We have a placement cell named ignite which organises the biggest placement fair of the entire delhi university in the month of april every year and it is called anubhava the placement fair, so placements are good

SGTB Khalsa College, as part of Delhi University, has a dedicated Placement Cell that works to assist students in securing jobs and internships across various fields. the placement record is generally positive, students are encouraged to network, participate in workshops, and take internships to enhance their chances of securing good positions.

Internship Opportunities Across Streams Commerce and Science Streams: More internship opportunities are available due to high industry demand. BA Program and Honours Streams: Finding internships is more challenging, but opportunities do exist.

No , this college don't provide any type of placement and internship this college provide only graduation for the certificate which help I. Your future placement because if you wanna get any type of job then you should have to give a graduation certificate of you have not this then you don't get a any kind of job..

For, placements, we have the ignite cell, which provides internships (all types, all courses) for the students. I am not sure about the placements but as per college, they provide placements as well.

a very good exposure to the outside world plus brilliant professors there is no gd and pi cuet ug examination to be given after 12th and requires only covering of 12th syllabus cutoff 750 for general

The college is in North campus and it was my dream college from the school time. This college has the biggest ground of whole DU. The faculty is also very great. And yes I had to clear CUET before getting admission in this college. But tension not there were no group discussion or interviews. My cut off was 467 and I was shortlisted in the first round.

Students can apply for placements 5th semester onwards, few prominent recruiters are Bain, EY and Accenture. The highest package last year was 22 lpa while the average package being 6 lpa. Around 60% students who sit for placements gets placed.

The Placement cell of the college is very active and works year-round to ensure that the best possible companies come to the campus to recruit students. There are no such specific eligibility criteria to sit for Placements although some companies do specify a minimum CGPA to sit for them. Last year companies such as Deloitte, KPMG, EY, a nation with Namo, RSM, Tresvista etc visited the campus and 175+ offer letters were issued. The highest ctc offered was about 23.05 lakh per annum and the average and the median CTC were 5.8 and 6.05 lakh per annum respectively. The Placement cell also has an extensive internship department which has brought on board companies like Boat, Economic Times, FNP, AAP, times of India etc on campus to offer internships to students. The highest stipend being offered was 80k and the average stipend is 20k. The profiles that are usually hired include analysts, consultants etc.

Placements are quite good in our college. If you have good skills, internships, and a nice build resume you can be easily hired by good companies. Big 4 companies like Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, and EY India come to recruit. The placement cells of each college try to achieve the target of 100% placements but it's not so some people do not take placements because of the low package offered and some even do not get jobs. To be eligible for placements you need to have at least one internship whether NGO or any paid internship and you also should not have any live backlogs.