Institute of Home Economics Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The curriculum is filled and designed according to the emerging technologies in the food and organic industries, one gets to know about the real life food processing and various processes which are involved in between before it reaches to our hands. The area of improvement could be instead of spending more time in just different experiments in the lab, there can be workshops and speaker sessions could be there to give real exposure to the students.

The placements of the college are very decent and upto the standards of the University of Delhi and around 30% gets placements every year. The students become eligible for the placements from the final year itself. the highest package was around 17 LPA while the average was around 5 LPA by Blusmart, zomato, swiggy, blinkit,zepto, petpooja,magicpin and any more.

The design of the curriculum was upto par in standards and other parameters. It was designed in such a way that students dont feel burdened by it during their learning process and it also helped in correlating the things we learned in one to another subject in the same semester. The curriculum only lacks in practical demonstrations even though we dont have equipments but a field trip can be organized for the students so they can learn by seeing as it is a great way to learn Exams were a bit hectic time but we were teached so nicely that it never became a difficult thing to give continuous exams

MY course bsc pass home science is totally a practical based course and we do perform alot of practicals in the college and it helps to gain real life experiences on alot of things which is really great..it's not only literature based course

After 2nd semester students become eligible for campus placements. Percentage of students is very high in getting placements. My plan after getting my degree is to do the master of science. I didn't seen any company and their offers in my college.

The course is unique and not offered by many colleges. Food processing and packaging is a booming industry, so the scope of this course was high, hence I chose it. Faculty to student ratio is great with about 8-9 faculty for a class of 45 students, So around 1:5. The faculty are highly qualified, with PhDs, and have on-field experience in the industry as well. The term exams happen at the end of each semester, and passing is not difficult if preparations are adequate.

last year that is 3rd-year, students get eligible for on-campus placement. However, you can take part in 2 nd year as well to know the interview process and to know where you stand so that you can improve. Many companies visit colleges for hiring students to be aware of the dates of the schedule of placement is. average package ranges from 30000 to 600000. Many students get placement not that hard to crack the interview just need to be confident and that's it.

BSc Hons home science comprises 5 subjects. You can specialize in any one of them. Five subjects are - Food and nutrition, human development, resource management, communication, and fashion. I chose this course as I want to do specialization in foods. The faculty here is also excellent. It has semester exams that are after every 6 months and it is a 3-year course. Exams are not that difficult. You get a variety of options open for you through this course.

I chose this course because I wanted to pursue research in the future. We had a 1:20 faculty-to-student ratio. Teachers are well qualified and are well informed about current topics in this field. We had exams after every 5 months (a semester system).

I chose this course because there was a big story behind it. I didn't decide to choose this course but After passing the 12 class I decided to prepare for the NEET entrance exam then, I attended the neet exam for the first time but I didn't clear the exam. So my mother suggested I take admitted to DU. Then, I took admitted to the Institute of Home Economics College.