Hindu College University of Delhi North Campus Answered Questions

CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average. Generally in college after the examination of each semester you will get an online marksheet, on that marksheet each subject has some credit points. After each semester you will get an SGPA written on your marksheet. So by taking weight average of all the grades (SGPA) obtained by the student in all the semesters / years of academic programme. Then you will get CGPA and multiplying CGPA with 9.5 will give equivalent percentage. E. g. Step 1: In First year-7.5, second year-8.0, third year-7.54
Average = (7.5+8.0+7.54)/3= 7.68 = CGPA
Step 2 : 7.68*9.5 = 72.96%. .

Hindu College admission for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes or courses is subject to the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) exam conducted by NTA (National Testing Agency). Earlier, the Delhi University admissions were offered according to the merit in the Class 12 but now after coming of Common University Entrance Test (CUET) exam, CUET results are considered for admissions. The competition has increased. So the candidates have to prepare well in advance for admission to various courses at Hindu College University of Delhi.

Generally, Hindu College does not offer many Diploma courses, and almost all the courses are degree courses. Only some foreign language Diploma courses are offered by Hindu college. The duration of these Diploma courses is 1 year. If you are interested in learning these languages then you can definitely enroll.

A. As per the placement brochure 2022-2023, the median and mean package offered was INR 8 LPA and INR 8.75 LPA, respectively. The graph below showcases median and mean package offered in the last two years:The table below showcases the median and mean package offered in the past two years:ParticularsStatistics (2021)Statistics (2022)Median PackageINR 6.7 LPAINR 8 LPAMean PackageINR 8.10 LPAINR 8.75 LPA

The mess food in Hindu college is hygienic. One can get proper three meals with snacks at a particular time scheduled. In the morning you'll get breakfast (veg/non-veg-eggs). At noon you'll get Lunch with unlimited food and in the evening you will get beverages or milk with snacks and at night you will get a proper dinner. The menu keeps changing and you will get a variety of food items and there are also special treats on festivals. So the food facilities are great in Hindu college.

Hindu College is located in North Campus and there are various hostels and PGs nearby. Hindu college itself has hostel facility for which you have to apply during admission and there will be a merit list of students whosoever will be alloted, and DU itself has hostels like Rajiv Gandhi girls hostel etc. For which you can apply but to be very honest these hostels are alloted on the basis of marks and are limited in number but you need not to worry as there are many PGs available near the college in Vijay Nagar, Kamla Nagar. The PGs are well built and fully-furnished and there are various options according to your budget, these PGs are even at walking distance from the college. Nivedita hostel/PG in North Campus for girls, RENT-14,000/-, AC rooms available. Aparna Girls PG in Roop Nagar, RENT-8000/-, AC rooms, WI-fi, TV etc. And there are lot of others as well.

As per the internship report for the academic year 2021-22, the highest and average stipend offered was INR 50,000 per month and INR 10,333 per month. For more clarity, students can refer to the table below:ParticularsStatistics (2021-2022 Academic Year)The highest stipendINR 50,000 per monthAverage stipendINR 10,333 per monthNumber of offers60+Top recruitersEY, Airblack, DeloitteNote: The time period for the highest and average stipend offered was not mentioned in the internship report for the academic year 2021-22.

The alumni of Hindu College are working in Business Development (19%), followed by Education (17%), Operations (16%) among others. To know the function-wise alumni placements, students can check out the pie chart below:NOTE: The ‘Others’ category illustrates the combined data of diverse domains such as Marketing, Consulting, IT, Sales, HR, Arts and Design, Community and Social Services, Administrative and Engineering sectors. DISCLAIMER: The statistics on alumni placements presented above were compiled from various online sources and hence, are indicative.

The most important tip for students taking admission in the first year to Hindu College must be Self-Confidence. One should always be confident. From school to college the gap is way too large and all the students have some kind of hesitation, shyness, or introversion, which is very common. But you should never lose hope, it'll take time to make friends and to settle into a completely new environment but with time you will adapt and have some great friends. Secondly, try to participate and join cultural societies in the first year according to your interest so that you can have exposure to competitions and you'll definitely learn a lot.