Daulat Ram College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I got into english department by chance , i wanted to get enroll into history course but yeah now i am liking my course , its quite good. It's a interesting course and the faculty members are all supportive and good.

Honestly, placement depends upon your skill. Even 1st year student do sit for placement and if your skill matches the vacancy, you are placed. As such there is no criterion for sitting for placement and no barriers of year you belong to.

honestly, i'm more than satisfied with the faculty i have. my professors are so learned, so knowledgeable and it pretty much explains why they are where they are today. i was always inclined towards this field of study, and after coming to DRC, i'm confident about making a wise decision. considering the difficulty level of exam, i would rate it a solid 7/10. if one is decently prepared, exams won't be much of a hassle.

The carriculam is smooth and helps me to enhance my vocab in day to day life also gives ms an insight of the literature of different parts of the world. The course helps me to write better answer as i am preparing for competative exam . I need to write good vocab and well structured answers and the course helps me with the same . The improvement required ia hard copy accessible of the booka and pyq and also assignments ans submission should be done early to exam . The course shouls be made more indian literature based throughout the years. Exams are not too hard all depends on timely sybmission ans ur answer writing skills .clasa test can be a bit tireing but will prepare u well for ur exam.

Initially I want to pursue Pol SC hons but due to cuet and my preference I got enrolled in english hons but have taken Pol SC as my general elective and by doing 4 years degree I can get minor degree in Pol SC and then purdue PhD in Pol science. Curriculum not really but yes helps to interact and express yourself. The timing of exams is 3hrs and difficultly level is medium

The course itself is very enlightening but I think the addition of a lot of extra subjects other than our core makes us distracted from the main subjects. And if we only focus on studies then there is no time for extracurricular activities.

Around 80-90 percent of the students get placements. Several countries do visit the college for the same. As far as I know, in the third year of college which is the final year, the students get eligible for placements. The average package offered is about 5-6 Lakhs per annum.

Placement cells do not provide placements to English graduates. Only a few companies came to hire English graduates. I'm planning to do a master's or B.Ed to secure a career in teaching after my graduation.

Students are eligible from the very first semester for internships but for campus placements fifth or sixth semester is considered the best. The maximum package is 5 lacs and the minimum is around it only. After the degree, I may be applying for masters.

A lot of my friends had applied for placement, I hadn't so I don't know much about it. However, after completing your degree in English. You can apply for jobs in any publication house as a fresher and then work your way up.