SPA Delhi Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, they all have Ph.D.s and lots of experience. We learn about 3D and 2D software, and start drawing from year one. The semester exams are kinda tough, but not impossible. You need a 40% to pass both internal and external exams.

Placement: I was impressed in my first year when about 60% of students got jobs. The highest salary was 1.2 million and the lowest was 130,000. Everyone could do internships, especially in architecture. Lots of companies offered internships that sometimes turned into job offers.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works great in both the school and the hostel. You can easily use the computer labs and check out books from the library. They also help you with your thesis. The food in the hostel mess is really good. And a doctor comes by the hostel five days a week too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're experienced and qualified. The teaching is top-notch. The course material is advanced and puts us ahead by 6 months compared to other colleges. It's preparing us well for the future. The semester exams are not too hard. Anyone can pass them. The pass rate is super high at 95%.

Placement: In my college, we have career options like town planner, country planner, and transport planner. The placements can be in government and private offices. The highest package for private jobs is around 10 LPA, while the lowest is 6 LPA. Some companies that visit our campus are IPE Global, Hitachi Vantara, LASA, L&T, DDA, DTC, DMRC, and ISRO.

Campus: The campus facilities are kinda lacking, to be real. Our classrooms are not up to par, and the building feels like it might fall apart any minute. We struggle with the drinking water situation, and the Wi-Fi is not reliable at all. The teaching boards and projectors are not great for showing digital stuff. But hey, Nescafe and the canteen are lifesavers! The food is good, even though it's a bit pricey. Oh, and no hostel on campus gotta travel 10 km for that.

Admission: The faculty here are super knowledgeable, but the coursework could use more real-world examples. It's heavy on theory but lacks hands-on experience. The teachers are really supportive and go the extra mile to prepare you for life after college.

Placement: The placement rate is pretty low, only around 2% of students got jobs. Not many people go for placements because they like to start their own businesses instead of working for someone else. After the course, most students choose to study postgraduate. The salary package is around 2-4 LPA. Companies like L&T come for placements. Only a few students got placed in Webby Toys and Incubus. They offer roles like architect, structural engineer, and project manager.

Campus: There's no Wi-Fi, but there are labs. The library is awesome, and the other facilities are good too. The hostel doesn't have great facilities, but the vibe is amazing feels like home. I really missed being there during the lockdown. It's definitely the best place to be!

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They taught us well and the courses were spot on for getting us job-ready. The exams were tough, and we had to put in a lot of hours because of the packed curriculum.

Placement: The job placements at our college were okay. They offered an average salary package of around 4 Lakhs per year. Lots of IT companies come to hire students here. The most popular job they offer is for a UX designer. Our college specializes in architecture and planning. Companies that focus on construction management also come here to hire students. The top job roles they offer are architect, interior designer, project manager, planning assistant, and more.

Campus: The library was pretty good, but the computer lab had old stuff. The infrastructure was just okay. The food in the canteen was alright, but the hostel facilities were better. The mess was average overall.

Admission: The college has great teachers who know a lot about academics and real-world stuff. They do a lot of research and publish papers. The exams this semester are not too hard, but they care about the quality of our work.

Placement: The job placement team is okay but could be better at bringing in companies. Around 70% of students get placed, while 20% go on to study more. Salaries range from 3 to 6 lakhs per year. Companies like DDA, Hudco, Teri, NIUA, and IIHS come for hiring.

Campus: The college facilities are alright, but the hostel and medical services could be better for a top institute. The hostels are quite far from the academic areas, about 10-12 km away. The course facilities like studios and classrooms are good. The library has archives dating back to 1951.

Admission: The professors at SPA University are really smart and know their stuff when it comes to architecture. They're always there to help and support us students. The way they teach is great  they make sure we get it all. The course we follow is spot on and gets us ready for the industry. The semester exams are a bit challenging, but not too tough.

Placement: I really like SPA University for its architecture and designing courses. It's cool that around 30-40% of students get placed on campus every year. The average package for our course is usually between 4 to 6 LPA. Lots of companies and government groups come here for placements. It's also great that students can get internships here with a good stipend.

Campus: The architecture course at SPA has great facilities. The campus has everything we need - Wi-Fi, labs, library, canteen, classrooms, halls, sports complex, hostel, and medical facilities. They're all in good shape and well taken care of. It's a really nice place to study.

Admission: Most of our teachers are part-time and have their own businesses. They know a lot about real-life stuff and are super helpful if you ask for it. The course is practical, but sometimes they focus too much on unimportant things. They don't give enough attention to important stuff like building services and budgeting. This makes it hard for us to apply what we learn to real-life situations. We don't have traditional exams here. Our grades are based on our progress and daily assignments. This helps us focus on learning instead of just memorizing stuff. Passing isn't hard as long as you keep up with your work. But, getting everything done on time can be a struggle for architecture students everywhere.

Placement: Most students here go for a master's degree after graduating. The college has a placement cell, but it's not very active. Students usually prefer to find jobs on their own because our college has a good reputation, so getting a job isn't too hard. Salaries can start at around 4-5 LPA after graduation, but they can go up to 10-12 LPA depending on your skills and where you work. AEKOM and Atkins are top recruiters, but there are also many opportunities with firms that have SPA alumni. Everyone has to do an internship in the 8th semester at SPA Delhi. There are opportunities to work as a junior architect, urban designer, landscape architect, or graphics designer. It's a big field with lots of options. Your future roles will depend on what you're interested in and how hard you work.

Campus: The college campus is old and was built for fewer students than we have now. It's small, with 2 blocks that are far apart. It's a hassle to go from the architecture block to the planning block because they're 500m away. The girls' hostel is in the planning block, but there's another one 10 km away in Maharani Bagh, which is a big problem. The rooms are cramped, and there's not enough space for everyone and their stuff. The food in the mess and canteen is okay. On campus, we have Wi-Fi, a good library, a decent canteen, and a place to get cheap printing. The classrooms have projectors, but they're not great quality. There's no medical help on campus, but there are hospitals nearby. We have fun events like fests, sports, and festivals, especially at the MB hostel.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really cool and helpful. Most of them are alumni, but we also have other teachers. Some teachers can be tough and give a lot of work, but overall they're good. The classes are tough and don't leave much time for anything else. We have about 2 or 3 tough subjects and 3 or 4 easier ones each year, for a total of five years. In the tough subjects, we have to do assignments and other stuff for part of our grade. The rest is decided by an outside jury who comes in to evaluate our work.

Placement: In the eighth semester, we have internships included in our course. The length of the internship can be from 4 to 8 months, depending on what we and the company agree on. There's a placement cell that helps students get jobs. Big companies like Deloitte, EY, CBRE, EGIS, and JLL come to our college for placements. The average salary is about 5 LPA and the highest one is 10 LPA.

Campus: The labs are old and not taken care of. There's no sports ground in the college. If we want to do sports events, we have to book the grounds ourselves. The college doesn't give much money for sports. Half of the students don't get hostel rooms. The building and facilities are not good. The water, food, and fire safety are bad. The hostel is 10 kilometers away from the college, but there's no bus for us. We have to get cabs or auto-rickshaws, which is hard.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and really know their stuff. They're like the top experts in their fields. But sometimes it's hard to talk to them because of a big language barrier. The classes make you feel like you gotta step up and take charge, showing you the bigger picture of the industry.

Placement: There wasn't a proper placement system in our department, except for a teaching opportunity at Dehradun University. The college's reputation was always top-notch. We didn't have internships in our program, but everyone managed to get a job through their own hard work.

Campus: The college's infrastructure hasn't really changed much in the 75 years it's been around. The hostel rooms are small and crowded, especially in the hot Delhi weather. The college should work on improving things. However, the friendly atmosphere and good food in the mess make up for it a bit. The library has an awesome collection of books, which is a big plus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They know a lot about the subjects we study. The course we take is practical and helps us get ready for work. The exams every semester are not too difficult.

Placement: I'd say around 40-45% of us get placed after college. The placement scene here is pretty good. The college works hard to bring in different companies for placements. On average, the packages are around 37 LPA. Plus, there are also internships available for students.

Campus: The college is great for us transport planning students. We've got everything we need here Wi-Fi, labs, library, canteen, hostel, and sports. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty too! It's all set up really well for us.