SPA Delhi - small land but bigger heart.

The course teaches about the planning of neighbourhoods, wards, cities and regions in both rural and urban areas. It fascinated me to get admission here as the world is facing global warming and other disaster due to unplanned development and it is a course that will help resolve and reduce these issues. The faculty members are experienced but the new joiners are not up to the mark.

The college mandates internships for 2nd and 3rd year-planning students during summer vacation. I did my internship at BSDMA, Patna after my second year and at IIT BHU, Varanasi as a research intern after my third year.

The college hardly provides placement but in the architecture department the placement goes as high as 20 lakhs and in the planning department it goes up to 12 lakhs. The average package is 6 lakhs. I am thinking of a master's in environment planning.

The college fees are quite low in comparison to other NITs and IITs but the mess fee of the hostel increased in the middle of the semester which is not corrected because of that people might face hurdles. The college should think about underprivileged students.

The SPA hostel celebrates many festivals- independence day, Janmashtami, Ganesh Chaturthi etc. The college has 2 annual fest Utopia and Mini Utopia and the campus is filled with installations made by the SPAkriti society. There is Athlos which is a sports event of the college. There are 13 societies in the college.

The admission for the course was done through JEE mains paper 3. And the allotment for the college was as per Josaa counselling 2020. The eligibility was any course in commerce or science with mathematics as a compulsory subject. The college provided admission to reserved classes - ST and SC and also to J&K migrants.