Kirori Mal College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

From 2nd year students are eligible for placement. These are many companies like Accenture, D Shaw, etc. have come and students successfully selected for the companies minimum cgpa should be 6 for the placement. I have made plans for research in the lab after getting my degree.

You can get internships and placements in good companies through faculty members if you are very good in your field or respective course. There is an internship and placement society cell within the college. You can join the cell to know more.

You can sit in placement drive from 6th sem to 8th sem Mostly there is a choice with students to continue for 4th year or leave the college after 3rd year. The main companies that visited the last sem were Deloitte, KPMG, TATA, etc. Many students got placed in Deloitte with a good package. The highest package of our college was 36 lakhs and the average package was around 7.8 lakhs Students got placed in the big 4 as advisory heads or consulting heads(commerce course) Placements for commerce students are far better than for other courses Almost 70% of students who sat in the placement drive were placed And for commerce, almost 90% of students were placed My plans are different from other students as I do not want to sit in placement drive and I will be opening my new business.

There is a good level of placement of KMC . BCOM students gets highest placements ... Students may get placements after 6th sem or 8th sem accordingly to their SGPA .The maximum Placements with 6 lacks goes in a year..

The reason for me to choose this course as it is the only course in BSc realms which have a curriculum focused on industrial application. Apart from this, I wanted to pursue forensic science in my higher studies and this course let me do so. The faculty-to-student ratio is good which is 1:27 The quality of teaching is also at par and most of the faculty are products of Delhi University and have PhD in this field. The exams are conducted per semester wise which is once in 6 months with internals and practicals. The difficulty of exams is decent and one with regular studies can do very well

The course is quite diverse, In spite of studying BCom which should have only consisted of the Commerce curriculum, The elective subjects provide a very diverse curriculum like IT, Language, and Life skills-related subjects. The students opt more for BCom here.

The placement opportunity is quite impressive. Placement rounds begin after the completion of the second year. One can even get the placement before the completion of an undergraduate. But for that one has to maintain the cgpa and have a good hand in aptitude.

I always have had a keen interest in history and the University of Delhi offers some of the most decorated and prominent faculties for the same in the whole country. In my batch, there are a total of around 70 students and they are divided equally in sections. So talking about student ratio there are 3 professors for each section of each subject so we can say 1:30 is the teacher's student ratio, moving to curriculum, in history hons. There are a total 3 core papers plus one generic elective that you can change every semester others include SEC VAC AEC courses which are a great way to improve your CGPA, as stated before all the faculty members are distinguished and well qualified most of them have a PhD and those who don't are pursuing one. Overall the college and the faculty are good and worthy of having a remarkable reputation

From 5th semester students are able to apply for placement. Companies like Amazon, Google, Flipkart. The highest package is 2600000. 40 percent of students get the placement. I wish to pursue PhD in chemistry.

I want to do BCom because it's kinda easier than any other commerce course. The student ratio is something around 160-165. The faculty is great excellent. Exams are on a semester base after every 6 months. Exams were easy.