A good college but with limited faciities.
Placements: I am a B.Com programme student of 2024-25 batch. There were 60 students in my batch. Around 60 to 70% of students got placed. The highest package offered by companies was 12 LPA, and the average package was around 4 LPA. The top recruiting companies include Deloitte, KPMG, EY, and various other companies. Around 40-50% of students got internships in various CA firms or Delhi University official internships. The top role offered by companies to students was Data Analyst.
Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure of the college were not good. The Wi-Fi network was very slow, and they were not setting up a new Wi-Fi. There were only three or four labs, which affected the availability of seats, sometimes in exams or regular classes. The classrooms were average, like other colleges. The library was good, but there was a problem with Wi-Fi and a poor internet connection. Our college did not offer hostel facilities.
Faculty: The faculty of the college was very good. They taught in a very good way, and they were very helpful. The curriculum was relevant, but the college or a course does not make you ready for the industry. For industry exposure, you have to work hard on yourself, developing skills that are beneficial for you. The semester exams were not difficult. If you have properly submitted your assignment and have taken tests for every subject, you don't need to be afraid because in the final exam, you have to obtain a minimum of 40 percent.
Other: I chose this course only because I wanted to pursue MBA. The best thing about my course was that it builds a base for accounting and laws, which is good for your professional exam. I think rather than learning theoretical knowledge, we have to focus more on practical. The events at college were very bad. The college fest was not good. The crowd at the college was decent.
How many companies participated in Delhi College of Arts and Commerce University of Delhi placements 2023?