Dyal Singh College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I always decided to pursue commerce during my school time, so adding BCom as my bachelor's degree, I decided to pursue it at DU itself. The curriculum of this degree was essential as I wanted to pursue my higher qualifications in a management program, so to enable me to make a better future manager in the corporation, a mixture of theoretical as well as practical approaches was necessary for this. It prepares me to know the practical world by working or doing internships in companies. I can tell that during my 3 year course, the college should have encouraged certain visits to big offices in the cyber city and Noida, to show the students the practical scenario. The timing for my exam was 3 hours during the afternoon, and the paper was quite moderate, except for some subjects like finance and accounting where the level of the paper was difficult.

Generally you dont have placement after B.Sc courses. But if you are keen to have one you can definately find it off campus with different professors and you can definately do jobs in corporate but yeah the placement is not that good.

I am currently at the end of the 1st year so I have not sit for any placement yet. Although I have a rough idea of the average placement being around 4.5 LPA. My plans regarding employability include sitting for campus recruitment /placement drive in the 3rd year for a finance role job.

Course that we are currently having is too good like this course help us to prepare for UPSC examination as the syllabus is 75 percentage same and it also helps us in CUET PG prep, and our course is best for further studies

The course curriculum can be improved More modern problems need to be introduced Books need to be modernised with latest data and problems Exams are taken twice a year once in May-June and next in December - January

I wanted to pursue a literature course...as I wanted to be a reader...and I knew that in this course I would be bound to read novels and prose...and eventually reading will become my habit....and that happened also. This course allows us to think on a deeper level and to know the raw reality of a certain period...like the culture of society or the myths that prevailed at that time.

Like any other course this course too has its pros and cons. It is very different from the fictional or non-fictional books you read. One must have an interest for English language as it has no grammar. It's just the language portion that will be taught.

The course curriculum was based on various subjects which includes: biochemistry, anatomy, ecology, physiology, genetics, molecular biology, and many more. Personally, my experience was good because the scheduled curriculum was upto my expectations pursuing this course. We had theory and practical classes for every subject and the practicals really helped me to gain hands on experience on various biological techniques which helped me further. The teachers are really knowlwgdeable and helpful. The teaching methods are very rare and comprehensive since the teachers try to teach us with practical exposure rather than only focussing on the theoretical portion.

College has a dedicated placements cell of it own. MNCs like Natwest, DE shaw, EY and many others have hired from the college. I too was selected as a Personal banker with Natwest and was offered a package of 3.25 lakh per annum.

From first semester onwards, students become eligible for campus placements, many companies such as Zomato visited the campus and made offers. Average package student gets is about two lakh to 3,00,000 annually