Acharya Narendra Dev College, University of Delhi

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Kalkaji, Delhi

3.7 /5

(361 Reviews)

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Public/Government Institute
Estd. 1991

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3.7/5

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What students say about Acharya Narendra Dev College, University of Delhi

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Various companies like Wipro, IBM, Lypses, Concentrix, Ernest and Young, etc., visit the college offering jobs in both technical and software fields.

Based on 48 Reviews

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There were placements offered but you can get those anyway without the help of college so for this course there were not really any placement offered.

Based on 86 Reviews

anubhav

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) - Batch of 2027

2Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Nice teachers, okay crowd, bad infrastructure, placements overall okay, college has no DU politics.

Placements: To be honest, I don't know much about placement cell as I intended to find jobs on my own due to pursuing a professional exam. I wouldn't suggest this college if you are looking for placement on campus. But if you are also doing professional courses, then you may get ample time to study and work.

Infrastructure: It's like you have entered a government school but it's not broken or something like that. It's just not as majestic as other North and South campus colleges. The classroom is small and feels like an old school. Lab for science students is good. The ground is maintained. Library is still decent.

Faculty: The best thing I have come across is the faculty members of the college. They are very polite, understanding, and knowledgeable. Commerce course teachers have taught me. They have good knowledge of the concept and do help you with upskilling if you ask them to help you.

Other: The crowd consists of students from various courses like computer science, zoology, botany, and B.Com (Hons). If you ever come across any other college crowd, its decent in comparison to others. But set the expectations bar low so you don't get disappointed.

Reviewed on 1 Aug 2025Read More

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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Biomedical Science - Batch of 2024

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

I am very satisfied with my college.

Placements: Students with 70% marks could get admission to my college easily. The highest package was 30 LPA, the lowest package was 3 LPA, and average package was nearly 7 LPA to 8 LPA. Top recruiting companies were Zomato, Swiggy, Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, and many more. It was a very good college.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure was very good. Libraries were provided with air-conditioned classes with many course books. Classrooms were very well managed. Hostels were clean and very well managed. Mess was hygienic and very tasty. I like my college.

Faculty: Teachers were very well qualified. They helped us with every question. Teaching quality of teachers was very good. Semester exams were not that much hard but after all, it was exam so you had to study. But if you study before the exam, you will pass easily.

Other: I chose this course because I love this course.

Reviewed on 25 Jul 2025Read More

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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Biomedical Science - Batch of 2028

2.6

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Decent academics, but poor infrastructure and no hostel facility.

Placements: The number of companies visiting for campus recruitment is quite limited, and most of them are focused on other departments. There is a lack of course-specific placement support, and many students have to look for off-campus opportunities and higher studies. Internship opportunities are also not strongly backed by the computer placement cell. This is something the administration should seriously work on if they aim to improve their career support for all streams equally.

Infrastructure: The college has basic facilities like a library, labs, and canteen, but classrooms are a bit suffocated. Labs are well-equipped, though there's no hostel, so students have to rely on PGs nearby. Sports and recreational facilities are quite limited and need improvement for a better student life.

Faculty: Faculty members are knowledgeable, supportive, and try to explain the concepts with clarity. The curriculum is mostly relevant and covers important topics, though more practical exposure would help. Semester exams are of moderate difficulty, and if you stay regular with studies, they're quite manageable. The pass percentage is decent, and most students do well with consistent effort.

Reviewed on 22 Jul 2025Read More

Anonymous

B.Sc. (Hons.) in Computer Science - Batch of 2028

3.8

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Good faculty and affordable fees, but needs improvement in infrastructure and placements.

Placements: The placement scenario is average. Only a few students got placed in my batch, mostly from the CS/IT stream. Companies like Wipro, TCS, and Infosys visited, but the packages were on the lower side, ranging between 2 LPA and 4 LPA. Internship opportunities are limited, and mostly students have to search for them on their own. College does conduct some placement training sessions, but not very frequently or regularly.

Infrastructure: There is no hostel facility provided by the college. Infrastructure for the course is basic. Fans in classrooms do not work properly, which makes it difficult in the summer. Wi-Fi is available in limited areas like the library and labs, but the speed is average. The library has decent resources, but they are not regularly updated. Medical and sports facilities are minimal and not very well maintained.

Faculty: The faculty is quite good. Teachers are helpful, qualified, and explain concepts nicely. The teaching quality is better than expected. Since it's a State-status DBT (Department of Biotechnology) college, the study environment is very disciplined and sincere. The course content is relevant, but still, a bit more practical learning can be added. Semester exams are fair and manageable, and the pass percentage is decent.

Other: I chose this course because of my interest in computer science and the academic reputation of the college. Faculty support and affordable fees are the best parts. However, some improvements are needed in infrastructure, like classroom fans and placement training. Events and fests are held, but are not very grand. More attention is needed towards extracurricular activities and industry connections.

Reviewed on 22 Jul 2025Read More

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B.Sc. in Physical Science with Chemistry - Batch of 2027

3.6

3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

It's an above-average college.

Placements: I pursue the B.Sc. programme in Chemistry, in which you have to study three subjects for 3 years, but you can take one subject and complete your graduation in that particular subject. The highest package in my course is 6 LPA, and the lowest package is 1.5 LPA, while the average package is 4 LPA. Mostly, second-year and third-year students get internships. Only 30 to 40% of students got internships.

Infrastructure: In my college, Wi-Fi is available in good condition, all equipment is available in the lab, and classrooms are neat and clean. Blackboards are in good condition, the library is big, and 4 or 5 AC units are available in the library. Plus, there is a reading room where you can read books, study, or complete your homework. The canteen is okay. There is below-average food available, and prices are expensive. Medical facilities are okay, and sports grounds are available, but not in good condition. All kinds of indoor and outdoor games are available.

Faculty: Semester exams are not very tough. They are easy to pass. Teachers are fully qualified and knowledgeable, and their teaching qualities are also good, but some of them are not helpful at times. The timetable of classes is not good; if there is a class at 9:45 am, then the other classes are at 4 PM, and there is no class between them.

Reviewed on 22 Jul 2025Read More

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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) - Batch of 2028

2.8

2Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Facilities are okay, and the infrastructure is decent.

Placements: There is no specific percentage, but it is very low. The highest package is 5 LPA, the average is about 3 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. The top recruiting companies are Wipro, Internshala, Amazon, and Zomato. The top roles are Visual Design Intern and Social Media Marketing Intern.

Infrastructure: There is no hostel here, but the food quality is really nice. The canteen has air conditioning, and medical facilities are available near the NSS room. There is a big ground for sports, and basketball, cricket, table tennis, and volleyball are there, but not in really good condition. Wi-Fi in the library and reading room. Wi-Fi access is provided to all students.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is really nice. But, the curriculum doesn't make you job-ready. Semester exams are of a mild range, and one can easily pass them. The pass percentage is 90% or more. Faculty are the best here.

Reviewed on 6 May 2025Read More

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Is pursuing B.Com at Acharya Narendra Dev College expensive?

Answered 5 months ago

The college yearly fee is convenient and affordable and it varies from course to course. The yearly fees increases by some amount every year. Like I am from B.Com (hons). In first year my fees was INR 12000 and in second year it increased to INR 15000. The college also provied various scholarships a

R Sujith

Contributor-Level 7

What is the latest cutoff information for admission to B.Com at Acharya Narendra Dev College?

Answered 5 months ago

The latest cutoff information for admission to the B.Com (Hons.) programme at Acharya Narendra Dev College (ANDC), Delhi University, is based on the CUET (Common University Entrance Test) scores.

General Category: Approximately 97.00 percentile
OBC Category: Around 89.00 percentile
SC Category: Approxi

Nishita Singla

Contributor-Level 10

When can I apply for CUET UG at Acharya Narendra Dev College?

Answered 5 months ago

To register for CUET UG at Acharya Narendra Dev College (ANDC), you must register on the when applications open, in February 2025. The test will probably occur between May and June 2025. Following the results, you can apply to ANDC using the DU Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS), usually in June

Afnan Naushad

Contributor-Level 10

Is Acharya Narendra Dev College a good college for B.Sc?

Answered 6 months ago

Acharya Narendra Dev College is a good college, but you can also see some other colleges like Ramjas College, Stephen College, Hindu College etc., but if your marks are a little low, then you can take Acharya Narendra Dev College. This college can be a good option to pursue BSc, also the placements

Arhan Khan

Beginner-Level 2

What is the fees for B.Sc at Acharya Narendra Dev College?

Answered 6 months ago

So you wanna know the fees for B.Sc at Acharya Narendra Dev College? Honestly, it's pretty affordable. You're looking at around ?12,000 to ?15,000 per year. That's a steal for the quality of education you'll get. I mean, it's a top college with great faculty and facilities. Plus, they've got some aw

Zeal Haresh Gajra

Beginner-Level 3