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DAV PGCStudents Ratings & Reviews
Placements2
Infrastructure2.8
Faculty & Course3.7
Campus Life3.4
Value for Money3.9What students say about D.A.V. (PG) College, Dehradun
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There are no companies who gives Job on behalf of the college, So don't expect anything from this college.
Based on 34 Reviews
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Purnima Sharma 
B.A. - Batch of 2029
2.4
1Placements2Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Dissatisfied with the infrastructure, lack of placement, and overall quality of educators.
Placements: A lot of students take admission every day in this college. Every course has a minimum of 900 students, which is pretty huge. There is a reason for it, though, as we know this college does not provide any placements. College students solely come here for the degree. The reason for this is that the college does not have a proper attendance system, which means you can roll up to any job or courses side by side while getting your degree.
Infrastructure: The buildings are old, I think they haven't been touched since the college was built, and that's problematic. Every course has its respective labs and departments. The canteen has been shut down because of poor maintenance.
Faculty: The problem with teachers and the staff is that they are a little rude. As a student who has not done anything disrespectful and performed civilly, I would not like to be treated like that, they should be a little considerate of our feelings. Overall, they are professionals ready to teach us and also advise us to come regularly and take the classes. The college will only provide the degree, it is upon us to be responsible for our studies and shape our future. The difficulty of the exam is average, it also depends on the student if they study or not.
Other: I chose this college because I am responsible for my studies. I don't need a proper organization setup like a school to pressure me to get my work done, that's why I chose this college. I wish the infrastructure could get better, because it can also lead to hygiene problems. The only event I saw happening there is by political parties, these party leaders also help students to inform them about the upcoming exams, admission process, any document issues, etc. The college also conducts extracurricular activities in different domains.
Reviewed on 2 Aug 2025Read More
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Abhishek Rawat
B.Sc. in Information Technology - Batch of 2021
3.2
3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Good college. Teachers and staff were rude. There could be major issues if you fail in a subject.
Placements: There was no placement. No companies came. I didn't know. It was hard to say. It would have been good if there had been placements, but there weren't. Some courses provided placements, but most didn't. It was just a central government college, and that was the only thing it was good for.
Infrastructure: All were good. There was no Wi-Fi, I guess. Labs were okay-okay, not good though. Classrooms were also in bad condition. I never visited the library, so no comment. The mess could have been better, or maybe it was a canteen, I don't know.
Faculty: It was also nice, but you might have faced a problem if you failed in a subject, which would have caused a year ago. The course was good and easy. I was not sure about the placement, though. Exams were easy, but if you failed in your last year, it would have ruined your entire year. Otherwise, it was good. But most teachers and staff were rude. They acted so professionally.
Other: I chose this course because I had no other choice left.
Reviewed on 9 Jul 2025Read More
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Adarsh uniyal
B.Sc. in Information Technology - Batch of 2021
1.2
1Placements1Infrastructure1Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money
Admission prohibited, no admission required, less fee but not value for education.
Placements: There was no placement and no studies.
Infrastructure: Our campus was small but nice campus. There were good people but really no teaching inside classes. There was no hostel facility.
Faculty: No one tasks you with your yearly result here, and nothing was happened if you study here. You were strictly told not to take phones inside. Teachers or invigilators did not strictly take action on such things, and students studying were also getting less CGPA. No student comes to study only politics and politics, only selection and money-related things. For any problem, just contact the president of Chatra Sang but teachers were helpful and interested in studies.
Reviewed on 9 Jul 2025Read More
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Sarthak singh bisht
B.Sc. in Information Technology - Batch of 2026
5
5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Faculty is good. Overall, everything is good.
Placements: Being a fully government college, no placements are given, but scholarships are given. If you want to crack big government exams like UPSC, SSC, CA, you can 100% take admission in this college if you only want a degree, which is quite good at Rs. 10,000- Rs. 15,000 for 3-4 years, depending upon your course.
Infrastructure: According to the government college, it is well-maintained and canteen food is literally good, giving competition to fast food chains like Burger King and Domino's, and the chefs are well-qualified. Hygiene is well-maintained in the kitchen.
Faculty: Best faculty. They are very motivated towards students, helping them to become astute. On the basis of the principles they are teaching, it aims to show a good path to students that leads them to succeed in their lives. Faculty is also very supportive of personal life issues. The behavior of staff is very good. Faculty is good.
Other: Best campus, especially a drug-free and violence-free. Campus is very good, seniors are very friendly, ragging-free campus, and everything is very good. Classrooms need to improve, and being a government college, it is very good that you can study all 3 years in Rs. 10,000- Rs. 15,000.
Reviewed on 20 Jun 2025Read More
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Ujwal
B.Sc. in Information Technology - Batch of 2024
2.2
3Placements2Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money
College is not good for studying or learning new technology, and there is no placement.
Placements: There are no placements, and nothing is properly taught in the college, you just go there for the degree. In our college, we don’t even get a farewell. No companies visit, and it takes 3 to 4 years to receive the degree. Even if you write everything correctly in the exams, they don’t give more than a 6 CPA. The placements are poor, no company comes here.
Infrastructure: Bad infrastructure, benches are broken and the whole infrastructure is too old. During the training season, water comes into the class. Old desktops are there which are not working, they are put only for showcase. The college takes some vacations to change something new, but during the whole season, we never opened any desktops.
Faculty: Teacher are helpful but can't teach anything new. They just come to conduct exams, and no curriculum is provided to us. We only receive the exam dates and seat plans. There are no regular classes, I mostly go only one day, and on other days, I go just for the exams.
Other: People join only for the degree.
Reviewed on 14 Jun 2025Read More
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Kuldeep singh chauhan
M.Sc. in Mathematics - Batch of 2026
3.4
3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
The pass percentage and the infrastructure of DAV.
Placements:
DAV PG College Dehradun does not have a fully-fledged placement cell specifically dedicated to M.Sc. Mathematics students. However, the college organizes some campus recruitment drives for students from various fields, and M.Sc. students can access these opportunities, although the focus is generally more on undergraduate programs
Infrastructure: The college provides well-kept classrooms for M.Sc. Mathematics students. These classrooms are spacious, well-ventilated, and have audio-visual aids. Classrooms are designed to facilitate both lectures and interactive discussions, ensuring an engaging learning environment for students.
Faculty:
The M.Sc. Mathematics program at DAV PG College is taught by a dedicated team of qualified faculty members with deep expertise in various areas of mathematics, including pure mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics, and computational mathematics.
Other: The pass percentage of DAV PG College for M.Sc. Mathematics is generally above average, with students achieving good results when they engage actively with the course content. Students are required to score at least 40% to 50% to pass each subject.
Reviewed on 17 Mar 2025Read More
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DAV PGC
Student Forum
Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 3 months ago
The admission process in DAV PG college, Dehradun is completely based on Cuet score. The selected candidate can fill the form in their official website
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Sanjana Basel
Contributor-Level 7
Answered 7 months ago
As of February 24, 2025, D.A.V. (PG) College, Dehradun, has not officially announced the admission dates for the LL.B. programme for the 2025 academic session. Historically, the college initiates its admission process after the declaration of undergraduate results, typically around July or August.
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Vishwajeet kumar ray
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 8 months ago
No, DAV (Post Graduate) College in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India is not a government college, but is a government-aided college. It is a private college that is affiliated with Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University.
Explanation
The DAV College Managing Committee (DAVCMC) is a non-governmental org
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Anurag Shivam
Contributor-Level 9
Answered 10 months ago
At the PG level, DAV PGC provides a 2 years M.Sc. in Chemistry course to the students. To get admission to this course, aspiring students must meet the minimum eligibility requirements - 45.0% in graduation.
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Shreya Gupta
Contributor-Level 9
Answered 10 months ago
The cutoff for the LL.B. program in 2023 was 83 for the first round and 168 for the last round.
To be eligible for the LL.B. program, candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board or university.
The minimum passing percentage for the qualifying examination is 45% for the gen
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Anuj Jha
Contributor-Level 8
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