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Two undergraduate students, one each from the Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) and St. Stephen's of Delhi University (DU) have been offered jobs with a salary package of Rs.32 lakh ($69,000) per annum each. The offers have beenmade by Germany based Deutsche Bank.
Both Adit Mathur and Sukrit are final year students of SRCC and St. Stephen's college respectively. The size of the offer made to a student from DU is what has made the cheerful difference to the ritual of foreign banks picking up students from Indian institutions; as such handsome offers are the perquisite of Indian Institutes of Technology and Indian Institutes of Management. The highest that a DU student has got in the past is Rs.14 lakh from Lehman Brothers in 2007.
This year, the placement scenario in Indian universities is much better than what it was last year. Last year, around 25 companies came with jobs but this year the college is expecting more than 35 companies.
Meanwhile, students from other colleges of the DU are also hoping for good placement offers this year. While 11 undergraduate Commerce students of Hans Raj College were hired by VKS, an affiliate of the United Bank of Switzerland, with salaries of about Rs.4.5 lakh per annum each, 81 students have been shortlisted for interviews by Google. Institutes like Kirori Mal College (KMC), Daulat Ram, Hindu and Ramjas too have good companies lined up with jobs for students.
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