The Chemistry (Hons) course at Zakir Husain College, part of Delhi University, initially had a cutoff of 93% for merit-based admissions, which will transition to an entrance exam system next year. Admission involves document verification, fee payment, and an interview. The faculty, comprising doctorate holders, maintains a favorable student-to-teacher ratio and provides both academic and emotional support. The annual fee is approximately 10,000 to 15,000 INR, with scholarships available for various groups, including OBC, SC, and ST categories, ensuring financial accessibility.
Placement opportunities are robust, with 50-80% placement rates and companies like Amazon and Disney recruiting. Internships, while not mandatory, are plentiful, with over 40,000 companies offering positions. Financial aid includes fee waivers for orphans and families earning below 2 lakhs INR. The college also offers affordable examination fees and no extra charges for lab use in B.Sc. Chemistry.
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