Shyama Prasad Mukherji College for Women Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

If you got the degree you have an option to go into the private sector as well as the government. In the government sector, you got high paid job but in the private sector fee structure will be below. if you pursue the higher education after this course then absolutely you got a job in MNCs and also high-level posts.

Fcaulty is just wow, all the teacher's are helpful and understanding. Teachers also help in research and all if someone wants to conduct reearch. Teaching methods are not that much unique but that's fine, teachers solve query whenever anyone faces any difficulty.

last year students are eligible for placements. Genpact is the main company which is a visit to our college and gives placements to students. The Highest package in my time is 5 LPA. who got 60% are eligible for placements.

Faculty in our college is very helpful in enriching students with knowledge not just for exams but for your whole life. Teachers are excellent. The way they interact with us is awesome and fruitful. I'm grateful to all my teachers. They teach in a way by giving real-life examples, making things interesting in story form. Exams are yet to come but already teachers are helping to prepare for exams. They solve doubts in the class.

I chose this course because it was an optional for UPSC MAINS, as well as a good base for three year LLB course. The faculty at Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College is particularly wonderful. The teachers encourage discussion and debates. Academically speaking, SPM provides an even better environment than some of the North Campus colleges. The semesters at Delhi University were shortened during my first year as a lot of time had been lost due to the pandemic. Despite this, due to the excellent advice and teaching provided, my classmates performed really well. The exams were in OBE mode so that was another factor that led to an above-average performance by our class.

I was from a commerce background, so i wanted to go with the same feild, for this, i chose B Com. In our batch, there were two sections each with 60 students each and one or two faculties for each subject. Faculties are well qualified and their teaching methods are awesome. Exams are on semester basis in between there were internals too, in which class tests were conducted. And, level of all the exams and class test was medium, one can easily pass the exam if she has given full attention in class time.

Students who score about 92-94% percentage in academics got placed in the year 2020. Placements in our college are not that good. Mostly, startups visit our college for placement. The salary package offered ranges from 3-4 LPA. However, the placement cell provides an internship for the role of a content writer, business development associate, and a relatively small role like this. I am pursuing B.Com Hons, and I got many internship opportunities in various profiles like graphic designing, social media marketing, human resource manager, content writing, etc., from various companies, which provided a great experience in different fields.

Students will be eligible for campus placement in final year. 70-80% students get scholarship while other pursue higher studies or prepare for competitive or any other entrance exam. My plan is to pursue MA in philosophy but one can choose this subject as his / her optional subject in UPSC CSE and can pursue law or could become a lecturer.

After second-year students are eligible for placements. IT/BPO companies visited at my time like Genpact. They hire around 8-9 people from the campus. After getting a degree I gave some entrance exams and did some courses.

I chose the course because it was of my interest. There is good faculty and many activities and seminars are conducted along with the regular classes. Teachers are very helpful. The teaching method however was mostly lecture cum discussion-based, There is one internal and one external examination in one semester along with one assignment submission.