Dyal Singh College Latest News & Notifications 2026 ,Lodi Colony

Placements: Most of the students went on to pursue higher studies because my course was a generic one. It doesn't attract so many placements but some students went on to work for some companies. Some of the students in technical courses got their placements.

Placements: I completed my 4th year, but to be honest, I did not get any placement. There is no scope for placement in my college, and if someone is looking to get employed right after graduating, then I don't suggest you join. In the meantime, you can focus on your skills and look for placement outside of the college, but the placement cell of Dyal Singh is not very active, it provides some internships which you can enroll in through the placement cell only.

Placements: I am in B.Com (Hons), and it doesn't have very good placements or companies coming to campus. If your goal is to be employed after graduation, then this college isn't the right one for you, there are numerous job fairs and off-campus placements you can get by hustling outside of the college. Just relying on campus placements isn't good.

Placements: Almost the placement percentage in my course is zero. No one really hires anyone. Students generally opt for higher education or choose work in which they are personally skilled. If talking about the whole college, the highest package is 26-28 LPA, and the average package is 4-5 LPA.

Placements: Hardly anyone gets placed. Most B.A. Program students prepare for UPSC, and no one hires B.A. students through the placement cell. Students can look for jobs through their own skills, but not through the placement cell. Most of the students who get placed are from B.Com or Economics (Hons.).

Placements: Most people opt for higher education, and almost no one prefers a job after graduation. Those who want a job after graduation usually look for one themselves. Similarly, for internships, students reach out to different companies on their own, mostly through LinkedIn or Unstop.