Daulat Ram College Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Daulat Ram college is a college who persue highest fees in whole north campus... So the infrastructure is not as good as the fees I payed ... But for academic it is good ... But remember of the infrastructure is not matter.

DRC is good for academic and for Science subject DRC is really very good ???????? so you can chose this college for science subject.the academic is very good the professor of this college is so honest to their teaching.

In placement DRC is really good ???? in DRC there is placement cell called vridhi and it is really as good as it's name so you can also join this cell for very valuable placement. And our college is so reputable so this favours you...

Yes college really value for money but not always ..

In campus life college is just amazing..I loved it and you also can feel the campus vibe ????

College is too small as compared to other North Campus colleges and the ACs fixed in auditorium or conference hall never function well. We wrote exams in burning heat even inside the college . Washrooms are okayish

Academics is pretty good but out of 3 core teachers sometimes it happens that 1 doesn't teach at all and others teach good So depends on luck,but yeah you will be able to study well a good library for great support and well supportive teachers

I don't know about this Placement Cell handles this and many internships are sent frequently but l don't have any idea about it. According to me there may be none of very few for BA but may be more for bcom etc

Too expensive 32k for BA hns Political Science as compared to others where it is 16-17k as teaching is good,no politics although peaceful environment ,good food but again poor infra although new building being built

Right now it is good not the best

North campus me aana hi hai so u can go for this connectivity is good

I love my college because of the societies I'm working in or have worked in, I've learnt alot from them I love the concept of finding like minded people who are equally passionate about the things you love unlike people who just don't get it. If we talk about basic facilities and infrastructure , we (commerce department) don't have any classes alloted to us like the psych dept or zoology dept and many others; so sometimes on busy college days we have to sit in scorching heat, also we would love if more classes had air conditioning because it is unbearable mostly. Another thing that's like THE MAJOR LACK is we don't have drinkable water in the coolers, we have to buy mineral water every day, if we are going to our college I think it's a basic necessity to have drinkable water atleast. Equipments are provided labs are fully equipped, we could add some basketball hoops or football nets , I mean some sports would be nice. Library is a good place, some classes have smart boards to it's good. Canteen is also not really nice but amul and Nescafe are the survival kit.

I'm studying bcom Hons and I attend less classes due to being in cultural societies, but my teachers have been more or less amazing. They are understanding and are outstanding at their jobs. Not just main subject teachers vac, sec, ge they are all amazing.

I'm sorry I'm unaware of this section of the college. I don't want to have a job right after college, because I'll joining film school after 3rd yr. And the minimum no of words is 200 so I'm just writing something anyways.

Our fees is high in comparison to other du colleges, they've been asking for that money for construction and all but there has not been much of the construction in 2 years but yes before we were about to start last sem exams there was some work, hope to see progress when we return after our yr break. Course cost was 36k for the first yr and I don't remember exact but it was 32-35k somewhere around that ig it was def in 30s. Teacher's are nice and being in a girls college has been fun which I never imagined but it has been. Here people have the intellectual capacity to understand ideas of another. So I enjoy when I can talk about things I am working on and so on.

Campus is not amazing tbh, but it's not bad, sometimes it looks like you're entering a hospital but it's just sometimes. College life in terms of society again is mind blowing if you set your steps in the right place. Most teachers are supportive and engaging. It's a very safe campus tho, there has never been a time I've felt uncomfortable in my college even when I've stayed very late many a nights. I've never faced an emergency as such but yes one of our soc members during practice fainted and we ran to toh medical room and the ma'am came running with us with required items.

I love my college more than I hate it's flaws, but I would really appreciate if you guys could forward the points for betterment to them, and ofcs please do it anonymously ????

The College is well equipped with all the essential infrastructure needed, from good classrooms, labs, spacious library to hostels etc. It has all. And to add on a new block is also building so expansion is gonna happen.

Academics is amazing here. The faculty is truly exceptional especially for the political science department I can say it's amazing. The pedagogy is fantabulous. And student professor bond is also great.

Placements are okayish like one has to be excellent in their field in order to secure one, rest the placement cell is actively working for its betterment. Career fairs do happen and companies do approach so good opportunity for internship.

Under construction but beautiful. Most places are clean but washrooms can be better. There is no network inside the college but it's the case with every college in the North Campus. Library is typically pretty occupied for 1-3 hours each day.

Experienced and helpful faculty, academics is taken very seriously here. College starts earliers than others (8 am) and closes around 5pm. Commerce students have access to a well furnished computer lab, and many courses under VAC, SEC is offered.

Decent placements. Good RoI. Placement cell also holds various sessions, workshops, etc related to different careers. CV vetting sessions, Annual Internship Fair, Regular Opportunities, Campus Placements are organised by the Placement cell.

I am paying around 30K per year.

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The infrastructure is fi ne not very good. Labs have equipment and Ac . Washrooms were not very good but they are going under construction. The wifi connection is there but it is very slow. The food in canteen is fine.

I ma studying biochemistry . The lab is good and teachers are also fine . Teaching is also fine . The curriculum is also fine but have extra papers like vac, sec that are not actually important or beneficial.

I have just completed second year so don't know that much about placements .But I have heard from seniors that the placement are average and not very good. Also there is not 100% placement. Also average placement is low.

The fees is little high than other college

The campus life is fine. There are many workshop and fests .

When I was studying there, the infrastructure was average. The classrooms were basic but neat and clean. The college building had an old school vibe. The library has good collection of books. Washrooms and common areas could have been cleaner and better maintained.

Academics are quite good. Most professors in my department (humanities stream) were helpful and well-qualified. Faculties were very friendly of my department. The quality of teaching varied across departments. Internal marks and attendance were important.

The placements were not great at that time(2016). Only few companies came, and packages were average. Most students either went for master's or tried internships on their own. You have to be self-driven.

Overall experience is good and I had enjoyed my college life very much.

Infrastructure is fine with some basic canteen and Nescafe nothing too great but works okayy. Other than that a lawn to sit in during winters and a rangshala for societies to do their stuff and practice.

Academically it's fine as well some proffesor teaches well some doesn't care. Admin is probably the worse Admin I have ever been to, they take so much time and waste students time so much. Other than that some teacher are actually great teaches well.

I have heard people getting placement but never seen one getting it yet not even my seniors maybe the placement only works for few specific courses like mainly from commerce background but few people might get one.

Fees is too high comparative to other north campus colleges definitely not worth it.

Campus life is good if we do something or our own.

The campus though not big in comparison with other DU colleges, but is quiet and full of greenery, plus all the basic facilities are available including library, cafeteria, sports ground, conference and seminar halls, amphitheatre, etc.

I'm a Political Science student. From my experience, the professor of our department are amazing, they focus on modern approach for teaching, from tutorial classes for one on one interaction to mentor-mentee program, allowing students to share doubts with hesitation.

College has an active placement cell (Vriddhi) and conducts annual career fair along with updating students related internship drives. But like it happens in other colleges, most companies prefer students from CS background or Commerce/ Economics.

The annual fee of my course is 32,100 rupees, which is high in comparison with other DU colleges. But keeping in mind the facilities we are given, active clubs and societies, regular seminar and workshops, it can be considered worth it.

Infrastructure of dault ram College is good. And a large specious seminar hall and cla canteen also there and There are multiple common rooms and lawns where students often hang out or work on society stuff.

Academically, the college DRC is strong. Most teachers are knowledgeable and take their subjects seriously. Some are very supportive and push you to do better. And the syallabus is completed on the time.

Placements are there, but you can’t rely only on the college. The placement cell does bring in companies especially for commerce and humanities students. However, you’ll need to take part in extra activities, upskill, and do internships to stand out.