College of Vocational Studies, New Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The infrastructure is good and student friendly. Classrooms are big and spacious. The campus is clean and maintained. The college has separate common room for girls and boys. The playground is also large enough to play cricket and football.

The teaching faculty is experienced and supportive. I'm studying b.com hons and the teachers are great. Regular assignments and project work are given. The vocational courses are practical based. But there are some class cancellations without prior information.

It offers decent placement opportunities for both honours and vocational courses. The average package is around 4.5 lpa. College has a placement cell, i.e. aspire which is really active and helps in internships and job opportunities.

It is good value of money since it has affordable fees and various opportunities. Students gain practical knowledge in various courses. The internships further supports the return on investment. It does not leads to financial burden.

Campus Life is great with a wide range of active societies, events and fests. Students can join various societies for entrepreneurship, dance, marketting, finance, etc. The campus is not that big but overall it is enjoyable.

The College infrastructure is alright. It has all the basic necessities like Girls common room, canteen, Library, Boys common room etc. There is an open air theatre and seminar hall as well, however the seminar hall is really small and it can't accommodate a large number of students hence it can get really suffocating at times. The Library is fully air conditioned and well maintained. However the Air conditioners in Canteen doesn't work.

I am currently pursuing B.A (VS) Human Resource Management from College of Vocational Studies. The faculty is really helpful and good. The Curriculum is all up to date, most of the subjects are theoretical and hence they are really easy to understand. The course really helps in giving the insights of working of an HR.

The quality of placement is average. Anyone can expect a minimum package of about 3-4 LPA. However in the past year the maximum package received by student was 20+ LPA. So, the kind of package or placement you'll get totally depends on your course, skills and experience.

Ummm i would rate my college infrastructure a 4 out of 5 .. according to me ob which is old building needs some repairing it's not that muchh good as it can be ..new building and snb is good as compare to old building...it's not like 5 star rating that's why I would rate 4

I have completed my 2nd year of graduation in human resource management which is a vocational course For whichhh college is famous for .. teachers are good and the teaching quality of the college is alsoo very good so I am satisfied with my college academic

College in terms of placement is not that muchh good...i do't think soo that I can give a solid 5 ..i would agree to give a rating of 3 there are only 30-40% placements provided by the college so overall experience related to placement is not muchhh good ...it's okayyy

College infrastructure is overall relatively good and maintenance the class room and campus area time to time. There is also a playground and sports room for students who are interested in games and physical activities.

Academic is quite decent. The curriculum and routine are deginend in such a way that balances and focuses on the theoretical knowledge with practical exposure and faculty members are very much supportive they always ready for guiding the students whenever needed.

When comes to the placement it is quite disappointed and average . The college placement cell is need to be more active and try to attracting more and more companies so that the chance of getting place the students increases.

If you have get a chance to enroll themselves in that college you have to go Because it is overall a good college and try to get practical experience through internship not totally realible on the college.

The college infrastructure is quite basic and lacks several essential facilities. There is no gym or auditorium on campus, and annual fests are either not held or are poorly organized. The academic building is very small, offering limited space for classes and student activities. Overall, the infrastructure does not meet the standard expectations of a well-equipped educational institution.

The academics of the college are generally good, with a decent curriculum and a focus on learning. Some teachers are excellent, knowledgeable, and supportive, contributing positively to the student experience. However, a few faculty members are less cooperative, which can affect the overall learning environment at times. Despite this, the academic standards are maintained reasonably well.

The placement situation at the college is very poor. There are virtually no placement opportunities provided to students. When I joined, even the professors advised us early on to pursue other options alongside our studies to build a career, as the college does not offer any real placement support or campus recruitment.

The college offers good value for money, especially considering it is a government institution with an annual fee of around ₹14,000 for BCOM(HONS). This is quite affordable compared to private colleges, which are often much more expensive. Despite some shortcomings in infrastructure and placements, the low cost makes it a reasonable option for students seeking budget-friendly education.

Campus life at the college is quite limited due to the absence of hostel facilities. Without on-campus accommodation, students miss out on the typical college experience and the sense of community that comes with it. As a result, campus life feels minimal and lacks the vibrancy usually found in residential colleges.

The college has clean classrooms and a resourceful library. There’s a WiFi, but the connectivity isn’t strong around the full campus. And the campus has huge ground as well. Overall it’s a decent and student friendly place.

I am currently pursuing BCom.(Hons.) and my academic experience is great overall. The faculty of my college is experienced and supportive and knowledgeable. And the notes and PPT’s help us a lot to study.

The placement in my college is quite good. As the placement is not depend upon the luck, it depends upon the skills you have. Overall the placement is good in my course and college as compared to other colleges.

Bcom Hons fees per year is about 12-13k.

This college's infrastructure is NEXT LEVEL.Modern classrooms, state-of-the-art labs, and an amazing library. Sports facilities, auditoriums, and green spaces too. It's a perfect blend of learning and extra curricular activities.

I am blown away by the academics here.The faculty is passionate, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in our growth. Courses are engaging, relevant, and challenging in the best way. Research opportunities, mentorship, and academic support are top-notch.

Placements at this college are decent. Some good companies visit the campus, but the process can be a bit inconsistent. Not everyone gets placed in their dream company, and packages vary. average placement of the college is around 3-4 lakhs per annum.

college comes under delhi university and has every facility that should have been given to any student. the college is small is terms of size like every other college but classrooms are neet and tidy.

great professors and great faculties because delhi university has one the best professors teaching the college has exceptional study environment. students are great whoever is interested in studies. it is perfect.

the offers on campus offered to students are low because of the courses offered here, companies come with 4-5 lpa of package not more than that but still it manages to provides placement to each student.

super great when it comes to value for money. costing me 30,000 INR for a year. this is a perfect place to come and study with no stress of education loan. you can get very good ROI in marketing jobs.

good campus life. as it is located in delhi it has all the required things and activities. as delhi has very good metro network it is easy to commute to college and PG/Flat. super great as it has amazing socities and clubs to participate in.

I studied Business Economics from CVS. It was a holistic experience being in this college. The college is predominantly known for its vocational courses and we see a diversity of students pursuing these courses. Our theatre society was one of the best in the DU circuit.

Faculties are good and competent. But DU being DU, classes aren't strictly at the schedule. But the most important thing is professors are helpful, if you want to study they'll never say no to you for any doubts or tutorials.

Placements are below average, most of the profiles offered are from business development roles. But yes the placement cell is trying their best to improve. Being a tier 3 college you can't expect much as well

Huge ground, overall nice clg. Big football ground, really nice infrastructure and other facilities. can look at pictures at Google as well it's actually all really big college compared to many others.

Nice teachers, outstandingg teachers support with proper facilities and guidance and good support of computer labs and library for auxiliary support to students. Overall it's fine on this end as well.

Excellent placement support. the college placement cell Aspirehelps student apply with ease to fetch nice intership and job opportunities with easy process. Really professional support provided by the clg.