Placements: In my college, students list the average percentage to get the course. Packages that have average packages and some have the highest packages also. We need 70-80% to get a good internship. There are so many companies that require our college students for internships and placements.

Infrastructure: There are good facilities in my college, and the department's Wi-Fi is everywhere in the college. The library is good, and the labs and classrooms are also very nice and maintained fully. The college does not provide a hostel. Sports and games are very well in our college, and we participate in that.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful and qualified, and their teaching method is also very nice. In my college, the course curriculum is relevant, and we usually participate in that. The semester exams are not such difficult, and the passing criterion is a 5-something CGPA.

Other: I am a first-year student, so I can't tell you about the passing batch. I chose B.A. Political Science plus History because I am good at the subjects in my class 12, that's why I chose this. The college provides a fest every 2 to 4 months.

Reviewed on 20 Dec 2024Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in English - Batch of 2026

3.6

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College placement is not too good, but faculty is good.

Placements: Acc to me, 20 percent get placements, the highest is 5-6 Lacs. Top companies are Nestle, Manforce, and other marketing companies. I think 25 to 30 percent get internships in embassies and also some private companies. Top roles are in marketing and filmmaking.

Infrastructure: Classrooms are well maintained, and yes, there is good facility like Wi-Fi in the whole college and also a library with a good amount of quality books. Hostel is not available yet but will be available in the future. Medical facility is available, and many sports are also available.

Faculty: Teachers and faculty are very good and well qualified. Also, the teachers are all doctorate holders and also the authors of many books. The semester exam is good and designed by the University of Delhi, which is the same for all the colleges of Delhi University.

Reviewed on 23 Nov 2024Read More

Senla

B.A. (Hons.) in Psychology - Batch of 2024

2.6

2Placements2Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Not satisfied, could be better.

Placements: We have not gotten an internship from the department yet, but there are societies that provide internships and opportunities. We have asked my professors to provide us workshops, but our voice has not been heard yet. Most psychology students have to pay to get internships, and it is difficult to find internships that are paid.

Infrastructure: The library is too small, and we often can't find the textbooks we need. The college should provide more books. The canteen is also too small, and the food they prepare seems unhygienic. And finally, the college has several Wi-Fi networks, but none of them seem to work.

Faculty: The exams are getting a little more difficult each semester. However, the professors are knowledgeable and provide us with PDFs that are very helpful. The passing percentage is above 35 or 36, but it is not that difficult to pass. There are two exams each year.

Other: The campus has a number of dogs that are well taken care of by the students. The dogs are vaccinated and fed daily.

Reviewed on 3 Sep 2024Read More

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Bachelor in Management Studies (BMS) - Batch of 2025

3.8

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Good infrastructure and really helpful faculty.

Placements: There are not many placements provided for management students as of now. And even if the placements are there, not many well-known companies come for the placements. If we talk about students getting placed from outside the college, there have been a fair number of students getting placed in top positions at good companies.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is really nice. Greenery is everywhere, and since it is a new college building, it is quite clean. Also, the canteen food is really good and affordable. Wi-Fi works great, the classrooms are clean, and there is a two-floor library. There are a variety of books available, and it is really helpful for us students.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and really qualified too. Yes, the course curriculum is relevant. The faculty does make students industry-ready. Industry visits are held often whenever the college gets any chance. Also, semester exams have an average level of difficulty.

Reviewed on 18 Nov 2024Read More

Pratik

B.A. (Hons.) in Business Economics - Batch of 2024

4.2

2Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Underrated college of Delhi University which needs to be highlighted as it has potential.

Placements: Placements are not that good. There is a placement cell in which students connect with companies that are hiring for different profiles, but the offers and jobs are not that good. Most students search for jobs and get placed on their own. Top roles include researchers in economics, analyst roles in business and business development, and many more.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is well-maintained, neat, and clean. The campus is green, with a beautiful garden that has different types of flowers. Classrooms are well-designed with good quality desks and furniture. There is a big ground and facilities for all sports and games. Wi-Fi connectivity is not that good. The library is well-maintained.

Faculty: Teachers are very friendly and will help you anytime you reach out to them. You will never feel any hesitation with them. All faculty members are very nice, but the Business Economics department is far better in all aspects. The difficulty level of exams is average and depends on how much you have studied. There are 6 semesters in 3 years, 2 semesters each year.

Other: I wasn't even aware of this course; I was planning to opt for business management studies, but unfortunately, this course was allocated to me through an entrance exam, DU JAT. As I wanted to be a regular student, I opted for this, but later I realized that this course is more realistic and useful than any other. Everything is on point in this course, but they should be more focused on practical skills. Events are organized, but fests are infrequent.

Reviewed on 10 Nov 2024Read More

Anonymous

Bachelor in Management Studies (BMS) - Batch of 2025

2.8

2Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

College in South Delhi, highly affordable; review.

Placements: The highest package is 7 LPA, the average is 4 LPA, and the lowest package is 2 LPA. Usually, students prefer higher studies. Almost 40–50% of the students were placed. Recruiting companies are Axis Bank, HP, BookMyShow, Pregrad, HP, BYJU'S, Cent, Ditto, etc. Profiles offered involve analysts, business development, marketing, sales, human resources, and research.

Infrastructure: Aryabhatta College has two buildings or blocks: Taregna and Kusumpur Block, and construction of a new building is going on. The college has a proper Wi-Fi connection for students and faculty members. The college canteen is the best place to sit when you don't have any classes, and the quality of the food is okay and the prices are also reasonable. There is no hostel at the college.

Faculty: College faculty is supportive, but at the same time, classes are sometimes canceled at the last moment. The course curriculum needs to be updated a little bit. College societies and clubs help the most in boosting confidence, skills, and personality. Semester exams are like moderate, and PYQ's are life-saving.

Other: The college organizes a festival every year in March–April, which is the best time to create college memories. College societies, workshops, industrial trips, sessions, meetings, and seminars increase knowledge, leadership, confidence, and most importantly, make good connections.

Reviewed on 20 Mar 2024Read More

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