Colleges in Delhi

IIT (Indian Institute of Technology), Delhi which was established as College of Engineering in 1961is now the Institution of National Importance and is amongst the twenty-three IITs created to be Centres of Excellence. The institute is now a Deemed University with more than 48000 students graduating since its inception. Out of these nearly 5070 students have received their PhDs and its alumni work today as scientists, technologists, business managers or have even taken up administrative services or are active in politics. Some of the notable alumni of this college include Kiran Bedi, Manvinder Singh Banga, Raghuram Rajan, Chetan Bhagat Binny Bansal and Sachin Bansal, etc.

Yes, NDIM is an excellent college .It is a vital part of the non-profit & charitable education society, Society for Career Counselling and Employment .According to the placement report available, 100% of the students are placed. About 365 students are placed during the placement drive in the year 2022 . At NDIM Various big MNCs come for campus placements, and some of the top recruiters of the institute are Amazon, Dabur, Ernst & Young, Paytm, Colgate, Dentsu, ITC, Blackrock, Hindustan Unilever Ltd, Eureka Forbes, Nestle, Delivery, Deloitte, Adani Wilmar, HT Media etc. The institute is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

 AIIMS Delhi is no doubt one of the best institute for MBBS .It has consistently secured rank 1 continuously from last 6 times by the NIRF 2023 Ranking under the ‘Medical’ category. AIIMS Delhi has also secured 6th and 8th rank under the 'Overall' and 'Research' categories, respectively.  The fees at AIIMS Delhi is almost negligible. The total fees at India's no. 1 Medical institute is INR 6,865 for 5 years this fees includes hostel and mess charges too. The highest salary package offered at AIIMS Delhi is INR 37.8 LPA, student generally asks questions like "will I get admission at AIIMS Delhi or not", the students who gets admission here earns high amount of  annual packages.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, placements for undergraduate courses like BA, BCom or BSc are definitely not like placements after graduation in engineering. This is so because it is considered that after engineering majority of the students will look for a job while for other streams of graduations, majority of students may look for doing post graduation in some specialised area. As a result of this it is nightmare to come to conclusion based on this statistics. In the case of DDU under Delhi University the data is not available for different streams of under graduation but this club under single heading called under graduate students. Total number of students place or short of hundred out of about 800 students who pass out. But interesting aspect is that more than two and half times the number of students placed or not even looking for response but see admission for higher studies. Whenever a student who is intending to do BSc most look at this aspect and not get swayed by figures of placements. 
  To help you understand I am attaching link that will give you an overall picture of placements in this college.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/deen-dayal-upadhyaya-college-university-of-delhi-dwarka-23900/placement
Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Deendayal Upadhyay college under Delhi University is quite well known for its academics. It has ranking of 24 which is considered quite good. Due to this, cut offs at this Institute are quite high for all the undergraduate courses that it offers. From different sources that I could go through, the cutoffs in the year 2022 were set between 94 to 96 for different BSc courses which are offered by this college. Cutoffs very every year and it depends on the number of seats available for admission and also the results of the CUET examination. In the year 2023 either the paper was little soft  or the students were now aware of what type of questions are asked and as a result more than 20000 students have scored 100 percentile. Not only this the students who have scored percentile above 95 are more than two and half lakh. Of course this is all India figure and this test is applicable for all the Central University across India and therefore it can be safely assumed that not all the students will come up to colleges under Delhi University.  Be that as it may, this is bound to increase the competition and as a result it is expected that the cutoffs for the year 2023 for BSc courses may increase by one or two percentiles.
Best wishes to you.