I’m in my second year of BA at DTU, and I think it offers a lot more opportunities compared to a typical SSC government job. The campus life is vibrant, and events like Engifest are a big deal here. Sure, the fees are higher compared to government colleges, but the experience and the exposure you get are worth it. Plus, if you’re planning to do an MBA later, the foundation you build at DTU is really helpful. With placements from companies like Byjus and Bajaj, there’s potential for good growth. So, if you’re looking for a dynamic career path, DTU BA might be the better option.

I'm in my second year at DTU, and I’ve been looking into placements already. The average package for students seems to be about 5 LPA, while the highest recorded package is 13 LPA from Samartha Industries. It’s a bit tough since only 20-25% of students are getting placed, and most offers are from startups in fields like marketing and finance. It’s a mixed bag, but I’m hoping to land something solid by the time I graduate in 2026!

The placement scenario at DTU is a mixed bag, honestly. I’m part of the economics course, and I've seen that most placements come from startups offering roles in marketing, sales, finance, and data analysis. Companies like Bajaj and Byjus do visit, but I feel they can be a bit unpredictable with their responses. The highest package I heard of was 13 LPA, but it seems like only about 20-25% of us get placed. I’m focusing on higher studies myself, so I’m hoping for a good MBA experience after this.

So, I’m currently studying BA at DTU, and I’ve noticed that the average package is about 5 LPA. The placement scene is a mix, with some big companies like Bajaj and Byjus coming in. But honestly, only about 20-25% of my batch gets placed. The highest package I heard of was 13 LPA, which is impressive, but it feels like a long shot for most of us. I’m more interested in internships since I want to go for an MBA after this.

The hard truth is that placements for Electrical Engineering (EE) don’t usually make headlines in leading national newspapers. From a monetary perspective, they are quite distant from the spotlight.

A fair comparison of EE placements should be made against:

• Other ‘core’ branches at DTU
• Core branch placements from top NITs, BITS, etc. (Including IITs wouldn’t be appropriate since their EE curriculum overlaps with DTU’s ECE and COE)

Using these benchmarks, EE placements are actually quite good. Almost all eligible students (60% aggregate, no active backlog) seeking placements manage to secure an offer.

Visiting companies predominantly hire students in three areas: core electrical, non-core (analytics, consultancy), and software engineer/developer roles.

Core electrical companies that recruit include top names like Nestle, Reliance, Tata Power, Philips, Orient, Renew Power, Orange Renewables, Wipro, Bechtel, and Technip. All of these companies offer compensation ranging from 5.5 LPA to 7 LPA CTC. Additionally, a few Japanese companies (Texeg, Fujikura, and others) have begun hiring students for overseas positions.

The Bachelors programme did not have placements. There is no placement programme for Bachelors students

The curriculum is very well balanced in terms of relevance to current world topics. In the case of sociology I don't think it prepares you for real world jobs as the Sociology curriculum is very theory based and it doesn't teach a lot of real world applications, but it does thoroughly prepare you for further academic pursues such as purse using your masters in a different country. They teach you to write complex thesis and dissertations which are necessary skills to know. The teaching methods could be improved and a lot of teachers could work on the feedback that they received from the Student feedback forms, as several of the teachers are not good at engaging the students during lectures and often make them fall asleep. The frequency and timing of exams is pretty balanced, the difficulty is also just right but the marking system could be a bit more lenient.

we can apply for placements during a third year and students without backlog are eligible to apply for the placements which are available in the college. The companies that visited our college during my third year are Deloitte KP MGJP Morgan EY and other multinational companies, the highest package that was offered to a Student in our college was 36,00,000 per annum and the average package was eight lakh and the percentage of students getting placed in our college is very high due to our excellence and knowledge. My plan after getting this degree to pursue masters in ancient history, and I'm also planning to go abroad to countries like Ireland, UK for my higher studies.

The course curriculum is very wide and vast and in AIC many out stories have been revealed through excavation and many stories has been speculatated the course provides knowledge about the harappan civilisation this was very interesting to me as an adventure enthusiast and thus leading to my degree in AIC . Our course structure provides outdoor classes , field trips and guest lectures every other month . We have 2 internals which is out of 20 marks and the second internals are mostly assignments and projects which are supposed to be done individually or in a group . And we have a semester exam out of 60 and overall we need 40 marks to clear the semester including the internals scored . Semester exams have a one week break before and we also get a 20 days holiday mostly after every semester exam as semester break .