Delhi School of Social Work (DSSW) Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,North Campus

Infrastructure: Departments were established in 1936. It is nice and easily accessible with awesome infrastructure. Classrooms were very well-equipped with the necessary facilities. Hostel rooms were fine. Fee structure is very economical. Hostel is provided to all who are 80 km or more away from the college.

Infrastructure: The department of social work is the only department on the campus who have their own hostel. Our college provides huge and knowledgeable books, and it is open for 9 hours every day. There is the easy availability of computer and Wi-Fi facility. Our department also provides pages and printout of reports and presentations. All classroom are air-conditioned. Our college provides a meeting room and other individual conference room. I am a day scholar, and so I do not much know about the hostel. The...

Infrastructure: Good infrastructure at Delhi University and outlook gave 2nd position in infrastructure in India. Separate air conditioning library is available for the students. Good quality of food is available in the canteen. The hostel rooms are comfortable. Also, the hostel mess is very good. It is very near from metro station.

Being a student of DSSW, I am in touch with hundreds of alumni since my graduation days. I can confidently say that it is the best institute for social work in India. its 2nd oldest social work school and oldest in Asia to offer post graduation degree in social work. we have a very hectic academic session which involves working with an organisation for 2 days a week and 4 days classroom sessions. apart from this, we have a number of workshops, training sessions etc being conducted every week. Af...

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is like the other colleges. We had all the basic amenities one would need as a student. The colleges were surrounding the campus, and you'd find students everywhere. Streets and side shops were filled with students and juniors. There were many libraries but not as filling. Classrooms were huge and could accomodate the whole batch easily. The canteen was always full, and for sports, students had to travel to other colleges for playing.