One of the best college for science courses in Delhi University or even in India in terms of affordability.

You should have a minimum of 60% in your Board exams to apply for the registration process to get into the DU for more info check regularly official website. As I mentioned above I availed of OBC benefits approximately 5% more than UR. The addmission process is so simple. I don't wanna any improvement for the addmission process as of now.

I choose this course because I don't want to leave my science subjects and because of career opportunities in the chemistry field. The course curriculum is very much relevant and up to date with the latest subjects and terms. The teachers were very helpful. They are well-qualified and knowledgeable enough. As the teachers were great so the teaching quality is also great. We have a semester-wise exam system in cbcs scheme and we have weekly/monthly tests and viva but it depends upon the teachers. Semester exams are easy if you take the class seriously if not you can study on your own and can score good scores as well.

Internship opportunities are there in college itself. College sends email messages to their students from time to time for such opportunities which students can grab if they have skills and get paid. In starting the internships don't pay but after getting skilled we can earn through them and can get placed in that company also.

College placements records are low as compared to other colleges and universities. The companies came here also for placement but with low packages and few vacancies. Students get an ample number of opportunities for internships during the 2nd and 3rd years of the course. By making efforts on our own by learning new and required skills we can grab a big company's job with a good package. I am also preparing for govt. exams and searching for internships and job offers outside of college.

In any college of Delhi university for any course, the fees are minimal as it is a government university. The fees of my course in 7985 for a year and approx 25000 for 3 years which is very minimal. Scholarships are also given at college as well as university levels by which we can manage our expenses. In ANDC less number of companies came for placement as it is a science college, not an engineering college. 100% of students get opportunities for internships during the 2nd and 3rd years. As BSc PMC is a course oriented towards chemistry so by making our efforts we can crack big companies. The campus placement ratio of ANDC is low.

The annual fest and parties take place generally in January or February. It is great to take part in such fest and parties where we can learn and enjoy ourselves a lot. But due to covid scenario, the college is shut down for approx 2 years so no social life. The infrastructure of ANDC is not very huge, but it is decent(Think-Thak kind). The college building is previously a school building. The greenery and playground around ANDC are very nice. The college library and labs are decent enough and are of quality fully occupied with all required facilities. Classrooms are also nice and with the latest board and methodology to teach. We have many societies run by students for students i.e NSS, dhwani, spie, etc. where students can take part and can grow their personality.