Lady Irwin College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose this course because I have always wanted to become a teacher. The faculty: student ratio in this course is 1:10. Most of the teachers in this course have Doctorates. Others are in the process of completing their doctorates but are still highly competent and impressive. They teach mostly by lecture method. B.Ed is a course with an annual system. So main exams happen only once a year. But throughout the year, several activities and assignments are given. The exams are quite challenging, they will require you to study in depth and be on point.

I choose this course as I wanted to do BEd and it's related to counselling as well. The faculty ratio was 1:23. The teaching method was learner driven and the faculty was quite experienced. The course had yearly exams and the questions in the exams were based on practical knowledge and the difficulty level was medium to high.

It provides great placement opportunities for the students. As per the report every year around 60-70% of the students get good placement with high paid salary and that's a good point for the future ahead. The package provided by the college are really great and the job offers are also really great.

College provides education in courses like food tech and home science at both undergraduate and post graduate levels. The college has the best faculty with ample knowledge and care towards their students and guides them in every possible way

There are no placements as such after your Under graduation but the teachers are extremely helpful in helping the students with job opportunities and internship opportunities. You basically get a job after Masters in a particular field.

There is no placement cell in the college as per my knowledge. However, teachers help us out with internships. Companies like Nestle, Cadbury, max, etc visit here with internship offers. After getting the degree, I plan to crack entrance examinations to get admission in MSc. In one of the best Food technology colleges like CFTRI, etc.

Students become eligible for placements after completing the course. Students have got placements into companies like nestle. Number of students getting placed is approximately 5-6 (not fixed). My plan after graduating is to go for higher studies that is Master of science in clinical dietetics and gain some experience in hospital first, I would also like to gain some industrial experience and simultaneously continue my own practice.

Campus placement is a little off from last 2-3 years. But internships are being provided in top notch companies like Nestle, Britannia, DMS, Mother Diary, Patanjali and so on. Most of the students opt for higher studies after graduation. Some of our seniors has got into Niftem, BHU, IIFT and other prestigious institutions for their post graduation.

The college as per my view has no placement cell. They dont offer any internships or training facilities neither any industrial visits for the Food Technology students. My plan after attending this college is to do MSc in Food Technology from any other college or renowned university.

Our college doesn't provide placement for undergraduates but excellent placements are offered for post-graduate. DU itself is a very good and renowned University hence its fame helos the students to get good placements My aim after completing my undergraduate is to do post-graduation