Zakir Husain Delhi College (Evening) Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Ajmeri Gate

Placements: No placement and stuff in Zakir Husain College, and that was one of the worst things about that college. We were hoping that there would be certain companies to offer job roles. No one got any kind of internship or anything. They don't have the resources to invite MNCs or government organizations for placement.

Placements: I am pursuing a B.A. (HONS) in English, so we don’t have any placements. As B.A. courses don’t have placements in their field and my college is also following that ritual, but one can definitely learn a lot on this campus as the English faculty is very good.

Placements: I've been unaware of the placement cell; either it isn't fully active or no arrangements have been made by the college to make us better understand the procedure. To my knowledge, no one is placed. Extempore, debate competitions, and speeches were organised on a regular basis.

Placements: A lot of students were given the B.A. Hons English course, around 30 students, by the 1st mop-up round. A lot of internships are offered in our college with placements. We have our own placement cell on Instagram and WhatsApp that gives updates and information about new internships and companies.

Placements: Placement offers are quite good because on Google it shows that the highest package of Zakir Husain Delhi College Evening is 12 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Both are good enough. As it is in an office campus, it offers a good package accordingly.

Placements: The placements are below average for B.A. program students. The college does not offer many opportunities for the course. Even though companies like Agile and TCS do come to the campus, none of them hire from the B.A. program. Thus, it needs to be improvised. The placement rate is very low too.

Placements: In Political Science Honours, there is no placement cell, and you don't get any package. It is more common for Commerce or Science streams at the graduate level. In Political Science, you receive a package after post-graduation, so don't expect placements immediately after your degree.

Placements: The placements of the college is average and the placements of students depends on the courses. There is a placement cell of the college, which offers a wide variety of companies for different roles. The companies that came this year for hiring were Zomato, Next Education, Paisa Bazaar and many others. But, at the end, the placements depends on the courses you are in.

Placements: There is no direct placement after pursuing graduation degree in history. But one can opt for higher education in this particular subject and can get good placement like being a college professor or can go for the preparation of some government jobs after pursuing this degree.

Placements: Not good placements. The college does not offer very good placement opportunities in our course. The reason can be, the evening and B.A. programme. The average package is nearly 3 Lakhs whereas for regular placements its 5 LPA. Some companies that come are PolicyBazaar, Dabur etc.

Placements: The placements offered by the Evening Zakir Hussain Delhi College are very average. The average package is only around 3.5 LPA. The highest as I recall was 7 LPA. The recruiting companies for the college are Amazon, Dabur, EY etc. But for our course, these companies do not come. some tier 3 private companies come.

Placements: Zakir Hussain Delhi College has a record of good placements. But, talking about my course, the placements are not very impressive. The average package stands at INR 3 LPA whereas, the highest went up to 6 LPA. The placement opportunities get narrowed down for B.A. programme students, that too of Evening shift.

Placements: Only 20 percent of the students got placement. The highest package offered is 12 Lacs per annum and the lowest is about 5 Lacs. At least 30 percent students got internships. Roles of HR manager and Accountant were offered. Some students also got selected in Delhi police through NCC, Zakir Hussain.

Placements: Actually the placements cell of evening college has been closed from the last few years so I can’t tell you much about it. But currently, the placements cell is active and many companies are giving internship opportunities like ZOMATO, VASA DENTICITY PVT LTD, ACADEMOR etc.

Placements: Approximately 60–70% placements held on the college campus; it is not that good a college for placements in comparison to other colleges like Hindu, Gargi, Maitreyi, etc. I will suggest that you should choose other colleges than Zakir Hussain Delhi College.

Placements: Around 70–80% of my department students get placed in top companies like Wipro, Axis Bank, Outlook and various other MNCs. The average package is 5 lacs per year. In the job fair of our college, there are quite good opportunities for the freshers.

Placements: There is not greater placement in this course because, generally, students opt for this subject for their UPSC exams. An internship is provided by the university according to the records of the student. In this course, students explore the political area. This course helps students improve their ideas about political careers.

Placements: Students get internships during their last year of college years in my college, the highest-paid job of my course at nine lacs per year. They also get the opportunity to get jobs in foreign countries at 98 percent in the CUET exam to get admission to Zakir Husain Delhi College Evening.

Placements: I don't know much about placement. But I heard from senior there is placement in college. It at good percentage. But don't expect to much from college. It's an evening college by the way. Some teachers here got internal placement. For better placement better marks requires.

Placements: Placements are average. Around 40% of students are placed. The highest placement is 10 LPA, the lowest is 3 LPA, and the average is 6 LPA. Edtech companies hired around 65% of students for internships. Placement opportunities are readily available for students once they graduate.