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Ayushi arora 
B.Sc. in Home Science - Batch of 2025
3.4
2Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
I am quite satisfied as I have learned a lot of things during my time here.
Placements: There are no such good companies for placements. Mostly, NGO comes for unpaid volunteering. If good companies come it is difficult to crack their interviews if we aren't fully prepared. We have a placement cell also called Eminence. It tries its best to bring good organisations.
Infrastructure: We don't have any hostels. The infrastructure is also very small. It is like 2 blocks only, but it is sufficient according to the number of students. Being a girls' college, we don't need much space to let you know how to roam around, etc. Because we have such a busy timetable for the whole day.
Faculty: Teachers are very knowledgeable and helpful. The course curriculum is very vast, as it contains various interesting subjects. The course curriculum is relevant. I guess it does make students ready for vast fields such as HR, nutritionist, Journalism, B.El.Ed, etc. Semester exams are not that hard either.
Other: I chose this course because it gives me a lot of career choices. I guess subject choices should be given to students. It organises our cultural fest named Feria, and other small fests also.
Reviewed on 30 May 2025Read More
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Suhema Rehman
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Home Science - Batch of 2028
3.6
3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
It has a good learning experience.
Placements: The placement cell in the Institute of Home Economics is active but limited in terms of opportunities. Only a small percentage of students get placed, mostly in education, NGOs, or internships. Many students prefer higher studies or competitive exams. The college focuses more on skill development than direct job placements.
Infrastructure: The college infrastructure is average. Classrooms are decent, and labs have basic equipment. Wi-Fi is slow and often unreliable. Hostel facilities are manageable, but the quality of the mess food needs improvement. Sports facilities and medical help are limited.
Faculty: Faculty members are knowledgeable and supportive. The teaching methods should be more interactive and easy. The course curriculum is fairly relevant but needs updating for better industry alignment. Exams are moderately tough, and the average pass rate is decent.
Other: I chose this course because of my interest in the field and the practical exposure it provides. The best part is the supportive faculty and hands-on learning. I wish campus events and extracurricular activities were more frequent. The campus crowd is friendly and diverse.
Reviewed on 29 May 2025Read More
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Navya Anshi
B.A. (Hons.) in Journalism - Batch of 2025
2.6
2Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Honest truth about "IHE" University of Delhi.
Placements: I am currently in my 3rd year in Journalism. Placement in our college is quite poor; we have to search for the best suitable internships and upskill from outside. They will just mark you if you have done an internship on your own in the past. The college doesn't provide basic internship opportunities either. A few internships are given, but they are not useful because they require a graduate degree.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is good but not great. Our college has a basic red-bricked building with 2 blocks, each having three floors, and has amenities like a basketball court, badminton court, amphitheater, foyer, canteen, a well-organized radio room, printing machines, a stationary shop, and a beautiful garden.
Faculty: Faculty members are helpful. Some of them are arrogant and rude, and they don't help students well. The teachers are average, but the guest lecturers are good in their research and teaching. Their teaching methods are good, and they are well aware of the news and updates from overseas. Exams have 3 modes: internals, practicals, and the board exam.
Other: Overall, the college is good but not worth the money because it has poor chairs and desks. The fees are much higher than those of other colleges for my course, yet they fail to provide us with basic amenities like projectors, cameras, microphones, or even benches or chairs.
Reviewed on 12 Dec 2024Read More
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Tithi
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Home Science - Batch of 2024
3.2
2Placements3Infrastructure5Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Our college has good teachers.
Placements: The college doesn't provide placements however during college days we went to various field visits which were very informative. Teachers also provided us internship opportunities. In the department of human development and childhood studies, there is a preschool "Aarambh" where students can do internships. Other than this our batchmates also did internship in mobile creches.
Infrastructure: The college provided us with Wi-Fi but many times we face network issues as the Wi-Fi connection is poor and connectivity is good only in certain areas. In-home science hons we have various labs for different subjects including food lab, microbiology lab, botany lab, human development lab, textile lab, physics and chemistry lab, etc. There are a variety of lab instruments and they are in good working conditions. The library also provides a variety of books however seating space is limited. Coming to the canteen food, prices are very affordable. Lastly, there is a basketball court and a sports society.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful and have deep knowledge. The course offers a variety of career options in fields like child development, textile, food and nutrition, communication, extension, and resource management. Semester exam are of moderate level.
Other: I chose this course because it offers a wide variety of career options. It's a growing sector and all the subjects are really interesting. The fest takes place every year where we get to enjoy a lot. The college is situated in hauz khas where there are many places for students to explore and enjoy college life with friends.
Reviewed on 9 Feb 2025Read More
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Anshika jaiswal
B.A. (Hons.) in Journalism - Batch of 2025
2.4
3Placements3Infrastructure2Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
It is worth taking admission at the Institute of Home Economics in journalism course.
Placements: Approximately 30% of the students got placed in the college by themselves. The college does not provide placements in our course because we have a bachelor's degree. In the previous session, some seniors were placed in various media agencies by themselves only.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college is average as the same old Delhi University building in red colors. It has a brick structure. The college does not provide a hostel for any course either journalism microbiology, or other courses. They only have two wings A block and B block.
Faculty: Faculty members of the college are not that great and not that professional. They treat well to students who are financially strong. Exams are conducted so strictly and professionally. They follow the guidelines of the Delhi University.
Other: There is nothing more to describe about the college, to be honest. I got this college from the CUET exam score. The journalism course is all about practical learning rather than the subjective and theoretical part where we learn about photography, filmmaking, writing blogs, newspaper editing, and different digital platform values.
Reviewed on 26 Jan 2025Read More
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Ekta
B.A. (Hons.) in Journalism - Batch of 2026
2.6
1Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Transformative years @IHE.
Placements: Although the college claims to have a placement cell, nothing as such is provided by the college in the name of internship or placements. One has to find work for themselves. It does provide some kind of summer internship every year, but that reaches and helps only a handful of students.
Infrastructure: The college is pretty much in decent condition. Washrooms are clean, and the campus in general is very clean. The only issue is with the poor quality of food in the college canteen. The college also has a beautiful garden with a number of plants and flowers. It has a gym and a big library too.
Faculty: The faculty is a mix of great and mediocre professors. Some of them are really the teachers one needs in life and beyond. I was expecting the curriculum for the journalism course to be much more practical, but I guess it’s all theoretical here. The examination fee is very high though.
Other: The college has an annual fest called Feria, which is somewhat decent only. The movie network in the college is weak, but the Wi-Fi network covers up for it.
Reviewed on 17 Jan 2025Read More
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 5 months ago
The most recent cutoff information available for M.Sc. programs at the Institute of Home Economics (IHE) DU is for the academic year 2024-2025. For M.Sc. in Food and Nutrition, the last round cutoff for the general category (All India) was 91.58%. For M.Sc. in Fabric and Apparel Science, the last ro
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Ranit Jana
Beginner-Level 4
Answered 6 months ago
Comparing placements between Institute of Home Economics (IHE), Delhi University, and Vidyavati MukandLal Girls College (VMLGC), Ghaziabad:
- IHE: Approximately 40-50% placement rate; the highest salary package around 5 LPA; the lowest about 2.3 LPA.
- VMLGC: Reported 100% placement rate; top recruiters
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Prince Das
Beginner-Level 5
Answered 6 months ago
As of today, specific data on the number of companies that participated in the Institute of Home Economics' (IHE) 2023 placement drive is 47. However, in the 2020 placements, approximately 170 students participated, with consistent recruiters like Wipro, Genpact, Fab India, and Orient Crafts. Howeve
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Prince Das
Beginner-Level 5
Answered 9 months ago
A CUET score of 450 could be competitive for admission to the B.A. programs at the Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University, depending on the course and category. Generally, a score around 450 may meet the cutoff for certain programs, particularly for students in reserved categories. However, i
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Shiv Kumar
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 9 months ago
IHE Delhi University has a pretty decent placement record, especially with the programs in Home Science, B.Sc., M.Sc., and Fashion Designing. It's true that their placements cannot be as high-profile as at other top technical or management institutes, but IHE would provide students with the possibil
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Annu navariya
Contributor-Level 10
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