Department of Finance and Business Economics, University of Delhi

Admission: The teachers at Delhi University are really cool and supportive. They help us learn a lot. The teaching quality is top-notch. The semester exams here are tough, so passing them is a big deal. It can be challenging, but it's worth it.

Placement: Passing is super crucial for our future. The more students pass, the better job packages they get. Our course has a lot of job opportunities. Companies visit us and offer jobs based on our grades. So, passing and getting good grades is key!

Campus: Delhi University offers lots of good stuff to students, like really nice and tidy classrooms. There's a huge library where you can study for hours. The library's cool, but just remember no cell phones allowed there.

Admission: Classes at the college are really straightforward. Just stick to the syllabus and you'll do fine. The best part is that all the semesters are pretty easy. Just study the syllabus, and you'll get good grades without any hassle.

Placement: Around 40% of students land jobs right after graduation from our college. It's huge, with 70/80 universities under its umbrella. The degrees here open doors to great opportunities worldwide.

Campus: The college is awesome! They have everything you need, like a nice canteen serving tasty and clean food. Medical help is easily available all around campus, and it really feels like they care about us students.

Admission: The teachers at DFS are really experienced in finance. They know their stuff because they've worked in companies and taught for a long time. They're always there to help you with your studies. Our course is unique because we have 26 finance subjects, which is more than any other MBA college. Even though I'm an engineering student, working in the industry made me understand finance better thanks to DFS.

Placement: Most students here get a job after college. The highest salary is around 25 LPA. Companies with salaries below 7 Lacs can't come for placements. The average salary is about 11-12 LPA. Everyone gets an internship from the college. Top companies that hire from here are De shaw, Arcesium, Credit Suisse, RBS, EY, Deloitte, SBI, HDFC, and more.

Campus: The classrooms aren't great like at Delhi University, but we do have Internet and Wi-Fi. The library is awesome with lots of books. The food at the mess is pretty good. And there are sports like badminton, cricket, football, volleyball, and more.

Admission: The teachers here may be less in number, but they really know their stuff. Sometimes we have guest teachers for certain subjects, and honestly, they're more helpful than our regular ones. I wish the teachers were more up-to-date with what's happening in the market because some of the stuff they teach is kinda old-fashioned. But hey, our college has a good learning system with courses that are all about real-world skills. The focus is on analytics, which is gonna be big in the future. The course itself is great, with extra stuff like talks from industry people, events, and seminars every week.

Placement: The placements here are awesome according to seniors. They got an average salary of 11 LPA, with the lowest at 6 LPA and the highest at 20 LPA. Companies like Dabur, American Express, Barclays, and others hired students from our course. Around 90% of us got placed, which is great.

Campus: The college buildings are nice with big classrooms that have smart screens. There are seminar halls and a cool library with AC. The hostel is clean and bright, making it cozy. But the food in the mess isn't great, and the Wi-Fi can be slow, mostly for hostel students. There's also a cafeteria and medical help on campus, which is handy.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and always ready to clear up any questions. They really know their stuff. The classes are great, and what we learn is perfect for real-world business. It's all about giving us the skills we need for the industry.

Placement: Many big companies like Citi Bank, ICICI Bank, Barclays, and Moody's come to recruit students here. They offer jobs in different areas like model risk management, business analysis, and business development. Around 70-80% of the older students already have jobs lined up, and about half of the younger students have internships waiting for them.

Campus: The classrooms are pretty spacious with lots of students in each class, around 80-90 students. They've got Wi-Fi, smart boards, and all that tech stuff. The food at the mess is good and not too pricey. Plus, there are sports facilities and equipment available.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and have a lot of experience. They know their stuff and are good at teaching. The courses cover a lot of different topics and are interesting. We even get to do case study competitions, which is cool. The exams are tough, though, so you gotta study hard to pass.

Placement: The college guarantees job placements for everyone. The pay ranges from 14.8 LPA to 24.8 LPA. Companies like American Express, Barclays, and Arcesium hire students from our course. Everyone gets internships here. They offer roles in data science, business analysis, risk management, and more. The salaries are good and the companies are interested in hiring us.

Campus: The college has awesome teachers who offer a variety of courses. The campus is super pretty with lots of cool stuff like big classrooms, a research area, sports, and fun activities. The dorms are cheap but nice, and there's a huge library that's always open. Plus, there's a canteen with good food.

Admission: The teachers here all have their PhDs, which is cool. They're really nice and use PowerPoint a lot. They give us projects that go with what we're learning. There's about 60 of us students with eight teachers, so it's like 15 of us to 2 teachers. We haven't done any real-world stuff yet, but they do set us up with summer internships.

Placement: This year, all students got placed, which was awesome. The highest salary offered was 16 LPA, while the lowest was 6 LPA, with an average of 10 LPA. Companies like American Express, Deloitte, Bank of America, DE Shaw, KPMG, ICICI Bank, and others came for placements. Most students landed jobs in analytics. The college hooks us up with internships too. The highest stipend was 1.5 LPA, the lowest was 15,000 per month, and the average was 30,000 per month. The placement cell really put in the work to get us these great opportunities.

Campus: Our college, part of Delhi University, has really good facilities. We have a health center for students and the sports facilities are great. The library has tons of MBA books. The classrooms are like government college ones, without AC. The cafeteria food is good. It'd be nice to have Wi-Fi though. Some changes to the infrastructure would be good too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and super smart. But, the classes focus a lot on economics and stats, which can be a bit too theoretical. The exams are pretty tough, and you gotta make sure to attend at least 75% of the classes.

Placement: Around 70-80% of us get jobs by the end of the final year, and most of us get around 15 LPA. The BFSI sector is the top choice for hiring from our college. Some big companies that hire from here are Arcesium, Citi Bank, ICICI Bank, EY, Caste, and Barclays.

Campus: The college has everything we needsmart classrooms, a library, and Wi-Fi. Hostel facilities are good, and there's a canteen too. We've got a playground for cricket, football, and volleyball, plus two badminton courts on campus.

Admission: The teachers at DBE, DU are really knowledgeable. They have a mix of academic and industry experience. The MBA in business economics program is divided into semesters. You study both required and optional courses. The subjects cover economics, finance, and data analysis. It's a solid curriculum that covers a lot of important stuff.

Placement: The business economics department has great placements, with companies like Barclays, Dolat Capital, and ICICI Bank hiring for finance, analytics, and marketing roles. The return on investment is really good, and the connections in the industry make it easy to find good career opportunities.

Campus: The Business Economics department at Delhi University has nice classrooms, a library, a computer lab, and seminar halls. The campus is peaceful, with good Wi-Fi and access to sports facilities. It's a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and have tons of experience. They explain things from the beginning, which helps even someone like me who's an engineer. The focus of the course is all about finance. Since 2019, our college switched to offering a full MBA in finance instead of just financial management. This brought in new topics and updated the whole curriculum to be all about finance.

Placement: This college pretty much guarantees placements for almost all students. If you work hard, you'll definitely get a job. The Department of Financial Studies is known for its finance program, and you can land finance jobs easily from here.

Campus: The college's setup is pretty good. Since it's a government college, there's a bit of an impact, but it's actually not bad for a government school. The classrooms don't have AC, so it gets really hot in summer. But hey, they're planning to set up a new FinTech lab soon, which is awesome for us students.