Delhi College of Arts and Commerce's library has a collection of more than 56538 books of various disciplines. The library subscribes to 15 newspapers and 30 journals/ periodicals and has a rich collection of various reference sources such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlas etc. The library also provides access to e-resources which can be remotely accessed through N-LIST program of INFLIBNET and a host of high-quality electronic database subscribed by Delhi University Library System (DULS) and DELNET, which is equally accessible to both teachers and students. The library also has started OPAC availability on Intranet.
Infrastructure: If you were enrolled in any course, you could use any of the college facilities. We had a small gym, and indoor games complemented the playground. Coming from a literature major, I generally spent a lot of time in the library. The college had a resourceful library. Students had to get their books issued as soon as the semester started. Otherwise, they ran out of stock.
Infrastructure: Facilities are so good in terms of Wi-Fi, labs, and the library. However, the college infrastructure is quite bad. The quality of facilities was amazing in all manner: the food, sports, and medical facilities were all available and good. I hope this will help you.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is mid, classrooms are decent, library is excellent. Infrastructure is 5/10, but is good for studies. There is no hostel. Canteen is working, but the food is not that good. Facilities for sports are not as needed, they need to be changed ASAP and work should be done soon.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure is average. The college campus is small in comparison to other colleges but the facilities are good including a canteen, gym, medical, playground, etc. The infrastructure is above average but the only problem is that the campus is small in terms of area.
Infrastructure: The college's infrastructure is not very good. Though it is a Wi-Fi-enabled campus, the classrooms are very up to the mark. Also, there are labs in the college, but not with the latest technology. The college does not have a hostel. The college canteen is very small, and the food is quite mediocre as well.
Infrastructure: We have a library in the new building, and classes are restored. The canteen is very good. Wi-Fi is not available in the college. The grounds are small for sports facilities. We have a tennis court, a volleyball court, and a football court. In college, sports teams are there in our college that participate in inter-college competitions.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure of my college is not very good. There were some ceilings on the wall, but all other facilities were given, like 24/7 Wi-Fi, medical help, and a more technological library where we could directly browse books through machines. And we don't have a hostel.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is available in the library, and the classrooms and labs are pretty good. The library has a very wide collection of academic materials. There is no hostel for the college, and the food from the canteen is okay. The college is active in sports and games, but compared to other colleges, the infrastructure is what makes the college a weak point.
Infrastructure: There was no facility for hostel in DCAC. Also, one major thing to mention was that the infrastructure of the college was poor, as the building was earlier a school building. Our hall was also small.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure is not that great you might be disappointed after looking at the building but to tell you it has great media labs and halls for media students. We have a great library and Wi-Fi along with a very helpful and engaging crowd. Delhi College of Arts and Commerce does not have hostel facilities for any gender. It's very good in the case of sports, has almost all the sports teams and TT table, basketball court, football, and cricket everything is available.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is too bad. It looks like an old-school building. Wi-Fi is provided only in the Wi-Fi zone, not across the campus. Classrooms are also fine. The only thing I love about my college is the canteen. I love their Chole Bhature, and there are also other options. We don't have any hostel facilities in college.
Infrastructure: My college doesn't have any hostels. The college infrastructure and washrooms are a bit dirty and the toilets stinks. They don't have a clock in laboratory. And the water purifier water tastes like bleach. Some the toilets gets crowded during the intervals and students have to wait for 5-10 minutes. During summers, classrooms suffocate due to lack of ventilation.
Infrastructure: The campus and infrastructure of the college are very small compared to any other colleges of Delhi University. There is a good canteen where you can eat your lunch. There is a library to study. We have a sports ground and a multipurpose hall. There is no Wi-Fi.
Infrastructure: There is no hostel and campus is comparatively smaller than other DU colleges. But it is improving with new benches and a garden. We have a new building and an old building. We have a back lawn, a front lawn, and a big ground. The canteen area is also nice. There are all the basic amenities like a medical room and gym room but there is no Wi-Fi. There are 4 labs and 1 library.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is just good, not bad or not too good. Wi-Fi is available. There is a small library and canteen, it was built by then. The food is fairly priced, and it has daily lunch options like usually Delhi-based based. There is a big playground for different sports and one separate basketball ground.
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The admission process for the delhi college of arts and commerce is based on Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores conducted by NTA.
It is followed by a centralized seat allotment process by Delhi University through the DU CSAS portal.
After the result of CUET scores candidates have to apply f
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Here's the placement summary for Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC):
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While considering the BA programme provided by Maharaja Agrasen College compared to Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, the factors come out to be many. Maharaja Agrasen College has lower tuition fees, with a slightly higher rating by Shiksha reviews, while DCAC presents a higher overall review scor
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Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, one of the top institutions in India for Management education as per University of Delhi, set a foot long ago. As per the current rankings DCAC is at:
- 14th among All-India BBA/BBM/BS (Bachelor of Management/Business Studies) by India Today Best Colleges Survey 2
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TheCollege of Arts Delh offers sports facilities to students indoors and outdoors. There are also a number of games for children, such as Table Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball, Basket Ball, Yoga and so on. The college has a cafeteria inside the campus that offers students, teachers and staff lunch and snack. The College also has a wide range of books in languages such as Hindi, English, Urdu, Bengali and many others on fine art, applied art, history of art, Aesthetics, method & materials, santikal, visual communication fiction. In order to provide the entire campus with Internet connectivity, the College has an excellent IT infrastructure In the College of Art Delhi, laboratories provide practical experience to students so as to give them a better learning experience.