Venky - an experience in it's own

I pursued bcom, if you're someone who wants to get into consulting, finance, or general business roles, then you should go for bcom. It will give you a sneak peek into the real life business and corporate world. If you want to do an MBA later then bcom + MBA makes a really good combo.

The college's placement provides you with numerous internship opportunities throughout the year, during the month of Feb and March the cell organises an internship fair where we students can register and secure internship from. A lot of companies visit every year from all the domains.

Students of 5th semester are allowed to sit for the placements. The average placement of Venky is very good as compared to other colleges. Companies like Deloitte, PWC, KPMG, Bain, De Shaw, Futures First, Sir India, Accenture, ZS Associates, etc visit campus every year. The highest package can go upto 24 lakhs, (offered by DE Shaw this year). The average package is somewhere between 5-6 lpa. 70% students get placed every year, others opt for further higher education, i myself will go for an MBA.

I had to pay around 16000 annually, to be honest the amount is very reasonable as compared to other universities out there. Plus, you get DU's certificate, which is a added incentive in its own. Yes you can apply for a number of scholarships, although I didn't apply for anyone, if you come from a sports quota, there's a scholarship for you, if you are a state topper you'll get scholarship.

Annual fest of Venky is one of a kind experience, Mohit Chauhan was the artist who performed this year at Nexus. Apart from that, there are a lot of clubs and societies you can be a part of and no please don't feel that you won't get selected at any club. There's a lot, a lot of clubs. And trust me there's space for everyone. The library of Venky is really big, they increased the reading area this year, with lot of books to choose from. We have a sports room with various types of games to choose from.

I got admitted in 2021, and there was no cuet provisions during that time, I got addmission on the basis of merit. Yes, you get reservation, ther cut offs for reserved students are generally very low. You can easily get a very good college.

Faculty in DU is highly qualified professionals, they don't give you unnecessary lectures like school teachers, the professors here are like your friends, you can reach out to them in case of any doubts whether it's course related or personal. They'll always help you.