Delhi College of Arts and Commerce Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

my college provides internships and jobs at the end of each year, they bring about 50 companies and all students are eleigble, they have to fill forms for registration and then when the companies come they have to go for interview, where the hr are sitting of that company, if they wish to apply

The placement is offered in the college I tell you this one thing and it will most probably get you what really happens so previous year before I come to the college what happened here was that the D Shaw comes here and they gave a package of around I remember 24 lakhs like they offered it but nobody was able to get that package because nobody was enough skilled to even cleared you know the aptitude or the testing rounds everyone got like out so that's what happened I believe companies do come like these and they do try to give good packages but students are not that good enough to grab them Of course if you compare it to North Campus then it is nowhere near placement would be the most I would say down thing here but it is improving and I am seeing a beacon of hope like a lot of internship drives are now happening so I am thinking that OK it is working now the big 4 does come here the average package would be around I think previous year was like five airway but this year it drops to 3.4 so it is pretty accurate like they never lie or bluff about it

The campus placement is going quiet well Delhi college of arts and commerce has its own Placement Cell called Broad way and a consulting wing So they bring quite good placements recently kpmg and ey offered placement to our 3rd year graduates and the result were pretty positive

The college has a placement cell which comes up with lots and lots of internship and job offers throughout the year, you get multiple new job opportunities every week but the campus placement is not all that great, B Com courses have somewhat decent placements. the college doesn't push very much or try much to get students placed, you're on your own.

Journalism was first introduced in Delhi University at DCAC. The amazing faculty and a proper media studio makes Delhi College of Arts and Commerce a perfect choice for Jouranlism aspirants. The media studio has professional mics, green screen, cameras, teleprompter, switcher and other equipment required for real life learning. The classes are full-fledged, sometimes irregular. Exams are scheduled at the end of each semester. However, internal and continous assesment happen regularly.

I’m doing History (Hons) at DCAC. I took this course because I had interest in this particular subject. The syllabus is big and covers Indian and world history. And I am also preparing for UPSC.. from there I came to know that those books which are referred in classrooms are very helpful even for UPSC and the syllabus which we study is very vast which covers indian history and world history . Teachers are good but teaching is old-style, mostly lectures. Not many group works or projects. I feel more field trips, workshops, and interactive classes should happen. Exams come two times – December and May. Papers are long answer type. If you attend class and revise, you can do well. Not too hard. Course is more theory, not much practical.

All 2nd and 3rd year Students can apply for internship opportunities, for the placement all last semester students are eligible. College have decent placement opportunities. Also practice workshop for interview and GD round.

The aspects of curriculum are That I have see as my career growing and uplifting of my career because it is giving me the access to my post graduation also and also pHDs so on. So this is the reason that is influenced me and make me to choose this course . So that's how curriculum prepare me for the real world applications Critical Thinking & Analysis – Helps in problem-solving, decision-making, and evaluating information, essential for careers in law, journalism, and public administration. 2. Effective Communication – Develops strong writing and speaking skills, useful in media, public relations, content writing, and corporate communication. 3. Research Skills – Trains students to gather, analyze, and present information, a crucial skill in policymaking, market research, and consultancy. And there are some area of improvement in the course curriculum and teaching methods are teaching students if the syllabus is completed for the semester for their revision which gives them the feeling of relevant curriculum of their course. The frequency and timing of exams are based on the allocated exam centers like there are 2 shift for exams morning and evening so that they can handle the crowd of so many colleges and the level of exams are easy because all questions are asked directly to the syllabus which allows them to revise it also and taking them forward to their growth of career.

keeping in mind the indian education system , the curriculum is pretty average ,but they are tying to inprove it and make it more relivent by the introduction of new education policy, though the exams are very easy

The course curriculum is though according to NEP butnis very outdated, in our major subject like I have German and papers of English, we are not studying any professional expertise subject even in our third year. Just theories.