PGDAV College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose history honours, from beginning I was sure about taking history as my bachelor's degree, history excites me to learn new things, learn about the past and interlink it with the present, history always helps me in personal growth my second thought was that it will help me in my civil services preparation. in my faculty, there is one thing I really love out of 66 students, there is 33 female student which is as equal to the male students, there we found equality in a realistic manner. Here in my college teachers are really good, and teach in a very friendly manner teachers are very helpful they are literally available for us 24/7 ... Exams really stressed us in 1st semester because we were just passed out from school, but gradually exams are now not that hectic, it is really easy to pass if you are reading consistently

I chose this course cause i simply liked reading and exploring political science and it's various facets. moreover the faculty members are generally nice and helping with a lot of experience in research as well as academic endeavours. The course is fairly simple if you understand it right, you just gotta know how to write long theoritical answers.

Students become eligible for placement in third year and for internship they are eligible from 2nd year. some good companies visit the campus like accenture and pwc. the highest package offered was 23 lac by accenture. the percentage required to sit in placement is 7 cgpa. major chunk of the students goes for masters after grad like me. i will do mba after the grad.

Students became eligible for campus placements every semester. Tata motors, Marketing, and many other companies visited. The highest package is 12 lakhs per annum and the average package is 5 to 6 lakhs per annum. 65% of students are getting placements. My plans after the degree are to proceed further with Ph.D.

The college has its placement cell and if you join the cell you get many placement opportunities with a decent package according to your course. My plans after getting the degree are to go for LLB from the Delhi university itself.

I choose this course because I want to sit for the UPSC CSE examination in the future and I thought this would be the best subject that would help me in building my foundation level. The ratio of both girls and boys is 50:50, and most of the students are from Bihar and the northeast.

The college has the necessary facilities for student placements. For the placements, a placement cell is set up, which is in charge of organizing interviews and serving as a mediator between students and businesses. Top recruiting firms come here annually.

I opted for BA in Economics honors. My batch had a 60-40 ratio of boys to girls respectively. Faculties do have good qualifications, you may even find their articles in newspapers like The Hindu but you may also face some professors who though qualified but you won't come through their teaching methods. Exams are held timely without any delay. My 50% semester ended playing volleyball with my batchmates and attending political science lectures as few of my friends opted for that, and the other 50% I attended my lectures. I studied 15 days before exams through Pmg videos, YouTube, and a little bit from shivas 10 years ( only theory). I got 1-2-3marksk on my attendance sheet and 11-13 on my assignment ( average of attendance and tests/assignment). I gave my exams and opted for 4 out of 5 or 3 out of 4 questions.

The placement cell takes care of the placement and it is really helpful being in touch with the placement cell will always help the student to grasp good opportunities from time to time. Many reputed companies like E&Y, Byju's come for placement.

Placement cell is awarded No1 in the year 2021 across the university. It is actively placing students. Max package 20 lakh per annum. average package 4 lakh per annum. Placement cell pgdav has a different website. All details and JDs can be checked. 5th sem students are eligible for placements. Internships are available for all years.