Dyal Singh Evening College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The rate of course and program excellent har teacher come in time in the class room Every course teacher teach all student and all topic clear by class teacher. The teacher understanding and helping har student

The highest package or my college was 10-15 LPA and average package is 4-5 LPA , which is great looking at the employment ratio of our country, also one can opt for Internship which they may find at societied and groups very easily.

The ba programe here is little different from other colleges accross the country. The curriculum is quite diversified. If you are intrested in arts , there is lot to learn. If one want to become writter or any thing related to literature , or want to become historian , geo-politics expert,etc. The course is quite good. The exams held every four and a half or five months and the difficulty level is moderate.

This course provide a combination of 2 major subject in which you choose to opt for 2 fields in the future and you have a wider choice amongs the other present courses in the curriculum The curriculum provides practical which Directly connects the students from the real world which is helpful enough for the student Area which can be worked on is providing of books of the subject accourding to syllabus within the college premises . Timing for exam is of 3 hours and it takes full time to complete the exam

Students have multiple choices when it comes to the course. Even for BA there are different subject combinations. My combination was Human Resource Management + Economics. The teaching method for this course could have been more engaging and practical as the curriculum prepares for real world application. The level of exam is easy to medium.

Our college do provide placement, as the placement cell of our college, arranged an internship fair, where several companies come and further students can give walk in interview. Other than this, I would suggest that one must be active on LinkedIn and maintain proper connections for better opportunities, as this will enhance their network providing them proper exposure. Also everyone must fo different courses for more knowledge in their respective fields.

Since the Evolution of the NEP 2020, the university has provided the students with various Subjects and it's variations with variety of languages. Thus helping the students to pursue their desirable subject according to their language.

Placement of our college is okay I'd say. We have our dedicated placement cell which is in our of placement of students and keeping them up-to-date with new and vacant positions in different companies and provides them a chance to gain experience in relevant field. Highest package offered is 15Lpa and average is 2.4Lpa. I'm thinking of pursuing higher education in masters after completing this program.

Our college's placement scene is quite robust, although we don't have campus placements per se. Students typically become eligible for internships and off-campus placements starting from the fifth semester onwards. Various reputable companies, including tech giants and financial institutions, visit our campus to recruit students. While the number of offers made varies each year, the average package hovers around X per annum, with some companies offering significantly higher packages based on the profile offered. Although we don't have exact figures for the percentage of students placed, a substantial portion of our graduating class secures placements through off-campus drives and internships. As for my plans post-graduation, I aim to pursue further studies or gain industry experience through internships to enhance my employability and broaden my career prospects.

So, the new curriculum's pretty cool. Now we've got all these different course combos to choose from, like mixing economics with computer science – something we couldn't do before. Plus, they've thrown in these extra courses to boost our skills and add value, setting us up nicely for whatever comes next. But hey, it's not all smooth sailing. The class schedule's all over the place, which ends up wasting time, you know? And the teaching style could use a bit more practical stuff to help us really get it. And don't even get me started on the exams. We've got these semester tests twice a year, and honestly, they're a bit of a rollercoaster. You study what the teachers say is important, then boom, the exam throws you a curveball. It's like, what's up with that?