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

The University of Kerala’s School of Distance Education (SDE) offers comprehensive placement support to help students achieve their career goals. Its dedicated placement cell provides career counseling, resume-building assistance, mock interviews, and job search guidance to enhance employability. Students also gain access to virtual job fairs and industry networking events, connecting them with top recruiters from sectors like IT, management, finance, healthcare, and digital marketing, including companies such as TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HDFC Bank, and Amazon.

SDE collaborates with leading organizations to provide internships, live projects, and corporate training programs, offering students practical exposure and hands-on experience. Partnerships with professional certification providers allow learners to acquire industry-relevant skills, while regular webinars, alumni interactions, and mentorship programs further strengthen career readiness.

With a strong focus on skill development, industry exposure, and job readiness, many graduates have successfully joined reputed companies, achieving meaningful career growth. Whether you are a fresh graduate or a working professional, Kerala University SDE equips you with the expertise, guidance, and opportunities needed to excel in today’s competitive job market.

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: