Kirori Mal College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

There is a placement cell in KMC where some of my friends were also part of it. I personally was not part of the cell. I heard many companies do take interviews and offer packages to students. For me, I will further pursue master's as I am interested in academics and research.

There's no placement in geography from college. However you can get internships options and employability in gis and remote sensing through your own efforts and college will play not much role. The only best career option available before you is either upsc Or pursuit higher education and become professor.

Course curriculum is very good, course is designed in way such that you have theory classes along with labs. Let's take an example of chemistry (hons) course . The beauty of this course is you are not only learning things in theory but you can apply it in your practical labs , how we perform reaction's in real world. I think course should be more advanced for present needs of industry. The exam pattern is like that there is final exam after every semester end and the difficulty level is moderate.

from the fifth semester, one can sit for college placements. Many top companies in consulting, data analytics, sales and business development visited the campus. Bain, BCG, DE & Shaw, LEK, Avasant, Minerva

I do not have that much idea about placements, but highest foreign package was 51 LPA. And average packages from my college is 8.4 LPA. Packages of Bcom and stats courses are good. I would say our college holds good place in placements.

The placements of the college are very good. The highest package I my batch was of 22 LPA, and the average package was of 4-5 LPA. Students are eligible for placements from the 5th semester. Companies like the Big 4, Bain, Accenture ICICI Bank visit for placements regularly.

The course curriculum at our college was meticulously designed to ensure relevance and comprehensiveness. Our course curriculum is highly relevant to the current industry landscape and academic advances. Our curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of each subject area. It offers a balanced mix of foundational courses.

Many big companies like big 4 and MBB and Accenture and other Tier 1 and 2 companies come for the college placement with the average placement package 8.5 lakhs, many internship opportunity that the college provide by the placement cells is great few internships are not up to Mark for the students

The curriculum is upto the mark. My curriculum was not limited to Botany only I studied other subjects too like Molecular Biology, Genetics, Microbiology, and subjects like Intellectual Property Rights and Mushroom cultivation in my skill enhancement course. So the curriculum was diversified. I would say that the diversity of curriculum will help if you want to pursue masters in life science or chemistry or other related field like genetics, mol biology. Exams are not that hard one just need to go through the previous year question papers to clear it . Analayse the previous year questions, notice the repeating trend and prepare accordingly. However the syllabus is diversified but not too vast that it could not be covered with ease.

I chose English because I've always been into reading and novels. The NEP curriculum is a bit fast-paced and lacks some important basics required for the holistic approach toward my subjects. The additional courses are useless. But overall, our college offers really great faculty who go out of their way to make you understand the subject for what it is. Hence, I think it's a good experience.