Anonymous's Review On Hindu College, New Delhi

Item: Hindu College
Rating: 4.3
Author: Anonymous

4.3

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Faculty

4.5

Social Life

5.0

Placement

3.5

Course

4.0

Campus

4.0

Hostel

4.5

Anonymous

Hindu College, BA {Hons.}, English

Reviewed on Jun 26, 2020

Remarks

Hindu college is ranked as one of the top 3 colleges of India for arts. It's faculty for my course is highly reputed. The university in itself is a big affiliation. The college provides great opportunity for individual growth.

Course Curriculum Overview

The curriculum is highly versatile and diverse and provides great opportunity to enhance our concept of literature. It includes literature which might be extremely different yet uniquely important. Faculty is very supportive and cordial. The only problem is the marking system which mostly is unpredictable and sometimes not just.

Class Size: 85Course Fees: INR 16500 per year

Placement Experience

3.5

College has a student's placement cell, marketing cell and finance cell for placements and jobs related work. Most of the students mostly opt for higher education than jobs in my department. The alumni networking is strong.

College Events

Campus Life is vibrant. College provides freedom of speech and expression to the students. Extracurricular are as important as academics. The college's annual fest "Mecca" is known as the best DU fest.

Campus Life

Infrastructure is not at all monotonous in its structure. It has different corners for different people and gives the students the liberty to enhance the uniqueness of the college in the form of graffitis. Thé facilities provided by the college are highly affordable. The only issue is that many classes are not big enough for an entire batch and are very old without any AC.

Hostel Facilities

4.5

The girl's hostel of our college is recently built and known as the most modern hostels of the university. It is highly equipped and provides high quality service. The hostel itself chooses students out of the ones who have applied for living there according to their 12th boards initially and then annual results and performance in college which makes it different for everyone to get permission to stay in the hostel. Delhi's North Campus is filled with various pg and rental flat options and people with small to big budget can afford them and the facilities vary as per the monthly rent.

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