Hindu College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

As i wrote earlier there is no oncampus placement for BSc courses because those who want to do higher studies or want to prepare for any exam opt for this course it is completely theoretical based course after higher studies like Msc they can get placement

Hindu college has decent placement background, and for my course as it is of humanities so there is not much scope for on campus placement but most of the people opt it for higher studies and for sutting in entrance exams like UPSC, SSC and so on. And the companies that visit the campus are from around the country and most candidates look up to them. There is also a general trend for internship.

My course is electronics which is really interesting but the main problem with this is most of the practical aspects are left behind, in my class there are students who had opted for dse electronics and now the du office tells us that it won't be floated in the further semester, and there is no specified reasons we have all the instruments we have a good faculty and I don't even know why is this the case. In this semester we have opted for dse electronics but now they are mentioning that there is a chance that we would not be able to give the exams or maybe if we do give the exams then it won't be reflected on our results and the whole batch would get a back in that particular subject

I'm good at physics and maths that's why I took this course. We have an option to choose higher education in any of the three subjects - Maths, Physics, Electronics Curriculum is very practical and we like it. Difficulty level is medium. Assignment should not be there instead of this we can have some more practical sessions.

My course is Economics Honours. While I hada knack for this course for around 4 years before joining college, choosing it at Hindu involved factors like their intense curriculum and the practical subject matter that they were teaching. I'm two semesters in and I've already used some of the concepts taught in consulting projects that I've worked on. It prepared me well for the outside world and gave me enough confidence. Some improvements that I'd suggest are incorporating online sessions for core subjects once a week as it would really help students to get caught up. As far as the exams are concerned, they are really good. The continuous assessments that are held every week make it easier to complete the syllabus so the final papers don't feel that terminal.

I Never Opted This Course But Given To Me As Per My Preference List, I Read Sociology In My School Two. This Subject Delves Deeper Into Society Teaching Us Alot About Humans And Society With Make It More Special. There Are Some Areas Of Improvement Like Making The Reading Books Easy As The Language Is Hard To Understand Also Notes Are Mostly Not Available of this course. Exams Are Oftenly Held In College With Gap Of 3-4 Months In Between Have Our Tests Of each subject The Difficultly Level Is Average.

The curriculum is well designed so that we can deeply engulf into Indian history and can attain more visions on our subject. The curriculum actually encourages me to continue higher studies in history by making it more interesting. At the same time, I think more emphasis should be made in modern history and world history.

There is also a placement cell in hindu college .any one can atke part in that society .there is a small fee for entering into cell. Around 2-3 students getting placed during the graduation from an average of 30 students

The placements was started on the third year of our course.Right now,the college presents decent amount of placement options with good package amount.But I'd prefer to complete my Masters and then go seek the job market.

The placement opportunities offered by the college is really high. The average package is around 6.5-12 LPA.The placement percentage is around 90 percentage.The big companies like KPMG, Bain&co , Accenture,HCL, Gartner ,DE shaw and so on