Bharathiar University Distance Education VS School of Open Learning, University of Delhi (DU SOL)

At Bharathiar University Distance Education the students are supported with more than quality learning, they are prepared for real and rewarding career opportunities. The placement team works continuously to connect learners with leading industries, to help them secure good roles that match their skills, ambitions and professional goals. Whatever your discipline is either from IT, Management, Finance or Engineering, students are well trained to meet today's work-place demands.

Bharathiar University Distance Education dedicated placement cell actively partners with industry leaders to make sure students gain real-world exposure through internships, hands-on projects, and corporate training programs. Recruiters from different top organizations like Reliance, Amazon, Wipro Cognizant, HCL Technologies and IBM frequently hire talented candidates. From Mock interview to resume improvement and one-on-one career guidance, students get all round support to feel confident and excel in their placement rounds. 

Apart from student placement support the university integrates soft skills, professional communication and leadership training in the learning approach to boost employability. With constant guidance, well- rounded support and industry relevance at the core, Bharathiar University enables students to grow and build a stable and rewarding future.

University of Delhi's School of Open Learning (SOL) does not hold a separate placement drive. Students can sign up with the University of Delhi Central Placement Cell to get help with finding a job, going to job fairs, getting internship alerts, and improving their skills. The placements depend a lot on how candidates work, how well they do in school, and what opportunities they have outside of school. According to what students say, the average package offered is about INR 8 LPA. Check the below table for University of Delhi's School of Open Learning placements statistics as per the data collated from sources: