Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi

Admission: I took a course in food technology and honestly, the faculty members were top-notch. They had a lot of experience and made practicals super important. Plus, our professors were really cool and made studying food stuff interesting and easy to understand.

Placement: The placement cell is pretty good here. We students run it and they organize various seminars. Professors also suggest some internship companies which is cool. But don't expect the college to get you a job. You gotta put in the effort to find one yourself.

Campus: The buildings here are kinda old since the city has been around for 90 years, but there are some new ones too. I love hanging out at the libraryit's awesome! They've got all kinds of books, from literature to textbooks. And the hostel food is really good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and always there to answer your questions. The courses are okay, but they don't fully prepare you for the job world. You might need more education after this. If you're into science, the exams aren't too hard. They also organize fun field trips to help you figure out what you like.

Placement: After you finish your bachelor's degree, there aren't any job placements available. The college doesn't offer internships, but teachers do talk about internship opportunities in various areas.

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a great library. The food in the canteen is tasty and healthy. They also have good medical services. Plus, there are sports facilities and you can join the sports society for more opportunities.

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome! They really knew their stuff and were super helpful. The classes were great and the course material was spot on. It definitely prepares us for the real world. The exams weren't too tough either, which was a relief.

Placement: Around 20-25% of us got placed in our course, but it wasn't easy to find a job. The average salary for our course was around 2-4 LPA. Companies like Group, Miraj, and Skyhigh came for placements. Unfortunately, no one got internships through the college.

Campus: The college I go to has some nice facilities for us students. The buildings on campus are okay, not the best. We have things like Wi-Fi, a library, and labs available. Each course has its own building here. The campus is big and pretty, with sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers at Lady Irwin College are really great. They are super supportive and always ready to help with our studies. The course we follow covers all the important stuff we need to know. It's pretty cool to learn about all the different areas in our field.

Placement: Lady Irwin College doesn't have placements for B.Sc. (Hons) Home Science or the other two bachelor's courses - B.Sc. Pass Home Science and B.Sc. Food Technology. But they might have placements for M.Sc. students.

Campus: The hostel here is cool because they have separate ones for undergrad and postgrad students. That's not something you see in other DU colleges. Plus, we've got CRC, library, basketball court, and more. The Wi-Fi on campus is okay, but the student one can be a bit iffy. Food in the mess is just okay, but the canteen has some good stuff.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome. They let us learn at our own speed and encourage us to explore real-life stuff. They really care about our experiences and adjust classes accordingly. They're always around to help and give advice. We get to do lots of hands-on activities which makes learning easier. It's cool how they make sure we understand one topic before moving on to the next. Most subjects have both theory and practical exams. The practicals are fun, but sometimes the theories can get a bit dull.

Placement: There's no placement help here. So, after finishing the course, you gotta find a job yourself. Salaries range from 10k to 40k. Usually, you need a master's degree to land a job. Without one, it's tough to find work and not a good idea.

Campus: You can find old question papers in the library, which is huge. The hostel is great and usually clean. The food is decent, but it varies depending on the caterer.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're always there to help us understand things better. The practical classes are well-organized, and the library has all the books we need for our studies.

Placement: Most of the students here land high-paying jobs after graduating. Companies like Nestle and VLCC visit our college for recruitment. I chose this course because it covers a lot of topics, giving me options to explore.

Campus: The facilities here aren't great. My hostel room has 6 people in it. There's no AC, just fans. The cupboard is okay in size. The food is alright, but can be hit or miss. The menu changes often, which is nice.

Admission: Most of the teachers here are really great and know their stuff, but some aren't as good. They mostly use PowerPoint slides to teach and share them for further study. Some ask us to take notes, while others don't use any slides or notes at all. The practical sessions are the highlight of the course - they give us hands-on experience, which is super helpful for learning. Teachers also organize field trips to help us learn more outside the classroom. The semester exams aren't too hard if you study well from the slides and notes they provide.

Placement: You won't find job placements at this college. You gotta hustle and find your own internship or job in one of the 5 departments tied to your course. The teacher will give you a reference letter, though. Usually, people land a solid job after finishing their Master's degree.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with good tables, chairs, and benches. Most practical classrooms have AC. The library is awesome with all the books you need. Wi-Fi is available in some areas, but you need to ask for the password. There are watercoolers for cold water in summers. Overall, the facilities are really good compared to other colleges in Delhi University.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff and were always there to help. They taught in a way that made sense and was easy to follow. The course plan was great for everyone and got us ready for the real world. Everything in the semester went smoothly and was fair for everyone.

Placement: There are lots of chances to do internships while you're studying here and even after you graduate. You can intern in things like nutrition, fashion, child care, textiles, and event planning. You don't have to wait for a specific time to apply just ask your professors for recommendations.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, the campus is green and chill, and the labs have everything you need. They've got a huge library, a canteen, a computer center, a medical room, and even a games room. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff. They have a lot of experience and many of them have M.Sc. or Ph.D. degrees. They give us notes and suggest books to read. The courses are good, but nowadays it's tough to find a job with just a degree. You might need something extra. Exams are okay, not too hard. You just need to pass over 40%.

Placement: To get into this course, you need to score around 45-50% in 12th grade with Science. After graduation, there are no job placements, but you can find them after doing a master's. College doesn't offer internships, so you have to find them on your own.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with spacious classrooms. They have projectors, green boards/whiteboards, and comfy foldable chairs. Wi-Fi is available all over campus. The library is stocked with books, journals, research papers, and more. You can even get photocopies done on the first floor. The canteen serves tasty and affordable food like chole bhatore, samosa, and noodles. If you're feeling sick, there's a medical room with a doctor. And there's a basketball court and big lawns for chillin' with friends. Overall, it's a cool place to study and hang out.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and nice. They make sure we get practical experience in a well-organized manner. This college offers food technology courses, plus home science courses for both undergraduates and postgraduates. The teachers here are really experienced. They give us notes in pdf format, which not all colleges do. They teach us by making us do things hands-on, using slides, videos, and pictures. We have internal exams every month to review what we've learned. In the first semester, we had exams every 3 months. But don't worry, passing the exams isn't too hard.

Placement: The placements were pretty good, but a lot of students decided to go for further studies instead of taking up jobs right away. The faculty here are really supportive and they always encourage students who excel in academics and extracurricular activities. One of our seniors landed jobs in companies like Sarthak Educational Trust, Sigma Research & Consulting Pvt. Ltd., and APJ-SLG Law Offices.

Campus: The college library had most of the books we needed for our courses. The hostel wasn't great, but the campus was really nice and quiet. It was close to the metro station, so that was convenient. They had lots of fun activities for us to join in, which was cool. The new classrooms weren't that fancy, though. Some of them still had the old stuff in them.