Two SRCC students bag Rs 31 lakh job deals
TNN | Nov 27, 2018, 12:47 IST
Representative image NEW DELHI: Two students managed to bag Rs 31 lakh/annum jobs during the first session of the placement season at Delhi University's SRCC, which saw over 20 recruiters offering 120 jobs to the college students.
The college authority said that the number of offers witnessed a jump of nearly 40% from the previous year. The highest package of Rs 31 lakh was offered by consulting giant EY-Parthenon. Other firms which selected several candidates were the Boston Consulting Group, McKinsey & Co, AT Kearney and LEK Consulting.
College officials also said that their placement cell is the first in DU to launch one of its kind website this year, to streamline communications with both companies and students through a digital portal.
The college authority said that the number of offers witnessed a jump of nearly 40% from the previous year. The highest package of Rs 31 lakh was offered by consulting giant EY-Parthenon. Other firms which selected several candidates were the Boston Consulting Group, McKinsey & Co, AT Kearney and LEK Consulting.
College officials also said that their placement cell is the first in DU to launch one of its kind website this year, to streamline communications with both companies and students through a digital portal.
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