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Students become eligible for campus placement in the 4th semester. The highest package was 600000 and the average package was 300000 per annum. The percentage of students getting placement was between 90-95 Percentage
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Campus placement is there but there is no 100 percent placement. So one has to try off campus placements too. Last year BMS highest oackage was off 21.5L per annum and it was very good. And if not placements then one can try for post graduation too. Otherwise there are many off-campus placement opportunities.
Students are eligible for placements from the 5th semester. Average packages are usually 7 lakhs and the highest is 12 lakhs. My plan after BMS is to do an MBA or go for placements if that doesn't work out.
Keshav Mahavidyalaya is one of the best emerging college of Delhi University. Only 8 colleges offer BMS in Delhi University and from those 8 Keshav Mahavidyalaya comes in top 3. Keshav mahavidyalaya also has top class modern facilities with very low fee
The placements at Keshav Mahavidyalaya are some of the best. Despite being off-campus college it is able to attract some of the big names such as Deloitte, EY to get students from the college for the placements. Last year the highest annual package offered was Rs 10 lakhs for the BMS students. 60-70% of students are able to get placement from the college.
65%-entrance, 35%- 12th percentage
There's nothing bad about the college management. The only thing that I found a bit weird about the college is that they don't have a good placement section being a Delhi university college. Just because of its location. Companies don't prefer to visit this college for placement function.
There is nothing as such bad about the college. The best thing about the college is the available opportunity to take college to great heights. College managementcis also good and there is no restriction for trying and doing new things.
KMV is all about good experience. The only bad thing is that this college is far away from the limelight it should get, just because it's an off campus college.
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