Hindu College, University of Delhi

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. 

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. 

Yes, Hindu College does offer placement opportunities for students of BA English. The college has a dedicated placement cell that provides guidance and support to students throughout the placement process. The placement process is made easy and the placement cell is very helpful. The college also provides internship opportunities at top companies such as Happily Unmarried, Philip Morris International, Outlook India, Teach for India, etc. The highest placement package for the previous session was Rs 29 Lakhs per annum. The placement cell "Disha" collaborates with reputed companies and invites them to participate in the Hindu College placement process. It conducts workshops, personality development sessions, skill development, and mock interview sessions to train students. The internship cell "Abhyas" brings internship opportunities in various fields like business, corporate, media, professors, NGOs, and start-ups through the medium of internships, memberships and volunteer ships. The efforts of Disha and Abhyas together glorify the Hindu College Placement brochure with student achievements each year.

Both colleges are affiliated with the University of Delhi. Gargi College: The college has been graded "A+" by NAAC. The tuition fee for the M.Sc course is INR INR 30,322 for the whole course. The highest salary package offered was INR 21.50 LPA and the median package offered was INR 5.35 LPA. The course is offered to 19 students only.Hindu College: The college is graded "A+" by NAAC. The tuition fee for the whole M.Sc course is INR 48,700. The median salary package offered was INR 8.40 LPA. The course is offered to 34 students only.From the above comparison, we can conclude that the Hindu College is slightly more expensive than Gargi College and the placements are also better in Gargi College. 

Both, Hindu College and Hans Raj College are the top affiliated colleges of Delhi University. The former was ranked on the 1st place by India Today 2023 under the Arts and Science category and the latter on 3rd.  Both colleges provide excellent faculty and placement opportunities to their students. Hindu College BA (H) in Economics graduates have obtained placements at Boston Consulting Group, Ernst and Young, Bain Capability Centre, Nomura etc. Many students have also been offered admission to pursue a Master's at renowned global institutions like the London School of Economics, National University of Singapore, Delhi School of Economics, and Toulouse School of Economics. To make college selection easier for aspirants, a comparison between BA Hons in Economics offered at Hindu College and Hans Raj College, based on placement, fee, rankings, cutoff and seat intake is given in the table below:ParticularsHindu CollegeHans Raj CollegeHighest packageINR 36.50 LPAINR 36.50 LPAAverage packageINR 8.75 LPAINR 7.90 LPAMedian packageINR 8 LPAINR 6.50 LPATotal tuition fee INR 75,900INR 540Outlook 2023 under the Science category26NIRF 2023 under the Colleges category212CutoffCUET Round 1 | Score 99XII Round 4 | 97.25%Delhi University AdmissionRound 8 | 97.62%CUET Round 1 | Score 99XII Round 4 | 96.75%Delhi University AdmissionRound 6 | 98.5%Total Seats77135Current students and Alumni reviews"Placements for courses like economics, B.Com (H), statistics and mathematics are top-notch, and other courses also get offers but not that high.Read more""We have various kinds of fest organised by different societies namely food fest, Diwali mela, and e fair every year. There are diverse books and journals available in the library. Read more"Note: The above information is collected from various unofficial sources. Hence, may slightly vary.Based on the comparison mentioned in the table above, it can be concluded that Hindu College stands ahead of Hansraj in all aspects. However, Hans Raj is a more affordable option than Hindu College. Hence, keeping in mind all the factors mentioned above, aspirants can make their selection as per their interests and favourable conditions. 

Compare the fees, placements, cutoff, reviews, seats, courses, and other details of the Hindu College B.A. (Hons.) in History and the Daulat Ram College B.A. (Hons.) in History courses. Five real, confirmed students at Hindu College have given their history B.A. (Hons.) course a rating of 4.1 out of 5, while 11 students at Daulat Ram College have given the same subject a rating of 4.1 out of 5. Visit Shiksha to compare all course aspects in depth and get free information on B.A. admissions, placement, eligibility requirements, and other topics. Hindu college:The reason the course format is excellent is that the lecturers are excellent educators who know exactly what and who to teach.There was plenty of opportunity for students to get placed as long as they put in their best effort. Many companies, including some of the best ones, came over for placements.I was unable to identify the firms since many recruit students for research internships or HR positions, assist them in creating their resumes, and provide experienced students stipends of up to 15,000.Daulat Ram College:College FacilitiesOverall, the college's infrastructure is adequate; it has all the equipment needed, including comfortable chairs and projectors, but it lacks a network and internet, and there are no air-conditioned rooms available for commerce students outside of the computer lab.Academics: All of our professors are good in that they support each student with their studies, teach us in a proper manner, and are kind in nature. Additionally, library books are updated.PositionsAlthough I'm not sure how placement operates, altogether, it's not good compared to other institutions where placement rates are low. However, a lot of businesses provided, but there might not be enough communication.

Candidates who have passed their class 12 in any stream from a recognised board are eligible to get admission in Hindu College BA (Hons) Political Science. The Hindu College shortlists candidates on the basis of CUET-UG scores. Interested candidates need to perform extremely well in the entrance exam to secure admission at Hindu College. In 2023, the cut off for Hindu College BA (Hons) Political Science was 99 percentile. To perform well in the CUET test, candidates must thoroughly go through the CUET syllabus. Aspirants need to strategise their plans on a monthly, weekly and daily basis. Candidates can prepare better by knowing which topics to cover in-depth and which require superficial knowledge. The candidate can do so as per the below-mentioned pointers:Make a list of topics, subject wiseSegregate the subjects and topics into easy and difficult as per personal experience.Note down topics that will carry maximum weightage (as per previous year’s question papers).