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The faculty here is one of the best in the entire DU circuit. Teaching methods are very catchy. Term exams were a bit average. The student ratio of males and females is pretty decent. There are almost 40% of female students.

Companies like EY, Deloitte, and many more big companies come to college seeking an internship for various profiles which includes HR, Business Development, Sales executive, consulting, and many more. The project includes growth in the business.

The placements are quite good at the college. From semester 5th only your placements get started. All the Big 4 companies visit our college for campus placements. The highest package this year was 22 lakhs. The average package remains to be at 9 lakhs. Almost 90% of students got placed last year.

As all know that according to NIRF ranking Hindu college is in 2nd position. So the opportunity for scholarships and campus jobs are very high. The fees seem to be normal from a government college perspective.

Here at the college there are various fests of different departments. Our annual fest is called Zeitgeist which happens at the time of February. Books are generally not available in the library. Our college is not that much into sports but yes it is into extracurricular activities.

The maximum cut-off goes for this course and college is 99.75 percent. But from the previous year, DU is conducting CUET for admissions purposes. You can find the details for an application form, application fees, and application dates on the Delhi University website. There is a very slight difference of 1% to your results if you are from any reserved category.