Dr BR Ambedkar University Delhi Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors were really nice and helped us understand everything. They were always there to answer our questions. Some teachers were amazing at teaching and supporting us. I especially liked Mr. Akash Jain in the 3rd semester. He was a great teacher and gave us lots of helpful advice. All the teachers were good and made sure we were ready for exams by holding extra online classes. Each semester, we had two CTs and one final exam at the end.

Placement: In our 3rd year, we can start applying for jobs. Big companies like Accenture and Cognizant come to hire from our college. The average salary is around 6 to 7 lakhs per year. The highest package this year was 44 lakhs per year! Most of us got placed in companies like Flipkart and Amazon, which is pretty cool.

Campus: I liked how there were classes for all subjects with notifications. The university library had books for all subjects and more. The campus was huge and had space for games. The campus life was really good and fun!

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and really know their stuff. They're friendly too, which is awesome. The college arranges industrial visits for us every semester. These visits are really cool. The semester exams are a bit challenging, but the teachers are there to help us out. With their support, passing the exams and getting good grades is totally doable. Most students end up passing with over 70%, which is pretty great.

Placement: Most students in our courses get jobs after graduation - around 85%. Big companies like NGOs and government agencies hire a lot from our college. Some of the top companies that come to hire are ActionAid and Oxfam. A good chunk of students, about 75%, also get internships. The main job titles you see after finishing are Research Associate, Programme Coordinator, Policy Analyst, and Development Consultant.

Campus: The college has a lot of cool stuff like Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, a big library with tons of books, a computer lab, a conference room, and a study lounge. The hostel is nice too, with clean rooms and lots of space. The food is good and yummy, and there's even a medical center with doctors and nurses. Plus, there are sports facilities like a gym, volleyball court, badminton court, and table tennis room.

Admission: The professors were really nice and always there to help with our studies and future plans. The exams were a bit tough, so it was hard to do other stuff like clubs and sports. But overall, the exams were not too bad to pass. The courses were mostly useful, but some labs felt outdated.

Placement: The college placements were really good. They had a placement rate of over 95%. The college also provided training to help students prepare for interviews. This training was super helpful in getting us ready for placement interviews. On average, the placement package was around 10 LPA.

Campus: At AUD, we didn't have any sports, but we did have both online and offline libraries that really came in handy during our dissertation time. It was super useful!

Admission: The teachers are really good and know their stuff. They teach in a way that matches what we're learning. The exams are fair and make sense. In gender studies, we learn about important stuff like society and how to think critically. The exams in each semester are kinda tough but most people pass with over 70%.

Placement: Placement stats change every year, so we don't have the latest numbers. Usually, the top offer is around 1012 LPA, while most people get between 4-6 LPA. NGOs, research firms, and media companies are the main recruiters. Lots of students do internships, and you can find info on recent placements and companies. After finishing, people often become gender researchers, policy analysts, or social activists.

Campus: The college canteen serves food, there's Wi-Fi, and the labs are good. Classrooms have AC. The food in the canteen is tasty. You can play football and basketball. I recommend joining the music and photography clubs. The hostel facilities are okay, with decent amenities and food quality in the mess and canteen.

Admission: The teachers here are great  they really know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course content is spot on, getting us ready for the real world. But man, those semester exams are tough! They use a slot system, with 2 slots per semester.

Placement: I was in a course where 75% of us got placed. The highest salary was 10 LPA, the lowest was 3 LPA, and the average was 6 LPA. Some top companies that hired us were ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, and Deloitte. About 60% of us did internships last year. The popular roles were in Finance, Sales, and Marketing.

Campus: Our MBA classroom is awesome! We've got 3 ACs, 2 whiteboards, a projector, an almirah, and comfy chairs. The library is stocked with books and e-books from Harvard Business School. We can use Wi-Fi, but only on laptops. The food in the mess isn't great and there's not much variety. Thankfully, there's a medical room on campus. But unfortunately, we don't have our own playground.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome! Professors and teachers are always there to help, sharing their knowledge and experience. They provide study material online, which is super helpful. Exams happen every semester, plus we have monthly and weekly tests to keep us on our toes. It's a great learning environment!

Placement: The placement scene at my college isn't great for history honors students like me. Most companies that visited last year were looking for commerce and science students. I didn't land a good placement because of this trend.

Campus: The college I go to has decent infrastructure. We get free Wi-Fi, the place is always clean, and there's a library. The cafeteria serves really tasty food. Plus, there's a medical room and a sports room with lots of grounds and courts for different sports.

Admission: I really like how the teachers are always there to help and know their stuff well. They talk a lot and seem really smart to me. The school offers a lot of different classes, so you can pick what you like. The classes are hard, especially the exams, but if you work hard, you'll do okay.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement rates. Seniors have warned us that we'll have to find our own way. They do offer some internships, but not many. Unfortunately, for M.A. English students, there aren't many job options. The course covers how English is used in history, economics, politics, psychology, and society.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great. The washrooms are not clean, the buildings are poorly maintained, and there's not enough space in the library. Plus, there's no Wi-Fi, which is a big issue. The canteen is pricey too. Also, we have to share the ground with another college, IGDTU.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They always help us out and share their knowledge. We have exams at the end of each semester, plus monthly and weekly tests. The pass rate is around 65%. Love learning here!

Placement: Most students at our college get jobs after they graduate. The highest salary you can get in my course is 36 lakhs per year, and the lowest is 12 lakhs. On average, it's around 21 lakhs. Big companies like The Hindu, India Today, and The Guardian come to hire students from my course. If you want an internship at a company, you need to score at least 70%. You can work as a literary critic, translator, and more.

Campus: The facilities here are really nice. The buildings and rooms are good, and the food in the hostel is healthy and tasty. The atmosphere is cool, and the canteen food is great too. They have lots of sports options here. The medical facilities are good too. The people in our campus community are awesome everyone is friendly and supportive, which is great.

Admission: I really like the classes here. The teachers are smart and friendly. They help with school stuff and give good advice for life too. The classrooms have good stuff like smartboards and whiteboards. It's easy to pass the exams here, with most people getting through. I'm happy with it all.

Placement: I really liked how 86% of students in our course got placed. The highest package offered was 29 LPA, while the lowest was 5 LPA. Some top companies that hire from our college are World Bank, UNESCO, and Citibank. There are cool internship opportunities like writing and office work, and around 82% of students take part in internships.

Campus: The campus at Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University Delhi is really nice. It's big and safe, with security available 24/7. The hostel rooms are cool and have good amenities like Wi-Fi, gym, and games. They also have medical facilities which is great.

Admission: The exams here are basic. We have 2 exams  one in the middle of the semester and one at the end. Each professor sets up how it all works. The exams can be a bit subjective depending on the class. You have to finish a certain number of credits, so you get to pick the courses you want. It's divided into different sections.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good compared to other colleges. The job offers are nice, and there's a variety of roles to choose from. If you're not into jobs, you can go for higher studies. And if you have a talent or passion, you can even turn it into a full-time gig. The startup scene is cool too.

Campus: AUD is the place to be for festivals like University@city fest, Canadian food fest, and more. They also have workshops for stuff like theatre, dance, music, and design. The library, both online and offline, is super helpful for our dissertation work. The only downside is there's no sports, but overall, it's a great place to study and have fun!