Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), University of Delhi

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Malviya Nagar, Delhi

3.4 /5

(164 Reviews)

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B+ NAAC accredited
Public/Government Institute
Estd. 1984

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Sri Aurobindo College (Evening)
Students Ratings & Reviews

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Placements2.8

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Faculty & Course4

Campus Life3.6

Value for Money4

What students say about Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), University of Delhi

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Top recruiting companies are Paytm, Sony, EY, Niteouts, Herody, Digifuse, Insight Stone, Predict Ram, etc.

Based on 23 Reviews

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The placement cell was started, and in the next year, companies such as Wipro, E&Y, IDBI and other insurance sector companies will come for the placements of the students.

Based on 53 Reviews

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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) - Batch of 2026

2.2

2Placements2Infrastructure4Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money

My college experience is short and sweet, filled with laughter, learning, and lifelong friendships

Placements: Disappointing placement experience. Limited companies visit the campus, and the packages are impressive. Training and support from the placement cell are adequate. Some students secure good jobs, but many struggle. More industry connections and better preparation would improve the outcome.

Infrastructure: College infrastructure is lacking. No gym or playground is a significant drawback. Hostel facilities are average, with room for improvement in cleanliness and maintenance, and limited recreational space. While classrooms are decent, the overall infrastructure doesn't meet expectations. More investment in facilities would greatly enhance the student experience. Disappointing to see such basic amenities.

Faculty: Faculty is knowledgeable and supportive, making complex concepts clear. Curriculum is relevant and well-structured, preparing students for industry demands. Exams are fair and challenging, testing our understanding. Some minor tweaks needed, but overall great experience. Professors are approachable and provide valuable guidance. I'd give faculty, curriculum, and exams 4/5 stars. Highly recommended for students seeking a solid academic foundation.

Reviewed on 19 Aug 2025Read More

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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) - Batch of 2026

1.8

2Placements1Infrastructure1Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Decent infrastructure and supportive faculty is there.

Placements: Around 13% of students got placed. The highest package is 15 LPA and the lowest is 4 LPA. Around 50% of students got internships. Roles offered are data analyst and are highly recruited. Recruiting companies are KPMG, Reliance, Maruti Suzuki, Zomato, and Tata. Jobs like associate recruiters are also likely to get placed.

Infrastructure: No hostel is there, and only a college exists. Infrastructure is okay, but it is not so good, and also, Wi-Fi doesn't work properly. The canteen is okay and at an average and good price. The library is too good, and also, there are people to maintain the decorum.

Faculty: Delhi University curriculum is followed, and also classes work on time, and no major problems, and it prepares the student for real life too. Exams are hard, and also, strict checking is followed to prevent students from cheating in the exam.

Other: I got to my percentage. Fests are a major part of our college.

Reviewed on 30 Jul 2025Read More

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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) - Batch of 2027

3.4

4Placements2Infrastructure5Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Bad infrastructure, good faculty.

Placements: Companies like EY, Deloitte, and KPMG come to the campus but recruit less; they hire only the cream. It’s not like you cannot crack high-paying jobs; there are fewer, but the highest package is about 10 LPA, and the average is about 4 LPA, so there are placements for everyone. You'll just have to grind more.

Infrastructure: The only bad thing about the college is its infrastructure. The college doesn't have a ground or sports facilities, and also doesn't have AC in classes. It gives much of a government college feel, but it is what it is. There is a canteen which is okayish, I would say.

Faculty: Teachers are very good, although some troublemakers are everywhere who have some bias towards some ideological students. They won't charm you if you do your side of the deeds; they are very supportive and knowledgeable. It's DU after all; it provides the best faculty members.

Other: The crowd is also not that good, as people seem kind of uncivilized and lack civic sense, but a few people are good, so you'll find your type of people.

Reviewed on 28 Jul 2025Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in Applied Psychology - Batch of 2028

2.8

3Placements2Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Top course at the college, known for its academic relevance.

Placements: Placements for B.A. (Hons.) Applied Psychology at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) are moderate. Around 20-30% of students were placed, with the highest package at ₹5 LPA, the lowest at ₹1.8 LPA, and the average at approximately ₹2.5-3 LPA. Top recruiters included NGOs, EdTech firms like Byju's, and mental health startups. nternships were secured by about 40-50% of students, primarily in NGOs, clinics, or research roles. The roles offered included counseling assistants, HR interns, and research associates. The college lacks a strong placement cell for psychology, so students mostly depend on personal networks and external platforms for opportunities. Improvements are definitely needed in this area.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure for the Applied Psychology course is quite basic, lacking a dedicated lab for practicals and having average classrooms with limited smart equipment. Wi-Fi is inconsistent, and the library has few psychology resources. The college doesn't offer hostel facilities, forcing students to find their own accommodation, while the canteen provides limited food options of average quality. Additionally, medical facilities are minimal, and there is no proper sports ground or gym, highlighting a significant need for improvement to support the academic and extracurricular development of psychology students.

Faculty: Faculty for Applied Psychology is a mix of experienced and new teachers, with some being very helpful and knowledgeable while others lack engagement; the teaching quality is average, leaning heavily on theory over practical application. Although the curriculum is relevant and aligns with DU standards, it lacks industry-focused skills and real-world exposure. Semester exams are moderately difficult, theory-based, and manageable with regular study, resulting in a high pass percentage of around 85-90%. To make the course more industry-ready and engaging, more interactive teaching methods, practicals, and updated content are needed.

Other: I'm member of the B.A. (Hons.) Applied Psychology batch of 2024, chose this course out of an interest in mental health and human behavior, and while its relevance and growing demand are its best features, it lacks practical exposure and workshops. The campus crowd is average with few extracurricular events, though connectivity is decent due to the nearby metro station. The college needs to improve its infrastructure, placement support, and hands-on learning opportunities, as fests are limited and the campus environment, while okay, could be more vibrant and student-friendly.

Reviewed on 26 Jul 2025Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in Applied Psychology - Batch of 2028

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Supportive faculty, but limited practical exposure.

Placements: I was part of the B.A. (Hons.) Applied Psychology batch of 2024. Around 20-30% of students were placed, mostly through campus drives or external opportunities. The highest package offered was around 6.5 LPA, the average package ranged between 3-4 LPA, and the lowest was around 2.5-1.8 LPA. Top recruiting companies included Mindpeers, Fortis Healthcare, YourDOST, and NGOs working in mental health. About 30-40% of students got internships through college tie-ups or online platforms like Internshala, mostly with clinics, hospitals, and research organizations. Common roles included counseling interns, HR trainees, research assistants, and mental health outreach coordinators.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure for the B.A. (Hons.) The Applied Psychology course was quite basic. Classrooms were functional but lacked modern equipment. The psychology lab had limited resources and outdated tools, restricting practical learning. Wi-Fi was available but often unreliable. The library had a decent collection of books, but few psychology-specific journals. Hostel facilities were not available in the college; students arranged PG accommodation nearby. The canteen offered limited food options with average quality. Medical facilities were minimal, with only basic first-aid available. Sports and extracurricular infrastructure existed but weren’t well-maintained or actively promoted.

Faculty: The faculty for B.A. (Hons.) Applied Psychology was qualified, helpful, and had good subject knowledge. Most professors were approachable and encouraged discussions, making the learning environment supportive. The teaching quality was generally good, though it varied slightly across faculty members. The curriculum was relevant and covered essential psychological theories and practices, offering a good foundation for further studies or career paths, though it lacked hands-on industry exposure. Semester exams were moderately difficult and focused more on conceptual understanding. With regular attendance and preparation, students could score well. The pass percentage was high, usually around 85-90%.

Other: I was part of the B.A. (Hons.) Applied Psychology batch of 2024. I chose this course due to my interest in understanding human behavior and mental health. The faculty was supportive, and classroom discussions were engaging. However, the psychology lab lacked updated equipment, and there was limited practical exposure. College events and fests were occasional but enjoyable. The campus crowd was friendly and diverse. The college is well-connected by metro and bus. Scholarships were available through Delhi University. Extracurricular activities were present but needed better planning and more opportunities for active student participation. Overall, it was a decent experience.

Reviewed on 25 Jul 2025Read More

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B.A. (Economics, Music) - Batch of 2027

3.4

3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

The college has supportive faculty and average facilities.

Placements: I was part of the B.A. Programme (Economics + Music) at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), University of Delhi, batch of 2023. Placement opportunities for this course were limited, with around 5-10% of students getting placed. The highest package offered was around 4.2 LPA, the average package ranged from 2.5-3 LPA, and the lowest was approximately 1.8 LPA. Top recruiters included Wipro, Genpact, TCS, and Concentrix. About 10-15% of students secured internships through platforms like Internshala and the DU Central Placement Cell, in organizations such as CRY and Teach For India. Common roles included business development, customer service, and teaching assistant.

Infrastructure: Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) offers only basic infrastructure for the B.A. Programme (Economics + Music). Classrooms are functional but not very well maintained. Wi-Fi is available on campus, but it is often unreliable. The library has a decent collection of books, but there are no dedicated labs or instruments for the music department. Since the college does not provide hostel facilities, students usually stay in PGs or rented accommodation nearby. The canteen offers limited food options, and the quality is average at best. Medical facilities on campus are minimal, and sports infrastructure is limited, with few events or activities.

Faculty: The faculty for the B.A. The Programme (Economics + Music) at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) is generally helpful and well-qualified. Most teachers are knowledgeable in their subjects and approachable outside class as well. The teaching quality is decent, though it varies from department to department. The curriculum is well-structured and covers important theoretical concepts, but it is not very industry-oriented, especially for the music component. Semester exams are moderate in difficulty and manageable with regular study. The pass percentage is quite high, usually around 85-90%, as long as students attend classes and submit assignments on time.

Other: I was part of the B.A. Programme (Economics + Music) at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), batch of 2023. I chose this course for its unique blend of analytical and creative subjects. The best part of the course is its flexibility and exposure to diverse fields. However, the music department lacks instruments and practical learning opportunities, which should be improved. The college organizes a few events and fests, but not regularly. The campus crowd is friendly, and the college is well-connected by metro and bus. Scholarships are available through DU. Extracurricular activities exist but need more structure and better management.

Reviewed on 25 Jul 2025Read More

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How many students were placed during the Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) placements?

Answered 4 months ago

A total of 269 students have been placed during the Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) placements in the past three years. Check out the table below to see the breakdown of students placed in each year:

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Placement Statistics (2022)

Placement Statistics (2023)

Placement Statistics (2024)

Total Students

793 (UG 3-year)

717 (UG 3-year)

1008 (UG 3-year)

No. of Students Placed

45 (UG 3-year)

94 (UG 3-year)

130 (UG 3-year)

NOTE: The above data is obtained from the NIRF report 2025

diksha soni

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How successful are the placements at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening)?

Answered 4 months ago

Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) has been providing successful placements over the years. However, the placement report is not out yet, Check out the data below to know more:

Course	Total Students	Students Placed	Median Salary
UG 3-year	1008	130	INR 12 LPA

NOTE: The above data is obtained from the NIRF report 2025

diksha soni

Contributor-Level 10

How are the placements at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening)?

Answered 4 months ago

Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) Placement is known for its excellent placement record. Check out the tabulated data given below to know more about Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) placements 2024:

Course	Total Students	Students Placed	Median Salary
UG 3-year	1008	130	INR 12 LPA

NOTE: The above data is obtained from the NIRF report 2025

diksha soni

Contributor-Level 10

What is the highest placement package offered in Sri Aurobindo College (Evening)?

Answered 4 months ago

The Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) the highest package has not been disclosed yet. Once released it will be updated here. Meanwhile, students can refer to the median package given in the table below:

Particulars	Placement Statistics (2024)
Median Package	INR 12 LPA (UG 3-year)

NOTE: The above data is obtained from the NIRF report 2025

diksha soni

Contributor-Level 10

How are the average packages provided at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening)?

Answered 4 months ago

The institution has not released the overall average package. The median package offered at Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) placement in 2024 are tabulated below: