Ambedkar University Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The psychology course in AUD is considered to be very prestigious. Apart from this, it?s a liberal arts college, and therefore it follows a very different structure as compared to the conservative structure of DU.

Quality. The professors are extremely good at what they do. It breaks the stereotypes of how a class should be conducted. Besides that you can be any major and can opt courses of others as well as electives. It promotes multidisciplinary. Safe space for your voice to be heard. You will generally not see a flock mentality. people are respected for their opinions even in disagreements. Moreover the class strength with respect to other colleges it's less. Ranges from 35 to 45 per discipline. Learning here didn't limit to class rooms but beyond. You will get scholarship you do well in your semester. Besides all this you can earn through various ways that college supports for example earn while you learn scheme encourages students to take part in whatever the university administration need according to the need of the hour and you'll be paid for that. Moreover there is something called the student welfare fund for which ANY STUDENT can apply you need not be under any category of lower income group. You just need to be aware of what's happening.

We were first batch so there were no senior so have to compromise on that our campus was new.

My college is an excellent field if anyone wants to persue the course of Arts and humanities it has an overall excellent faculty who are ever ready to help in any field and write recommendation for students who are interested and wants to further. The college maybe a little far for those staying in South by then it is quite close for people staying in the north as the metro is really close to it and it's just a 5-6 minutes walk from the station. The negative remark would be that sometimes the faculty members takes matter into their own hands and do not ask students as to how the procedure for the fees registration of course or security are to be done and causes a mayhem sometimes. Otherwise everything is good.

As per my field of education i.e. Psychology, this University has well valued degree, furthermore, the quality of education is unlike any other college you will ever visit in Delhi. Perhaps, everything is very unique here. Progressive state of dialogues between students and teachers, freedom to express views fearlessly, interactive forms of education and much more resides in this University. The faculty, to the center, is very progressive and teachers are helpful.

I had interest in economics and so getting admitted to a college specialized in humanities courses was almost a blessing for me. The college follows the study pattern of JNU so this was also one of the reason for choosing this college.

The university has amazing social life and exposure. The courses are structured in a way to promote research and entrepreneurship talents of students. The students here are more sensitised towards the things happening around them and are talented enough to have a well mannered debates. Although there are no employment guarantee provided by the university, but the alumni have been into all sorts of universities and into a sorts of professions.

There are both positives and negatives. The college is really nice, except that the societies in the college are not very active and the environment lacks a bit vibrance. However, the liberal environment is unique and unmatched.

I can say that Ambedkar University Delhi is really a very unique University than any other Colleges of DU and also low Politics promoted in the University Campus by the Students itself. Only Peacful Protest allowed in the campus. Teachers are always available for your help. Also the senior administration team is always available in the SUS office.

The only problem with our university is that they do don't have a hostel for boys and as most of them who come from outside Delhi have to look for pg's which in the case for some students can become quite expensive as well as be difficult for those who live far off from the university.