Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They're always there to assist us with any issues we have. The exams here are not too hard, so it's not too tough to pass them.

Placement: I'm a 3rd-year student at college. I did an internship in my second year, thanks to the placement cell. It shows the placement cell works well. Lots of my friends got job offers through the placement cell, but I'm more into entrance exams right now. If you're looking for job opportunities, this college's placement cell is solid.

Campus: The college buildings are okay. Not many classrooms have AC, just a few. The playground and fields are not always taken care of. Wi-Fi works in some areas, but it's not great. The best spot to study is the reading room. It's cool with AC and good Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly qualified, but not all of them are great at teaching. It would be nice if they could improve in that area. The lab practicals are really helpful for getting us ready for the industry. Semester exams are not too bad, but the internal assessments and assignments are tough and take up a lot of time.

Placement: I'm studying B.Sc. Physical Science with Chemistry at this college. You can only join this course through CUET. It's pretty easy to get in. If you score around 250 out of 600 in CUET, you can study this course at DU's North Campus. DU doesn't help with placements, so the placement rate is 0. But most students here aim for government jobs and have a high selection rate. There are lots of chances for internships in this course, and many students take advantage of them.

Campus: The labs for our course are great! We have practicals for Chemistry and Physics, so we need labs. They have all the stuff we need like chemicals, tools, and wires. And they even have air conditioning, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They're always there to answer questions and they treat us well. They know their stuff and teach it well. Overall, the teaching quality is great. The semester exams can be challenging, though.

Placement: The job placements for our course are not that important because most students aim for master's degrees. Even though placements are not guaranteed, there are good job opportunities because it's a popular course. Around half of the students from our course got internships. The main job roles offered are accountant, auditor, and others.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, projector classrooms, and a library with lots of books. The hostel is clean and the medical facilities are good too. Overall, the college provides everything we need for a comfortable study environment.

Admission: The teachers at Kirori Mal College are really helpful and know their stuff. They explain things well and are there for us when we need help. The course is up-to-date and includes both theory and hands-on learning. Exams are on schedule and fair as long as you put in the work. The teachers also give good advice for projects and assignments, which is super useful.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after graduation, around 70%. I'm studying B.Com (Hons) and big companies like TCS, Google, and Microsoft visit our college for placements. Over 70 companies offer internships in finance, marketing, sales, HR, and more. The most popular internships are in content creation. It's cool that they're all paid gigs!

Campus: The facilities at my college, Kirori Mal College, are top-notch. We've got spacious classrooms, a great library, and a cool auditorium. The campus is super green and peaceful, perfect for studying. The sports ground is massive and well-kept. It's a great place to learn and have fun in college. Plus, the teachers are really good and always ready to help us out.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make the lessons interesting and the course content is spot-on for real-world jobs. The exams are not too hard, so if you study the textbooks, you can get good grades without too much stress.

Placement: Around half of us students get involved in placement stuff. Roughly 30-40% actually end up with jobs. Companies like Akash and Adda come for recruitment. They offer jobs as teachers and data analysts to students.

Campus: The college facilities are great, and we can use the Physics and Chemistry labs. The library has useful books, and there's a quiet reading area too. Classes have AC which is nice. The canteen food is clean, and they have sports events too.

Admission: The course curriculum and professors are pretty good. I only had one bad experience with a professor, but overall the faculty is helpful. The commerce department has some really chill and awesome professors.

Placement: Internships this year weren't that great. Most companies were just okay. Only one organization stood out. Seniors got some awesome placements, which is cool. I hope I can get a good one too, but I'm not sure how much the college helps with that.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't the best. Some labs have ACs which is nice. But in some classes, the ACs don't work and it's really annoying. Some classes have chipped paint and cement showing. It doesn't look very nice. Overall, Kirori Mal College doesn't have great infrastructure.

Admission: The college is pretty good overall. Most professors are helpful, but not all of them. Some teachers are really supportive and knowledgeable because they're older and have lots of experience. The curriculum is also solid. Just focus on studying and you'll be fine!

Placement: It really comes down to how good you are. Big companies come to our college for placements, which is cool. Places like Kirori Mal College in North campus have good opportunities for students. Definitely consider adding Kirori Mal College to your list of preferred colleges.

Campus: KMC has one of the best hostels for guys at Delhi University. Lots of guys choose KMC just for its awesome hostel. The hostel is so popular that the admission cut-off is pretty high. It's definitely one of the best in the whole university, so guys should totally check it out.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. The courses are good, but you gotta put in the effort to grow and know yourself better. Each semester, there are exams for 4 courses in the B.Sc physical science with chemistry.

Placement: I didn't really focus on placements when I came here. I was here to study. But they do have a placement cell for those who are interested. It's good for social development and makes sure placements happen on time.

Campus: The college's infrastructure used to be just okay, but now it's getting better. They're really working on it. The labs are already set up nicely with all the equipment. Just be careful not to break anything because you'll have to pay for it. That's the only downside I've noticed.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They are experts in their subjects. The course doesn't fully prepare us for work in the industry. The semester exams are quite tough, but most students pass them with a good percentage.

Placement: Around 30-40% of us in this course end up getting placed, which is pretty cool. The highest package you can snag is 12 LPA, which is not too shabby. Companies like ADDA and Aakash come to our college for placements, so that's a good sign. About 20% of us also manage to land internships, which is a great way to get some experience. And the job roles they offer are quite interesting, like teacher, data analyst, and more.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with clean classrooms and easy access to the library. Boys can stay in the hostel with good food. The canteen serves tasty and healthy food. They also have medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers in my department are really helpful and know their stuff. They're well-educated, experienced, and qualified in their subjects. The semester exams are fair and the pass rate is high because of the great teachers.

Placement: Lots of students in my program get jobs after finishing college. The top salary is 51 LPA, while the lowest is about 10 LPA. On average, most students get around 17 LPA.

Campus: The course and department have awesome facilities and infrastructure. The rooms, classrooms, and labs are top-notch. The hostel is great and the canteen is clean. And the sports facilities are the best at the college.