Delhi University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,North Campus

Placements: There are very few placements. I would say not even 10% get placed. The highest salary package offered is 8 LPA and the average salary package offered is 3.5 LPA. Only core companies come and that too in the teaching industry. Role offered is assistant teacher.

Placements: My senior batch did not get any placement from college but for the current batch, there are internships provided in semester 3 and semester 5 students in place of SEC subject. Placement is still not promised but professors do help with internships. To my knowledge, no one has been placed.

Placements: I haven't seen any of my seniors placed anywhere. There is no recruitment in our college. Companies don't visit the campus. There is not good quality of students. The campus does not provide job opportunities. It is better to join SOL and complete graduation/

Placements: The course I did in my college was nicely selected by me, but the environment and education I got were not favourable to that; not even the faculty had much knowledge, so I didn't gain any practical and applicable knowledge. There were about 40 students in my class, but not even a single student got placed in any company.

Placements: The placements are not that great, but being a "sol" student, I am sure that I am not going to get a job after passing out because our practical knowledge is much less than needed. I am currently in the 1st year, so I can't clearly tell what is going to happen.

Placements: Hello, I am a student of Bachelor of Arts at Miranda House University through NCWEB (Non-Collegiate Women Education Board). There is no type of package offered in my college because they don't provide such incentives to the NCWEB students; instead, all they provide are to the regular students of the university. So no recruitments through companies. My college provides internship opportunities to us via online mode. There are no top roles in my course.

Placements: The average package is around 4-5 lakhs and the top recruiting companies, I would say, would be the big 4. We have gotten some opportunities from there and many of the students have also been offered a position. The top roles that are offered primarily are sales but also some rare opportunities for audit.

Placements: For the most part, liberal arts courses don't get placements, but the computer science department at my college does. The average salary package is around 6 LPA, with companies like TCS recruiting candidates. There is an internship cell in our college that covers a wide range of companies, including Boat, AIM, and Naario.

Placements: Our college does not provide good placement opportunities. On campus, placements are very few. We don't get any information about ongoing placements. Teachers are also not so supportive of this thing. We have to manage it by over self. So overall the placements are not so satisfying.

Placements: I have only listened from my seniors about the placements, and all they said was that only one or two students from our course are placed, and it is night duty. The package is less and there are no internships as such. But if you want to get good placement in this field, then you have to pursue masters from a good college.

Placements: Placements are not good at Sri Aurobindo College of Delhi University. They’re even worse if you are from Bachelors of Commerce programme. If you’re coming from another state, trust me it’s not a worthy college to be in. Now you may decided yourself whether you want to come to Delhi for exposure or for the placements.

Placements: Max. 400 students were enrolled in the course; only 0.1% got placement through college, whereas most of the children found the internship and placement by themselves. Only small startup firms were there to recruit. They are providing basic knowledge of professional skills only, and still students are not getting valuable skills to get placement. Because basic is not enough, it needs to be brought to an intermediate or advanced level.

Placements: The placement cell is dead; don't expect any placement from this college. It's really useless; students have complained multiple times, but there has been no action from the principal. You need to develop skills and find off-campus placement to get a job. Otherwise, this course is good for Ph.D. purposes.

Placements: From my course, none of the students got the chance for any internship or placement, as there were mostly commerce-based companies. The maximum package was offered by only one company that had visited for our course, which was for the receptionist role at Oberoi Hotels with a package of 6–8 LPA .

Placements: The placement was quite good and satisfying, as talented and knowledgeable students got placed at the university campus. The placement cell provides forms every year to the students, but in exchange for that, no placement or internship is provided. There are no placements offered by the college for this course, but you can participate in job fairs conducted by different associations in the college, where you can secure jobs and internships. Top recruiters for my course include various NGOs like ...

Placements: My batch is NEP-2022, and I will be graduating in 2026 with a B.A. program in Political Science and Sociology. Only 10% of students are placed from my college. The University of Delhi has a placement cell that assists students in finding jobs, internships, and live projects. Some of the top recruiting companies for Aditi Mahavidyalaya include Wipro, HDFC Bank, Genpact, Google, E&Y, EXL Services, and Reliance.

Placements: No student was given any kind of placement. There are no placement opportunities at this college. Students do apply for internships, but they are not given by the college itself. There are neither placement nor internship opportunities given at this college.

Placements: There are no specific numbers about how many students are placed from the college. The highest placement for this course is 10 LPA, and the average is 3 to 4 LPA, with the lowest package being 2 LPA. In the 1st year, there are no internship opportunities on campus.

Placements: The college doesn't have any placement opportunities at all. And don't think that it's because of the course I've opted for; it is the overall condition of the college. They'll conduct many seminars and stuff to show that they are doing something, but it is all useless because it won't help you get anywhere.

Placements: There are no placements in the college I am a first-year student and I have heard from my seniors that there are no placements in the college for jobs; some placements are only in the psychology department and there is no such placements for other courses.