SPA Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,IP Estate

Placements: Our college provides fewer placements. Students can apply for off-campus placements. The average salary package offered is 4.5 LPA. Many construction and planning firms visit our college to recruit students. Top roles offered are consultancy analyst and real estate developer.

Placements: There are direct campus placements which will be offered for almost 25% of the students, and the rest will be placed soon after completing the course. The average salary package offered will be 7.2 LPA. After the course, everyone will be starting as a junior architect. The average salary package offered for the course is 6-6.5 LPA. Almost 100% of the students will be getting internships.

Placements: 100% of the students are placed by the time they complete their degree. The batch size is small of only 25 students. The highest salary is around 14LPA and the average is 5LPA. The lowest package offered is also around 4-5 LPA. Top recruiters are Deloitte, EY, Atkins, WSP, AECOM, Ramboll and few others. The job role is that of a transport planner, transport modeler, transport economist or logistics manager. Around 50% of the students got an internship in AECOM, WRI, World Bank, AITD, DIMTS, and ...

Placements: It is widely claimed that the college is ranked nationwide with people having a million contacts, but there is no scope of placements in the college. With no placements, the college does not justify being called as an institute of national importance.

Placements: The issue with our college is that it doesn't have an active placement cell for the students of bachelors of planning. Out of a batch of 30 students, around 10 have been placed without any help from the college. However, internships provided by the college are satisfactory.

Placements: Our college doesn't provide placements. The placement committee was formed in 2018, the graduation year of my batch. Placements are provided to the Master's students from last year. As far as Bachelor's programme is concerned, the placement committee is yet to become active.

Placements: Since last 3 years, the college is inviting firms and organisations for placements, but earlier, students didn't show interest neither did admin. But, the batch which graduated in 2017, did not get any profit with the so-called placement cell. This information is regarding B.Arch, and all the other departments have relatively better placements.

Placements: The placements have just started from the year 2018, so can't exactly review on that one right now. But a lot of offices are interested in the placements, that makes it promising. Everyone knows about the stipend that architects usually get, and it will be around 15-20K for the fresh architects. Now the situation is the same everywhere, so the college is not to blame here. Moreover, the placement cell is maintained by a student body only, not by the college administration.

The college campus is nice but the cafeteria is not inviting. The classes are well conducted and duly all the submissions are reviewed. The curriculum is strictly followed but the students are not given freedom to treat college as their own space as we being students of architecture like to attach a sense of belongingness to our workstation. Also, the surveying labs and model making workshops are not quite functional. These practical lectures also get converted into PowerPoint presentations. No ...

Placements: Almost 80% of students got placed, with the highest salary found to be 14-15 LPA as per the data provided. Average packages here are 6-7 LPA, which is decent. Top recruiting companies include Boyce & Godrej, JLL India, Deloitte, and the World Bank. The internship percentage is also good.