IGNOU Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Saket, Delhi

Placements: This is a distance learning course, which is provided to CA students under a memorandum of understanding between IGNOU and ICAI. Our college does not provide placement opportunities, but if one is already pursuing a professional course and want to do another one, then this is an excellent option.

Placements: Our university follows a credit system for B.Sc zoology, and it has a total of 96 credits which includes foundation course, elective course and application-oriented course. Our college has a placement cell which works on the premise that the right student meets the right recruiter at the right place.

Placements: I am not sure about placement in other department. I am pursuing B.A. In English and I am in 2nd year now. I have heard that placement is very good here and there is huge demands for English honors. But I already have plans after completing graduation from here.

Placements: Placements are average in our college. After completing this course, very much experience is required for the students to get good salary packages. So usually the salary package offered start from 2 Lacs to 4 Lacs per annum. It is a good University for part - time learners.

Placements: 80% students were placed in my course. Nestle is the top recruiter in our course. 56 Lacs is the highest package and 90,000 is the lowest package. Kpmg is the top recruiter in our course. 72% student got internship according to their interest area. They mostly offer marketing and sales roles.

Placements: Since it is a distance learning course, there is no provision for placements and internships. However, students can find jobs and internships through different jobs providing portals in different domains. IGNOU is a very reputed institution for distance learning. Students who take admission here to pursue masters, they already work in some organisations. So they chose IGNOU for distance learning to complete their education.

Placements: Placement is not there for any students in which I studied. So there is no package for any students. Its only provides degrees and help in the completion of graduation or post-graduation. 0 percent of students got internship from our college and no roles offered.

Placements: Our college does not provide placements. However, every type of courses is offered by the university for the placements. We can do distance learning from this university by just writing exams. Classes are held on off days.

Placements: This is a distance education course which was provided to CS Students under a tie up with ICSI. Thus, placement opportunities were not provided. If one is already pursuing a professional course and want to do another one, this is a good option to think about.

Placements: It is a good University for part-time learners. But there is no placement support. Neither internships are provided. This is an open university so there is no job security provided by college and students are aware of the same while joining the college. But in some courses like BLIS, MBA & in many management courses placements are provided but that is not good profiles. In BSW there is no placement but a good college for graduation for UPSC Candidate.

Placements: The college has helped in my professional life. This course enhanced my computer and programming skills and many programming techniques for the concept like Java, Net, c+, Android, Linux, XML, etc.

Placements: Placements are average in our college. After graduating from this course, very much experience is required for students to get good salary packages. So, usually, the salary package offered starts from 2.5 LPA to up to 4 LPA. If students are very much skilled and have good knowledge of everything related to the course, then they can get a salary package ranging from 6 LPA also.

Placements: I am not sure about the placements in other departments. I am pursuing a B.A. in English, and I am in 1st year now. I have heard that placements in our college are very good and there is a huge demand for English honours. But I already have plans after completing graduation from here.

Placements: I am a student of B.A. and in this course, there is nothing like an internship and all. But a lot of students are interested in B.A. and it is an interesting course. After B.A. you can go to many streams like civil services and lecturer. It has interesting subjects to study.

Placements: It is a good university for part-time learners. But there is no placement support. Neither internships are provided. They arrange placements, but that's for not so good profiles. They are like assistant and executive profiles, and the salary offered ranges from Rs. 10,000 per month to Rs. 20,000 per month.

Placements: I did my B.Com in Accounts and finance from IGNOU University in the year 2017. My batch had almost 25 students out of which only 11 got the placement in companies Such as HCL, Tech Mahindra, etc. The position offered was in accounting teams where few students were in Billings profile. Accounting manager was the profile offered for the topper of the batch. The package started from 4.5 Lacs to 12 Lacs per annum.

Placements: As per my knowledge, there is no campus recruitment facility provided by the college to their students. As this is an open university there is no job security provided by the college and students are aware of the same while joining the college.

Placements: Studying from open Indira Gandhi University helps to get a degree along with the job. One can complete his studies in a cost-effective manner. Students can also prepare for government jobs. This is the important benefit of studying from IGNOU.

Placements: The college does not provide placement. The college is not responsible for the placement of students as it an open school of learning. Students study here to complete courses and do other stuff because of which the number of students study here are high.

Placements: I did my Master of Arts from IGNOU, and it has a good platform for distance learning. It provides decent placements, but I hadn't taken placement from there. For earning a degree in a reasonable amount, it is a good choice, and I recommend it for those who can't afford regular college fee.