IP College for Women Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The syllabus of the course of the B.A. program (History and Political Science) is highly relevant. You will find a detailed study on contemporary topics as well as ancient theories in political science. The curriculum of history is vast and varied.

my course is pretty decent in terms of learning and understanding the real life aspects. Bcom hons was pretty ranked course in delhi university, it is better course to do. My semester started on like 16th of August and the exams were held on 21 of December 2023 and next sem started on 18th of January and exams were on 22nd of May. The timing in between is pretty decent to learn the things but not for the accounts.

The campus of placement of IP college is well good. Average placement package is 8LPA and the highest placement package is 32LPA . The 6th semester students are eligible for campus placements. The companies like Deloitte and DeShaw visit every time. But the DeShaw provides only 1 offer . 70% students are placed.

The curriculum is very well balanced and this is one of the reasons why I chose this college. They provide a very balanced and practical approach to students as in teaching through ppts and providing practice for each and every subject that requires practice and practical knowledge.

Students become eligible for Placements in final year of the degree. Placements are there but the annual salary package is not very high. According to my knowledge till now the highest package any student got was about 6 lacs . After completing graduation many students go for Masters from University of Delhi. Many students like few of my known seniors are pursuing MBA from known colleges after appearing for entrance exams . Besides them many go for competitive and government post exams such as UPSC ,PCS etc.

Though I've heard that the college placement is good for economics honours. But it's still low as compared to other colleges. It's just 6 LPA. though I'm not sure about my future plans, but I'll probably give CDS.

I chose the course because of my interest for philosophical thinking and socratic dialogue. I believe anyone with decent beral intellect would do good at this job. The areas for improvement i feel are when they teach us completely unrelated subjects to my course like aec vac sec I feel there should be more choice and there should be options to choose from related subjects.

As my course is BSc maths hons ..and maths is the king of all subjects. It's a little bit hard but if you do daily revision or only learn whatever taught in the class you can easily get good marks in the examination. You know we can't get direct job after bsc so you should prefer to do something else with it like if you want to be a data scientist there you need maths and computer science knowledge both ..so you can go with this course + computer science course from wherever you want . And if you want to be a mathematician then this will be a perfect course. Nothing is hard if you do practice and maths is a subject that needs a lot of practice.

The course choosen by me is economics and Political science and for me these both the subjects are interesting. The curriculum of these subject is good and hard .And for political science their is not proper study material you have to go through the whole book for a single topic

I choose the course BA program in which you could pursue 2 disciplines, I choose history and political science, if you are a upsc aspirant this would be very helpful They could do some museums visit historical monument visit for history , another thing nep has made the syllabus so difficult, cause foe vac and sec , which are skill development courses we have to give importance to these subjects which are not very important, and has to do a lot of assignments for these Other than that the main subjects are easy for me you also have to choose a major for this course BA program, like from history and political science you need to choose a major so if you choose history you will have 2 paper for history and 1 paper for political science