Dyal Singh College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

KPMG, Jaro, and PWC among many other companies are a part of our placement community and many students were offered jobs my them. I thought was preparing for MBA and after my degree this year, I have joined DR BR Ambedkar University and I am pursuing MBA from there.

Form semester 1 students are eligible for internships and placements. Our college placement rate is not so high but avg salary revolves around 9 lakhs and highest was around 35 lpa. Top companies like big 4 ey dellotie KPMG and PWC come here to hire people.

Courses are relevant if you opt for bcom or economics other. Courses and not worth Bsc is worst ba courses are all good here good library and ground Semester based exams twice a year Not much real life exposure here compared to other colleges

Literature never gets irrevelent be it of any kind. Its like fine wine, the older it gets, the finer it becomes. Once you get a UGC NET degree after this course, you can teach in colleges where vacancy is available. Its uncomprehensible for students who enroll in the course without learning the English language and do not have literary bent.

The curriculum provides a theoretical foundation that could do more. The curriculum benefit from better practical training But the course did well in developing critical thinking,writiy skills and theoretical knowledge

For college placements all the students of 3rd year are eligible there are many companies visited like EY, PWC and which great CTC but the ratio of selection is too low and average packages is between 4-5 lakh but if I talk about my course I have very wide variety to choose for career if I do not get placement

Students usually come in University of Delhi to give some Government exam. Placements are available from 2nd year onwards. I've heard that the maximum package of the college was 35 lakh, and that average is around 3 lakh. Not all students get package, and not all really want a package.

My curriculum holistically covers western philosophy and indian philosophy apart from that it increases your critical thinking skills which is relevant in real world. Exams happen every 6 months specifically june- july and December - january It's not too tough tackling these exams even if you haven't studied for the whole year. Areas for improvement would be quality demonstrations of theories, the ability to make students grasp the concept, interactive sessions outside the classroom once in a while , quizzes, debates, development of abstract thinking etc

The course that i chose which was philosophy was and entirely new scope for me when i first apied for an admission. It peaked my interest so thats is why I took it. The course are a really interesting subject and i heard that i was also a new subject which was recently introduced in the college. I was skeptical in the beginning being a new subject just introduced that the teachings wouldnt be up to par. But my Professor were actually great in teaching us the subject and spent a great deal of time with us to understand and have a better grasps on the subject. But its a really difficult subject to master as you have to give your utmost focus and understand the teachings the teachers provided. So overall it is excellent.

Although it is very good in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness because the college has a very rich infrastructure which is built in 50's .the campus is rich in terms of anything.and the course I choose is BA program because a lot of students of this college cracked upsc.so if you are a upsc aspirant you can admire this college in south campus