Shyam Lal College Scholarship Details ,Shahdara

Placements: My course is B.A. program, and our college provides some placements, but these placements aren't that high. Companies like Deloitte and KPMG select students for placements based on their skills. The highest package is around 5 LPA, and the average package is around 2 LPA-3 LPA.

Placements: In my course, mostly students pursue a master's degree, they do not get placement, and average package is about 2-3 LPA, but in other courses, placement package are going to 8 to 9 LPA and it is average package in our college. Placement cell works very well.

Placements: Every year, our college conducts a placement drive for students, and many companies come there to select the students. That drive held for 3-4 days, and many students got the placement mostly from the commerce department. Students also got internships in many companies and a good stipend too.

Placements: The placement faculty is bad, as what I have heard until now. You might get placement, but the package will be very low. The highest package that you might grab from here might be less than the average package of some colleges. Well, to be honest, placement totally depends on the student's capability.

Placements: In my course, the placement percentage is approximately 50%. The highest package is approximately 8-10 LPA, the lowest package goes to 4 LPA, and the average package offered is 5-7 LPA. The maximum students got internship from my course approx 80% students got internship. Students got internships in pharmaceutical companies, Chemical industries, etc.

Placements: There is a Training and Placement Cell where students submit their details and resumes and participate in interview practice sessions. The highest package secured by a student was 7 LPA through off-campus placement. The average package this year was 4 LPA. Most students get roles like sales, consultant, executive, and data entry. Companies such as Flipkart, Burger King, and other small ventures recruit here. Around 60% of students get jobs through the college or their own efforts, while the rest...