ARSD College Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

College infrastructure is moderate.The college got laboratories with equipments,decent classrooms and the infrastructure overall is good if we compare ARSD to other south campus colleges.-1 star for the non AC classrooms.

Academics are outstanding.The teachers are interactive and interact with students.The lectures aren't one sided.Teachers are so helpful and helps the students with their studies assignments and many more things.

The placements aren't that good in my department.The average package ranges from 7-8 LPA and highest package goes upto 14LPA which is not that good.The placements aren't guaranteed to every student and only the top students get the good placements.

Yes ARSD is value for money as the fees is too low and the facilities are decent enough.

The campus life is excellent.The crowd is diverse and politics is so active here.

The college is very clean and well maintained, the classrooms are clean and well maintained and have fans but no air conditioners, they projectors if needed, the labs are well maintained and stocked with essentials for the required experiments and are all in good working conditions

The teachers are good and are friendly to approach, the teachers are co-operative and the classes are very interactive, they offer personal help if needed, they also suggest good books and resources for the needy ones.

I am not well aware of the placement scenario but according to my seniors of my department the average package of my course is around 8-11lpa which is quite decent and the maximum package achieved last year was 17lpa

Yes the tuition fees and the overall less commute cost to reach the college is affordable and there is proper utilisation of the college funds so the facilities are there, there are various means to reach the college depending on where the student resides

The college has various good spots to hangout with our friends, the cafes (nescafe and mother dairy) are in good condition and the students here enjoy them, there is ample sitting areas near the canteen and the cafes, the grounds for basketball and football are in decent condition but need to be worked upon, and the canteen is meh..

Its a good college for low grades but if possible go for Sri Venkateswara College since its the superior south campus college other than that its one of the best south delhi colleges

Yes,My college have all the necessary infrastructure,facilities and equipments. There is a diverse crowd in our college and there are many societies and you will get a great exposure in ARSDC. We have decent classrooms which arent so spacious but thr computer labs and libraries are air conditioned and spacious.The sports ground is well maintained.

I am studying bcom at ARSDC because i want to purse MBA finance and bcom will help me getting better in accounting and business laws which will help me in business administration as well as finance field.

The placements are decent in ARSDC. Approximately 70% of the students got placed in last session with the avg package of 5-6 LPA in bcom programme.According to the sources,15 LPA was the highest package offered in the last session.

My yearly fee for bcom programme in ARSDC is 19.6k.

The college campus experience is good and there are 80+ societies in my college.You can showcase your skills in ARSDC as it got got many societies like singing society dancing society and many more.

The only problem in our college is it is not AIR CONDITIONED YET.

Infrastructure is quite good and meets most student needs. The classrooms are comfortable, labs have decent equipment, and the campus is well maintained. The overall environment is pleasant, though adding some modern facilities would be helpful

I had a good academic experience here. Faculty members are generally helpful, and classes are well structured. The syllabus is completed on time, with a decent balance of theory and practical learning. More updated industry-related content would be useful

The placement scenario is good, with several companies coming for recruitment. Students receive proper support during the process, and the available roles are decent. More recruiters and a wider range of opportunities would make placements even stronger.

I feel the college is worth the fees overall. The academics, infrastructure, and placement opportunities are good, and students get decent facilities. Overall, I’m satisfied with what the college offers for the money spent.

I really liked the campus life here. There are regular cultural events, sports, clubs, and other activities. The environment is positive and energetic, and students get many opportunities to participate and spend time with friends.

The infrastructure of my college is not that up to mark. The facilities provided are very poor. Not even the basic amenities are available In my college. This problematic environment makes learning difficult. All over if I have to conclude then my college infrastructure is very poor and I highly recommend you to find some other college to explore.

Academically wise my college is very inconsistent and there is no such interaction among students and professors. There are irregular classes and mostly classes are cancelled and often interrupted. Overall academically my college is average.

Placements opportunities are limited, especially for students from non-technical courses. Very less good and known companies approach the campus for internship many students look out for companies and job opportunities by their own. Students often have to find jobs from off campus placements and internships.

My college fees is around 20 thousand rupees per year and I do think that my college can improve much better in every aspect being academy, infrastructure and other necessary things.

My Campus life is little boring in this college and could be much more engaging and exciting if I was in other college. There are very few and limited cultural events and any extracurricular activities. Students don’t get many fair and equal opportunities to participate in anything.

It's an average college and can do much improvement and betterment in its services and other things.

College infrastructure is nice and good but can be more good. It has some cool facilities but should work on classrooms of our department and phy department. Lack of wifi sometimes make things difficult but apart from that everything is good.

Academic is good, I am studying ba english hons and honestly my department has some cool professional teachers so I enjoyed a lot. Curriculum is nice but it should include some more things which can help in future academics.

My course is not made for placement which I have observed till now mostly I am going to have academics so I am not sitting for placements. But placement for other course like bcom hons and economics has cool data. Highest package is 10 lpa.

It is a top notch South campus college with nirf ranking 3 so according to me it's a value for money college. I have my fees 18k per year so its nice for me and my department supports so much things like competition and debate so yes.

Campus life is happening because of coolest crowd and student. Best thing is the fest "tide" Which is our annual fest. It has nearest connectivity with metro so it is safe but not in late night. So it's 50-50.

You can come to ARSD if you have some other department like commerce, maths, economics it's a cool college for that. Must attend annual fest, make new friends and connection you will feel great in ARSD.

The college infrastructure is well maintained and provides a comfortable environment for students. Classrooms are spacious and equipped with smart boards and proper seating. The campus has good WiFi connectivity, clean washrooms, a decent library, computer labs, sports facilities, and a hygienic canteen. Overall, the infrastructure supports both academic and extracurricular activities effectively.

The academics of the college are good and focus on both theoretical and practical learning. Teachers are supportive, knowledgeable, and helpful during classes as well as exams. The curriculum is updated regularly according to industry requirements, and students get opportunities to participate in projects, presentations, seminars, and workshops that improve their overall knowledge and skills.

The placement opportunities in the college are decent, especially for students who maintain good academic performance and communication skills. Many companies visit the campus for recruitment drives and internships. The placement cell is supportive and regularly organizes training sessions, aptitude tests, mock interviews, and workshops to help students prepare for placements and improve their confidence

The college infrastructure is good including all the essential necessities and requirements It has a spacious atrium multi purpose halls great classrooms two seminar halls and a library with elibrary and many books

The academic structure is governed by University of Delhi and the faculty is quite experienced in thier feilds and all the things are decent. The course structure is updated according to new education policy

The placement is average with delloite kpmg and pwc coming for our course and other good companies also visiting the campus The downside is the pay scale that this companies are hiring is very low according to the standards

ARSD's campus spans 12.3 acres in Dhaula Kuan, well-connected to metro. Classrooms are equipped with smart boards, campus Wi-Fi, and computer labs, and the library holds over 1 lakh books. Sports facilities include badminton, basketball, volleyball courts, and a large ground. However, the college lacks a hostel and a proper auditorium.

ArsD is a NAAC "A++" accredited institution, ranked 7th among all colleges in India and 5th within Delhi University in NIRF 2024. Faculty members are well-qualified and approachable. Students get opportunities tol attend DU seminars, workshops, and academic fests. The college also occasionally hosts conferences and guest lectures across streams.

The placement cell organizes job fairs, seminars, and skill workshops, achieving a 60–80% placement rate in 2023. Top recruiters include Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, EY, and Genpact, with the highest package around 22.5 LPA and an average of 6–7 LPA. Placements are strongest for Commerce students, while Arts and Science students often need to be more proactive.

the infrastructure is decent, in terms of facilities, college does have necessary equipments .classrooms have descent du traditons based benches,blackboard, a non working projector. while talking genuinely good, has latest upgraded computers, wifi is good, labs are good but no hostel not even for girls.about library, it's really good with newly installed computers and a peaceful environment, it's just awesome

quality of teaching is decent , teachers have knowledge of what they are teaching ,they do have a friendly nature, you can reach them in case of any problem. the curriculum is updated based on NEP and includes a good range of topics for you well-being in my opinion

i have heard its decent, not very good, not 100% for sure i haven;t sit in placement yet, so can;t give exact detail about it but yes... i have heard its decent,there is a placement cell there which announces time to time internship etc news and also jobs banners for placements but they're not very high package jobs, so i am not sure about it pretty much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

i guess not, paying 60-65k per year for mostly theoratical knowledge is not enough for hons students, while same labs are being used by program students with just 20k fees is not fair , either fee should be equal for facilities should be improved for hons students so hons in my opinion is not value for money

yeah,again i rate this decent you'll get a lot friends a lot of politics too(as of almost all collegses in du) but there are regular co curricular activties there are socities one can join if he/she wants to interact with the world so it's decent in my opinion

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