Kirori Mal College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I want to sit for the civil services exam and I found both Political Science and the North Campus culture helpful for that. Usually, the classes are divided into sections, and the student: teacher ratio is around 40:1, but there has never been an instance other than tests where you can find 100% attendance. DU professors are pretty well qualified and experienced as getting that job itself is a very rigorous process. The teaching process is usually in a lecture format where the teachers deliver a lecture, we can take short notes and then they recommend some book or article to study the topic extensively. The study approach is very independent and no spoon-feeding happens. The academic calendar is published before the beginning of the semester and it contains all major exam details. As for passing, the questions are usually for 18 marks in my course, so you need loads of information cramming, however, the questions are pretty broad and straight - forward.

I have a interest in Indian politics so I choose this course. We have 1 professor for 30 students that means 1:30 is the faculty student ratio. Most the faculties has completed MPhil in the subject that they are teaching but we also have few professors who are PhD holders. Quality is far better than state university but less than private universities. Teaching method is still that age old, no creativity to involve more and more students in the teaching. Exams were conducted timely and full credit for it goes to university that is University of Delhi and one need to read PYQs to pass the exams.

The course curriculum in my course ranges from Prehistory to the Modern History and involves everything. Talking about the faculty, here in Kirori Mal we have an amazing faculty. The teachers are ready to help you day in and day out, there is discussion beyond the syllabus, you learn more about the subject itself than the facts.

I am pursuing Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in History in Kirori Mal College. The faculty is amazing, they are always available when you have a doubt, there is a greater discussion on what is history as a subject rather the events of the past. I feel I understand the subject a lot better now than I did before.

Companies come for Science and commerce placements. Rarely for arts placements. Many students from humanities choose government exam preparation after graduation. Companies like De Shaw and co., Etc. Come for recruitments

I chose this course because I wanted to attempt government exams after graduation Faculty to Student ratio is approx 1:100 Professors are well qualified and knowledgeable in the subjects. Teaching method differs among teachers but most average Term exams were mostly on time and it is easy to pass

I like reading Hindi and am also interested in the Hindi language. And the student ratio is 50/50 for boys and girls. The teaching method is very well and teachers are good and NET-qualified teachers are available. Exam is based on semester type and a total of 6 semesters for 3 years course and is not difficult because of good study.

Because Hindi is a multidisciplinary subject and it's used in every comparative exam. The faculty is very good and the teachers are very supportive. The student ratio is 50-50. Well-qualified and intelligent. The teaching method is very good and teachers also have A-grade qualifications. Exams are very tough but because of study not very hard.

Placement is available for some departments... Like economic, B.COM, B. TECH students... Sometimes history Department students got placements in some private schools... The highest package was about 15 - 20 lakh per month for B. Tech students. About 30- 40 % got placement. I planned that get admission to pg and prepare for UPSC and PCS.

For economics for the first and second years we got a sir named Dr.Ravi Kumar he provided us with good insights and he was strict but we learned a lot From him as we looked into the microeconomic field and the third year largely focused on the Indian economy and we are around 80 students with only 35-40 students attending on a regular basis. And regarding political science faculty - I did not find it good enough in the online classes it is better in offline classes and there are around 200 students but only 70-80 turn up in class. Exams are not difficult to pass u can pass easily.