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

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.

The college infrastructure is severely lacking—poorly maintained classrooms, outdated labs, inadequate library resources, and limited campus facilities. Basic amenities like clean washrooms are also missing.

The academics are disappointing—outdated curriculum, unqualified faculty, lack of practical exposure, and minimal industry relevance. Classes are irregular, and there’s little focus on skill development or research.

Placements are dismal—few companies visit, low packages, and limited opportunities. No proper training or industry connections. Most students struggle to secure relevant jobs, relying on off-campus efforts.

Not worth the money—high fees with poor returns. Infrastructure, academics, and placements don’t justify the cost. Students end up spending extra on coaching and certifications to bridge the skill gap.

I would love to give 4 star because the college have 2 buildings first is old building and other one is new building. The new building have good classrooms and lab but the classroom of old building is not so good

I would love to give 5 stars in Academics because the teaching quality of the college is very good and all the teachers are well experienced. The curriculum is updated as per the Delhi University's curriculum

Placements of the college are too good. Its been more than 6months I have passed the college but the placement society still giving us the placement opportunity but the packages are average but that are still good for the freshers.

For sure! the college is 101% value for money as we know the fees of courses in delhi university are so affordable according to that the college is value for money for sure. College provides all the basics facility to students.

Campus Life of the college is awesome. Those fests, events, college trips are just awesome. Its like every society have there specific annual events because of that the college life is so happening and memorizing.

Our college has a decent infrastructure with well -maintained classes, a library and computer laboratories.campus is not very large, and sports features are somewhere limited but it's okay . canteen offers good food options, and students have enough spaces to sit and study.

Our college has good academics,with great qualified professors always tries to help students in their academics nd give more nd more exposure by conducting practical task related to the subjects which helps students alot

Placements in our college are good. Many companies go to the campus for recruitment, and students also get internships., you need to do good in their academics to get opportunity so students mostly prefer to look for opportunities on their own.

Since CVS is part of Delhi University, fees are much cheaper than private colleges. Students get for the quality of education and exposure, this is definitely an option for a price.

college has an active student life with many societies and programs. Fest, cultural programs and competitions keep the environment alive. The crowd is friendly, and the location (South campus) is a big advantage for students who prefer to search cafes and markets nearby.

Our college infrastructure is like basic infrastructure every DU college hai. We can't compare to north campus, because north campus is like a gem for DU heads. But we have all basic facilities. Even recently we got our 3rd new building, which also has a boys and girls common room separate. We have very nice library, it is fully AC which helps students to have better study experience.

I am studying BMS because I am very passionate about business and management. The Quality of teaching is very nice. We have one of the best faculties. 1st reason they have a sense of personal touch which helps in proper interaction with them. Yes the curriculum is updated because we have subject like analytics with python which is a demanding subject.

I am not so much aware about placement But my college is definitely famous for placement. In BMS, there was information that highest package was 18 l.p.a in 2024. Our placement cell is very active and good. Highest overall was 24 L.P.A And average was around 7.

Being a DU student always you are having the factor of value for money. In so much affordable fee you get such different subject. CVS I find very much value for money. The reason is its faculty, basic facilities and society interactions

The college campus is descent enough. The best part is its ground and new buildings area. Students can get to play sports or even work in libraries. The Students are best part, coz we have variety of Students coming from different different states making it comfortable for all The campus is near saket mall, so it is definitely safe enough

college has a decent infrastructure with well -maintained classes, a library and computer laboratories. , and sports features are somewhat limited. But canteen offers good food options, and students have enough spaces to sit and study.

Academic structure is well balanced, and focus on business courses theory as well as practical skills. Faculty is assistant, but like most DU colleges, the quality of teaching varies from the department from the department.

Placements in our college are good, especially for business courses such as marketing, tourism and management. Many companies go to the campus for recruitment, and students also get internships. To get placement students should work hard in their academics they often look for opportunities on their own.

Since CVS is part of Delhi University, fees are much cheaper than private colleges. Students get for the quality of education and exposure, this is definitely an option for a price.

college has an amazing student life with many societies and programs. Fest, cultural programs and competitions keep the environment alive. The crowd is friendly, and the location (South campus) is a big advantage for students who prefer to search cafes and markets nearby.

Our college has a decent infrastructure with well -maintained classes, a library and computer laboratories. However, the complex is not very large, and sports features are somewhat limited. The canteen offers good food options, and students have enough spaces to sit and study.

Faculty is very experienced and helps students to solve every problem,course curriculum is updated,plus teaching method is very good they make student understand every concept very nicely and teachers also organise activities like group discussion, debates,mock test which help us to prepare for jobs

Placements are good, especially for business courses such as marketing, tourism and management. Many companies go to the campus for recruitment, and students also get internships. However, placements for traditional courses may not be as strong as strong, so students often look for opportunities on their own.

Since it is govt aided college, fees are much cheaper than private colleges. Students get for the quality of education and exposure, this is definitely an great option for a price.and it is worthwhile money to spend on education

Our college has an active student life with many societies and programs. Fest, cultural programs and competitions keep the environment alive. The crowd is friendly, and the location (South campus) is a big advantage for students who prefer to search cafes and markets nearby.

College infrastructure is average but has all the amenities required. Canteen is also up to the mark. The has college has common rooms for both girls and boys. The college also has a big sports ground and a newly built building.

Being a delhi university institute college of vocational studies has good faculty and academics. It offers various vocational courses that are not available elsewhere. Professors are helpful and cooperative.

The college placement department is active and also provides internship opportunities to students. Every year there are placement drives and the colleges also provides an unfiltered reports for the placement through social media handles.

The total cost of graduation comes around 30-35k, making it a value for money institution.

Campus life at CVS is also good if you are up for actively participating in the events planned.

The infrastructure is functional. The classrooms and library meet the basic needs of students. They are spacious. One major downside is the condition of washrooms. They require a lot of work.

The professors are knowledgeable and approachable so the curriculum seems well structured and builds a good foundation. Overall, the quality of academics is good, specifically considering the cost.

The placement cell of the college is helpful. They keep organising workshops for the betterment of students. The placement drives are okay-ish as well as they try to achieve professionalism.

The education is good and at an affordable price. While there are areas of improvement, the quality of academics and college societies can fairly justify the investment of money.