Hindu College University of Delhi North Campus Answered Questions

{Source: B.Sc. students & alumni}Placement Success Rate at Hindu CollegeAccording to students and alumni, the placement success rate at Hindu College varies across departments. While some departments like Commerce and Economics tend to have a higher placement rate, others like Sciences and Humanities may struggle to secure placements.Here are some key findings:* Overall placement rate: Above 85% of students get placed, according to one student's account.* the highest salary package: Up to INR5 LPA, as reported by another student.* Companies visiting campus: Companies like Nestle, Chemist Rolls, Food Industry, and Medical Professionals visit the campus for recruitment, as stated by a third-year student.* Internship opportunities: The Internship Cell, "Abhyas," invites many companies to provide internships to students, including Philip Morris, Indiabulls, Youth Alliance, and Thilo.* Limited placements in certain departments: Placements are scarce in departments like Zoology, Physiology, and Psychology, as observed by multiple students.* Faculty efforts: The placement cell, "Odisha," works diligently to organize placements and internships, as acknowledged by students.Keep in mind that these figures are based on anecdotal evidence and may vary depending on factors like individual performance, networking, and industry trends.

In addition to various government scholarships, Students of Hindu College are eligible for following scholarship -Rai Ram Scholarship Bhagwan Chauhan Memorial scholarshipS.P. Raina Memorial ScholarshipBhasin prizeCash incentive to toppers of every stream and departmentAnd many more ( there are 33+ number of scholarships and prizes in this college for students) Overall,19 prizes and 23 scholarships are provided to postgraduate as well as undergraduate course students  

BCom (Hons) is a UG-level course, extended over a period of three years. For admission to BCom (Hons) course offered by Hindu College, the accepted entrance exam is CUET. Only the candidates who have appeared for CUET and have registered for CSAS (Common Seat Allocation System) of DU, are eligible for securing a seat for BCom (Hons), Hindu College. Candidates who have completed Class 12 or are currently studying in Class 12, can appear for the CUET exam. The exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).

In the table below, students can compare Miranda House BSc fees with Hindu College:College NameBSc & BSc (Hons) Fee Range*Miranda HouseINR 52,300 - INR 58,800Hindu CollegeINR 75,900From the above data, it can be stated that the BSc fee at Hindu College is comparatively higher than the BSc fees at Miranda Hosue.*This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Hindu College offers BA (Hons) in nine specialisations. The total course fee for three years of BA at Hindu College is INR 80,6100. This amount does not include the application fee, security deposit, hostel fee, etc. The mentioned fee is taken from the official website of the college/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

To know which college is better, you can compare them in terms of placement, faculty, and infrastructure. Here are some of the information about the Hindu College, LSR and Hansraj.CollegeAverage Package (2023)the highest Package (2023)Top RecruitersHindu CollegeINR 8.40 lakhsINR 36.5 lakhsJP Morgan, Citibank, Wipro, TCSLSR CollegeINR 11.8 lakhsINR 44.8 lakhsKPMG, EY, Accenture, HULHansraj CollegeINR 4.5 lakhsINR 15 lakhsInfosys, HCL, IBM, ICICI BankAll three colleges have highly qualified and experienced faculty members. Hindu College and Hansraj College have a strong focus on research, with faculty actively involved in various projects and publications.In terms of admissions, Hindu College and LSR College have higher cut-offs compared to Hansraj College for popular courses like BA (Hons) Economics and BA (Hons) English. However, Hansraj College is also a highly sought-after institution, with a significant number of applications received each year.All three colleges are renowned for their academic excellence, extracurricular activities, and strong alumni networks. The choice ultimately depends on the specific course, location, and personal preferences of the applicant. 

Yes, BCom (Hons) is one of the courses offered by Hindu College. The course is offered by the commerce departement of the college, at an undergraduate level. The three-year course is extended in full-time, offline mode. The college accepts admissions through the scores obtained in the CUET exam. The Hindu College BCom (Hons) course fee for three years is INR 80,610. The mentioned fee is calculated based on the first-year fee according to the official website of the college/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

The BSc courses are ranked under the Science category by various ranking agencies. The 2023 rankings by various ranking agencies for Hindu College, Hansraj College and Miranda House, in the category of science, are given in the table below:Ranked byHindu CollegeHansraj CollegeMiranda HouseOutlook261India Today132The Week452Looking at the facts given above, one can say that Miranda House DU is better than many of DU colleges. 

Out of the three colleges, Hansraj College has the best ROI (Return on Investement) for pursuing BSc. This is because the BSc fee at Hansraj College, DU is INR 540 only. On the other hand, the median salary offered to BSc graduates of Hansraj College is INR 7,00,000 per annum. For Hindu College, the BSc course fee ranges between INR 61,40 and INR 82,200 and the median salary is INR 7,90,000 per annum. For Daulat Ram College, the BSc fee ranges between INR 99,600 - INR 1,10,000, while the median salary for the same is INR 5,50,000 per annum.

To be eligible for admission to DU, candidates must have passed at least 10+2 or equivalent with at least 60% aggregate from a recognised board. For Science streams, general students need at least 95% in PCM, and SC or ST category students need around 85–90%The CUET cut-off for Hindu College in New Delhi for 2024 is 99 or above for SC women:B.Sc: 754.6 in 2023, up 29.4 marks from 2022BA: 762.3 marks in 2023, up 3.75% from 2022B.Com: 767.25 in 2023, up 24.75 marks from 20The National Testing Agency (NTA) will publish the CUET cut-off marks for 2024 on its official website after the exam in July 2024. The cut-off marks are the minimum marks required to pass the exam and be eligible for admission.