Hindu College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Disha- is the placement cell of our college which aims to provide placement to students after the completion of degree. I would like to pursue UPSC, after being graduated in philosophy degree. Internship cell is also available in our college.

The curriculum of the overall University could use some changes. Teaching method of every teacher varies of course. There's exams after each sem and that is fine but according to the questions they give v less amount of time.

I choose philosophy because I was interested in the course before hand same is not the case for other students because most of them took the course as a ticket into Hindu College at lower marks. The faculty of philosophy department is overall very average, I believe I would have had better teachers if I had went to and other college like hansraj, because I hear the praises of the faculty of philosophy of there. The teaching methods are very old fashioned and simple faculty don't put any extra effort to help students and not only that but if the students go for help to the faculty it is very unhelpful, I am in first year so not many professors have thaught me but out of the 4 that have thaught me I liked only one, the only one that proves the prestige of Hindu College to be true.

As I mentioned earlier I'm pursuing philosophy right now from Hindu college. So during preference filling in order to maximise chances of admission it is advised to increase your courses in preference. I've heard about philosophy honours course so made bit research about it like its syllabus, course structure and filled it in preference. For first 2-3 months this subject was going above my head but slowly I have started loving it and now I feel blessed that I am pursuing such an amazing subject. In my class there are around 60 students and there are three teachers who give their best to make us understand. Semester exams are being conducted after almost 4 months and I don't think it's really difficult to get passed in them unless you are going to give the exam without even opening the book.

The Philosophy Department of Hindu College is enormously talented and vibrant. The faculty includes god-like professors such as Dr Ananya Barua, Dr Devasia M. Antony, Dr Rekha Basu, Dr Sumit and many more. They are the best professors you can have to understand Philosophy. I chose Philosophy because I had an interest in spirituality, though, Philosophy is much more than spirituality but a little similar. Philosophy enhances one intellect and the way of seeing life. With Philosophy, you grow as a person, a person of mind and examine each step and the fold of the life around you. A career in Philosophy is still a confined area but I think Philosophy is much more than having a career, it's a way of life. The faculty is very kind and consists of great people so you'll be fine. They all are PhDs and gold medalists. Exams are held at the end of each semester and it's easy to score more than 7 SGPA if you pay attention to the lectures and study the texts.

Eligibility for the placements was made in accordance with the requirements by the company that was present. The average package was about 10 LPA and the highest package was 13 LPA CTC. The percentage of the eligible students getting placed was about 80%. Apart from commerce students, the majority of the students were interested in landing a government job.

It's the best college for my course and delhi University is Top in arts stream. It will be easy to me to prepare for civil services And Civil servants are mostly belongs to Delhi University. It will be helpful me to go for higher education.

The faculty, accessibility and the reputation of the college. I opted for the course because i was intrigued. Another reason for it being my dream college was because of family legacy. I had been to this college when i was in school and the quality of students drove me here

NIRF ranking, and its brand name. The faculty as well. The structure of the curriculum and the exposure to fests and clubs. It was also the contingent of the choice of my parents, and the recommendation they received from their social circles.

Being the most esteemed college of University of Delhi as well as a ranking of number 2 in DU colleges with an NIRF Ranking 3, Hindu coleege was always my first priority. It was also my dream college and being in North Campus it gave me the perfect opportunity to have a good campus life. I was also keen in joining the dance society, Srijya, which ranks 1 in the choreography societies and hence chose Hindu.