B.Com most banks offer jobs like ICICI, and approximately 45% of students get internships.

Placements: The placements percentage of this college is low. The average salary offered is 3 LPA. TCS, Reliance, Prismhr, and Infosys are the top recruitment companies in B.Com honors. Almost 40% of students get internships through this college with the help of job mela, and CPC.

Placements: Our college provides good opportunities and placements. About 65% of the students get placements. It has a good talk with companies and gives an average number of placements and offers. Even the salary packages offered are good and satisfactory. This is an undergraduate course and I have a good picture of college.

Placements: Campus placements are not much satisfying for students. We can't expect to get placements after graduation from here. You have to work on your skills. As it's not a college that offers technical courses, you won't find B.Tech here, so you have to work hard after to get a job.

Placements: About 70%-80% of students were placed from our course. The highest salary package offered was 4 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered was 2 LPA. Top recruiting companies here are Genpact, HCL and Deloitte. About 50% of students or more got internships from our course in Genpact, Ernst and Young, Bajaj Capital, Yes Bank, Tour ex, third sectors partners and many more.

Placements: Past placements here are not good, but they have recently heard from seniors that the college's placement cell isn't functioning properly for the past two years (corona period) and instead have to work with the Delhi University's cell.

Placements: Around 90% of students are placed in our course. The highest salary offered ranges from Rs 40,000 - Rs 50,000 per month, and the lowest salary offered ranges from Rs 10,000 - Rs 15,000. The average salary offered ranges from Rs 20,000 - Rs 25,000. Recruitment companies are Tech Mahindra, RS Trading, and Sudarshan Road career.

Placements: From this school, about 30% of understudies got settled in our course. Understudies got the chance to work in the corporate area and work on their abilities with salary packages. Many students have applied, but none of them got placed. However, few students could try in advance for them. English is the main subject these days. It has a major worth in the training field. The most noteworthy salary offered was around Rs. 40,000-50,000 every month. The lowest salary offered was Rs. 10,000-15,000 pe...

Placements: There were no placements opportunities in this course. If students do an add-on certification course in Hindi journalism organised by Hindi department then students will get placements easily in print media platforms. If students were good then they will get a chance to get an entry into other platforms.

Placements: As per my seniors, in our course almost 40% students got recruited but in B.Com (Hons) there were 80% students which got jobs. The highest package offered - 200000 p. a. the lowest package offered- 80000 p. a. Average package- 100000 p. a. Recruiting companies are Tata, Birla. Mostly everyone in our course get unpaid internships, few get paid internships as well. Roles offered are- accountant and company manager.

Placements: As I am still pursuing my B.Com, so I do not face placements. But our seniors have told us that placements are high for B.Com Hons. Top companies like Homeflic We Grow, Flipkart and Unnati visit our college to hire students. Many internships are offered in our course.

Placements: I am in the second year, but our seniors told me that placements are not good. Only 2-3 companies come for placements, and they don't offer good salary packages. The highest salary offered is Rs. 40,000-50,000 per month, the lowest salary offered is Rs. 10,000-15,000 per month, and the average salary offered is Rs. 20,000-25,000 per month.

Placements: I'm in my second year, but my seniors told me that the placements are not good. Only 2-3 companies come for placements, and they don't offer good salary packages. Most of the jobs offered are of the night shift. Very few students opted for placements because most of the students opted for Masters. Placements are not good as compared to other colleges of DU.

Placements: About 80% of the students were placed from our college. The average salary package was offered in our course. About 50% of students got internships from our course. The main role of students in our course is to get a job and earn money to make life easy. I can get many jobs in companies and in the government sector.

Placements: Recruiting companies don't come to our college for any jobs and placements. Still, our college has its own placement cell. It is just a bachelor's degree, so a master's degree is necessary for a better career or job. Most of the students from our batch are preparing for PCS and IAS as they provide a good base.