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Table of contentDelhi University Accounting & CommerceCourses and Fees 2025
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B.Com(93 courses) | 540 - 1.1 LGet Fee Details | |
B.Com (Hons)(6 courses) | 540 - 87.7 KGet Fee Details | |
B.A.(10 courses) | 540 - 82.8 KGet Fee Details |
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Delhi University Accounting & CommerceStudents Ratings & Reviews
Placements3.4
Infrastructure3.9
Faculty & Course4.2
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Value for Money4.3What students say about Delhi University (DU)
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Companies like E&Y, KPMG, L&T, Mahindra, RBS, ICICI bank, etc., visit the campus for recruitment.
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College has given many placement opportunities to students but placement are less than the no of students that's why only top students get the placements with good packages.
Based on 616 Reviews
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Sehajpreet Kaur 
B.A. (Hons.) in Political Science - Batch of 2025
Offered by Mata Sundri College for Women, University of Delhi
3
3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
It is good, and you can go through.
Placements: There are 120 students in our course but there are also ITEP students in our class who study political science with us. In our course, there is no placement, and we have to find it by ourselves. There are no companies for political science. Some of them got it social welfare society or NGOs but many students applied by themselves for civil service, politicians, and government positions.
Infrastructure: We have good infrastructure but not up to mark, they can improve. Library is also good. Wi-Fi sometimes connects and sometimes does not. Classroom benches should be replaced. College only has one building. We can make more in the future. We have a decent infrastructure.
Faculty: Teachers are good and helpful. They help new students in various ways. There are many seminars and programs that train students and build leadership qualities in them. The difficulty of semester exams is also decent. The passing percentage is 67 percent.
Other: I chose this because I wanted to be in the civil sector. There should be good events and be connected to any campus. It can make a large campus.
Reviewed on 4 Nov 2025Read More
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Roman
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Physics - Batch of 2026
Offered by Hindu College, University of Delhi
4.2
3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Hindu College for Physics enthusiasts.
Placements: In my course, placement rate is negligible. None of my seniors got any placement that I know of. In my course, 20,000 - 30,000 is like minimum but that's only what I have heard of. Mostly people actually go for higher studies so they don't really seek a job immediately. If we pursue M.Sc., then M.Tech, then many technological companies recruit people from my field. There are no companies, but in institutions like CERN. Top roles can be a software engineer but after M.Tech ofcourse, and teaching or people also go for marketing jobs.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is there. Library is available till 7:00 PM. Classrooms have nice wooden benches. Hostel qualities are good. Food is not bad but not very good. It's average, canteen is average but pricing is nice and affordable. First-aid medical facilities are available. For sports, cricket pitch, basketball court, football ground, volleyball court are available. There is also a gym.
Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable. All of them are qualified, and most of them are helpful. But teaching quality is somehow average and even below average sometimes. Semester exams are average, not very tough. Mostly people get passed, maybe 95 percent of the people pass the semester examination. It's like many of them just study for 1 week.
Other: I chose the course because I love doing Physics but I think teachers do not do justice to the subject. Best thing is that there is a lot of scope for higher studies and very interesting subject. If faculty is better then it would be great, and they kind of don't care. Events are amazing. Fests has been good, just then end till like 5:00 PM. Extracurricular activities are good. Crowd is nice but there are a lot of political inclinations, I feel. Many students come, and then they turn to politics and leave their studies.
Reviewed on 4 Nov 2025Read More
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APOORVA
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics - Batch of 2026
Offered by Hindu College, University of Delhi
3.6
4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
College life is amazing and love the faculty.
Placements: Talking about my course, most of the students who sit in placement sessions have got pretty good packages ranging from 7 LPA to 13 LPA. Top recruiters include Goldman Sachs, Uniqlo, United Airlines, and others. Almost 70 percent of the students who want internships have secured one. Roles offered in our course include investment analyst, decision analytics associate, data analyst, and others.
Infrastructure: We don't have a separate department. Some of the classrooms are a bit small but that's not a big issue. The issue may be that there are no air conditions. There is no Wi-Fi facility as well, although we can use the university Wi-Fi. We have pretty good labs. The computers are in good condition. Our college library is one of the best libraries in DU. I would say it's a 4-story building equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and lots of books. Hostel infrastructure is good. Food is mediocre but medical facilities are not good.
Faculty: Mathematics faculty is one of the best. They are very knowledgeable and put effort into teaching. Course curriculum is relevant, and makes students industry-ready. But some of the basic things we study here are for first time which should have been taught to us earlier to be precise in our 11th and 12th. Semester exams are not that difficult. Passing percentage is around 97 percent.
Other: Teachers are the best part of our course. I would want air-conditioned classroom. There are many good events, and the exposure is nice. There are not many scholarships. Campus surroundings are also nice. Good scope for extracurricular activities but your talent sometimes gets used by the college, and you don't get credit.
Reviewed on 4 Nov 2025Read More
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Anupriya
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Botany - Batch of 2026
Offered by Hindu College, University of Delhi
3
1Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Good for enjoying college life and politics but not for science students.
Placements: Since I am from B.Sc. Botany Honors, I can tell that Hindu College does not offer any placement for my course. As far as I have seen in two years and listened about the past no student got placed from botany hons. But few got placement in fields not related to science.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure is good. We are provided with good laboratories and equipment. Library is the best thing about this college. Wi-Fi availability is good. Hostel fee is too high but facilities like washing machines, lift, pantry with oven, fridge, and induction. Good quality food is provided. The staff is also good but the one thing that I would like to mention is that no medical facilities are provided. Forgot about the doctor, you can't even get a paracetamol from them.
Faculty: My experience about faculty members is not so good. The university does not have as good faculty members as its reputation suggests. While being the number 1 college, the professors are not able to teach in a better way, they mostly read the slides in classroom. Course curriculum has become so bad after the implementation of NEP. The study is focused on ratification and teaching unnecessary things that waste most of the time of students. The science students are mostly busy writing files all over the semester and not gaining must knowledge about practical. Students pass the exams if they study all the PYQs.
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Divyanshi
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics - Batch of 2026
Offered by Hindu College, University of Delhi
4.4
4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Best college, good placements, really good infrastructure and environment is contagious
Placements: Out of those who sit, 70–80 percent of the people get placed, as far as I know. The highest package is 13 LPA, and the lowest is 5–6 LPA, and the average would be 8 LPA. Top recruits are Goldman Sachs, United Airlines, and ZS Associates. Top roles offered are decision analytical associate, investment analyst, and data analyst.
Infrastructure: The Wi-Fi in the whole campus is good, and the labs are well-functioning. The vast library is the best part of the whole college. The quality of facilities in the hostel area is good, and safety is provided. Food is good. The sports and games section of the hostel is growing, and the medical facilities are good.
Faculty: The faculty of the department is the best, in my opinion, highly qualified, friendly, and helpful. The quality of teaching is great. The relevance of the course curriculum is pretty decent, but there are some things that should have been taught to us earlier. The level of the semester exams is not that high, I mean, if you study well throughout the semester, you'll get a good grade. The passing percentage is more than 97.
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Akshara Bhatnagar
B.A. (Hons.) in Political Science - Batch of 2027
Offered by Mata Sundri College for Women, University of Delhi
3.6
3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Academically enriching, but there is scope for better facilities.
Placements: For this year’s batch, the placement scene is fairly decent, especially considering that this is a DU women’s college mostly focused on Arts and Humanities. On average, at least 53% of students are placed through campus. The packages differ significantly depending on the course, but most offers are realistic and beginner-friendly.
Infrastructure: The overall infrastructure is adequate but not exceptional and could benefit from upgrades. The classrooms and labs are functional and generally well kept, but the strongest feature is the library, which is quiet, organized, and well stocked. The campus is small compared to other DU colleges, but the location is safe. There is no established hostel, so students rely on PGs and off-campus accommodation, which are easily available nearby. Medical and basic amenities are available. The atmosphere is safe for women, which is the biggest positive factor.
Faculty: Faculty of the Political Science department is highly supportive, qualified, and approachable. The professors are genuinely invested in their subjects, and overall teaching is great. The curriculum is academically strong and relies heavily on theory but builds a strong foundation. Semester exams are manageable if consistency is maintained throughout the semester. They are not too difficult, and a proper understanding of core concepts is sufficient.
Other: I am pursuing Political Science (Hons.), which is a great course to study if you want to engage in research, academia, or theory. The overall curriculum is rich in critical thinking. That helps in understanding core concepts in depth. It is especially relevant for people who want to pursue civil services, research, or other academic jobs. A few things could be better, with the major area for improvement being the overall campus infrastructure. Expanding and upgrading classrooms could match the academic quality. Events and fests are decent but not extravagant. They are simpler compared to other colleges. However, academic events like seminars and workshops are well organized and worth attending.
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