Aditi Mahavidyalaya, University of Delhi

Admission: I really like how supportive and knowledgeable the teachers are at my college. They make sure we learn things that are useful for our careers. The faculty at Aditi Mahavidyalaya are up-to-date with what's happening in their industry. It's great to have teachers who care about our success.

Placement: I'm part of the NEP-2022 batch, and I'm set to finish my B.A. in Political Science and Sociology in 2026. The placement rate at my college is a bit low, only about 10% of students get placed. Luckily, the University of Delhi has a placement cell that helps us with job opportunities, internships, and projects. Some big companies that come for recruitment at Aditi Mahavidyalaya are Wipro, HDFC Bank, Genpact, Google, E&Y, EXL Services, and Reliance.

Campus: The facilities at my college are decent. My department has classrooms and a library. The campus has five buildings with two floors each, plus an auditorium and a small sports ground. It's cool that they have wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking. The classrooms are usually clean. People say the washrooms are kept nice, and there's drinking water all around campus.

Admission: The school focuses mainly on sports, and there's not much support for other activities. The pass rate is okay, but the exams are tough because we don't have good study materials. The teachers and principal don't seem too bothered about extracurricular stuff.

Placement: The college doesn't help journalism students find jobs after they graduate. There aren't any labs for practice, and they didn't offer any placements last year. It's hard for students to get internships and use cameras and microphones.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, but the faculty is good. Sometimes, professors use YouTube videos to teach. There are issues with classrooms and halls for programs.

Admission: The college has terrible infrastructure. Washrooms are bad and some don't even have doors. Classrooms lack boards and fans. Labs are not good either. The canteen is expensive with no good food options.

Placement: In my department, there weren't any job placements for students. The college didn't offer any packages for my course. They didn't have any internships available for us either. Only a few students, less than one percent, were able to get internships.

Campus: The college has really poor infrastructure. The washrooms are terrible, some don't even have doors. The classrooms lack boards and fans, making it hard to study. The labs are not good either. The canteen doesn't have many facilities and the food is really expensive.

Admission: The college offers great chances to explore different courses while studying here. The teachers are really nice and they give good grades on tests. It's cool that you can manage everything easily in this college. Appreciate it!

Placement: This college hasn't had any placements for a while. They didn't have any last year either. There aren't any opportunities for extracurricular placements or support from the management. It would be great to have placements in every course for a better future.

Campus: The library at our college is really helpful. They have computer rooms and science labs for our practicals. But the books in the library are kinda old. I wish they would get some new ones for us students.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome. They're really well-educated and always there to help. They know their stuff and have a lot of experience. The exams are not too hard either.

Placement: In the B.A. programme for food technology and economics at the college, there aren't any placements directly. But the college has a placements committee. This committee helps bring in companies for internships and job offers. Some are paid, some are not. It's a good way to get connected with job opportunities.

Campus: The institute's infrastructure isn't great. Classes are okay. Wi-Fi can be spotty. The library is awesome with lots of books. It's air conditioned, unlike the classes. The auditorium is cool and fully air conditioned too.

Admission: Our teachers are really young in our course. They've been super helpful in our studies. They explain topics really well and helped us make study notes for exams. It's been great having their support throughout the semester.

Placement: Studying Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed.) is all about learning how to be a teacher for elementary school kids. You get to study things like teaching methods, child development, and actually teaching in real classrooms. It's a hands-on program that prepares you well for becoming a teacher.

Campus: My college for B.El.Ed. has everything I need for my studies. We've got classrooms with all the stuff for teaching, libraries with books about kids and learning, computer labs, and even practice schools for hands-on experience. Plus, the hostel has rooms, dining spots, chill areas, and all the basics. It's a good setup for students like me.

Admission: I really liked the faculty at this college. Even though it's not on campus, they are super hardworking and friendly. I studied B.Com Honours there and the facilities were really useful. They were always there to help whenever I had doubts.

Placement: The placement scene at Aditi Mahavidyalaya is okay, but it's not super great. You really have to work hard and stay focused to land a job. During my time at college, a handful of students did get placed with decent salaries. It's nice to see them doing well and getting paid well now.

Campus: The college campus is awesome and calm. It has cool buildings, lots of rooms, and a gym. If you're not from Delhi, you can find cheap PGs and hostels close by. Plus, there are plenty of courses to pick from.

Admission: I didn't see any good companies at the job fair, so some of my friends didn't even bother applying for placements. Three friends got job offers for 2.5 LPA. The placements here are just okay, nothing special. We don't get many good companies coming to our college for placements.

Placement: I really liked how many smart students from our university got jobs after graduation. The college gives out forms each year, but they don't directly help us find jobs or internships. Instead, we can attend job fairs organized by different groups in the college to find work. Some big names that hire students from my course are RCI, SARD, Butterfly, and more.

Campus: I'm studying in the B.A. Programme, Food Technology, and Economics courses at the college. They don't have placements for us, but they do have a placement cell committee. Companies come to the college through this committee and offer internships and jobs. Some of these opportunities even pay us, which is great!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really know their stuff. They're super supportive and always willing to help. The course material is top-notch and you learn a lot from it. The exams aren't too tough, so you can do well if you study hard for a few days.

Placement: Placements were pretty scarce in my group. The placements cell sets up workshops, events, seminars, and webinars. It's tough for B.A. students to get placed. The workshops and webinars from top companies are really useful though.

Campus: I'm studying Economics and Psychology in my B.A. program. The teachers are really good and the course is interesting. The department is alright, but the administration could be better. The canteen has a decent variety of food, and the quality is okay. I like that there's a medical room with good facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and show up to class, but they're not very helpful. They don't really connect with us or give us much guidance. Our course doesn't use textbooks, so we just get a ton of reading material. Sometimes it's hard to follow because it's missing important info or printed badly.

Placement: The college doesn't offer placements for our course because the pay isn't great. But they do have unpaid internships, which is cool because more students get internships each year. The teaching here is really good too.

Campus: The college is in a kinda rural area, so transportation is a bit of a hassle. The buildings are not in great shape. The canteen is not the best, and there aren't many sports or other activities to do. Plus, there's no Wi-Fi. Also, there aren't enough desks, blackboards, or markers for everyone.