Hindu College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose the course to study for the UPSC. The faculty are excellent their experience is more than 30 years plus and the teacher-student ratio is 1:30. Many of the faculty have done Ph.D. Exams are conducted for internal assignments and the as-usual semester exams.

From my childhood, I always want to become a scientist this is the main reason to choose this course. The college faculty is very good well educated and informed. Students from all over the country come to DU. The exams are always taken on time and teachers always help us in solving querries.

Students in the 5th sem are eligible for placements. The companies visited are Bain Capability network, Indian School of Business, and Avendus Capital update. Around 20-30 students out of 50 get placements. my plan is to go for MSC.

I choose this course because I have keen interest in physics since my childhood and was very much inspired by my older brother as he was very much intelligent in physics. So I choose physics so that I can continue my interest in physics. The faculty are excellent here.

The course curriculum is good and the faculty is also well-versed and have immense knowledge of science. The faculty is well qualified and has done their master's and Ph.D. as well. The terms exam are taken on time semester-wise.

From 5th semester (if a three-year course), students become eligible to sit for placements led by DISHA, the placement cell of Hindu College. Prestigious and reputable companies visit Hindu College to offer roles related to Consultancy, HR, Finance, Product Management, etc. To name a few: Bain and Co, McKinsey Co, L.E.K Consulting, D. E. Shaw, etc. visit the campus to offer opportunities across various roles. The highest package last year was 29,00,000 LPA and the average package was 9,00,000 LPA. Usually, the percentage of students getting placed is around 90%. My plans after graduation would be to get a job in HR, get some years of working experience and go for MBA.

The students become eligible for placements after 4th semester and a lot of companies visited like Google, PWC, bain co, and de Shaw and more than 100 offers were made. About 70% of students got placed. My plan is to sit for placements after graduation.

3rd-year students are eligible for campus placement. Companies like DE Shaw, Nomura, Axxla, Delliote, ZS associate and many others visit the college. Most of the students I saw are preparing for Civil services in college. I want to get placed on campus and later want to do an MBA.

Because of my carrier in the teaching field, I have opted for this course, and reading novels and poetry is also included in my hobbies collection. In my class, there are around 90 students. And if I tell about teaching style then it's quite good teachers of this my class canceled many times classes so the course has been completed too fast. And that's a negative point. The college conducts two exams in a year which is called semester exam. And it is generally easy to at least pass the exam.

From the second year onwards, students are eligible to sit in the placement. Marks are very important for sitting in placement because big MNCs shortlist students with their marks. 90 out of 100 are placed in our university.