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Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, New Delhi

As being part of any DU college, it offers a wide range of exposure. From a student life unparalleled in India to a student-faculty interaction unheard of in most Indian colleges. The teacher to student ratio is slightly high but the teachers are friendly and always willing to help. The college in its infrastructure is extremely small in size, but the quality of some of the equipments tends to overshadow that. The media laboratory and music room are quite advanced with the latest technology. The canteen of the college is by far one of the best in the University. It offers a wide assortment of food items and is spacious enough to accomodate a 100 people easily. The teaching faculty of most of the department are extremely efficient in their jobs. They not only maintain a professional behavior but also has a personal touch to not make the students feel ostracised. The college offers very few courses but each course is ranked among the top 10 of the University and among the top 30 of the country. The student intake is usually average and does not exceed 50-60 students per department. Journalism and Economics are the two best departments the college has to offer. In terms of societies and clubs. The college is primarily a commerce college hence commerce is given slightly more priority than the humanities courses. There are 4 active commerce societies, each with their own function. Then there is a economics department society, music society, dramatics society, Debating Society, MUN society, quiz society and a photography society. Other than these the two most active active clubs are the NSS and Enactus. Each with their own social welfare scheme. Then there is the NCC. The NCC is a major part of the DCAC community. The cadets are widely respected and revered. They practice everyday and go through a rigorously tough regime to be what they are right now. The college also provided opportunities outside the ambit of academia. They frequently get professors from other colleges for lectures. They get people for worshops. The best part about college is that it doesn't have a DUSU affliation. Which means that there is no political power play. The student crowd is good. The professors are nice. The college Administration is really helpful. They don't create problems for students. T

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My first day in college, I clearly remember, was very intimidating because it was all new. Gradually, I made friends among my seniors and batchmates. From that day till today it all feels very familiar and nice. People are nice, teachers have a hard time sorting classes due to strength in numbers , the nearby mini market is always the favourite hang out point. All in all its fun over here.

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Delhi College of Arts and Commerce is “bahut hi badhiya college” as described by a student. You can strike a good balance between studies and other activities in this college. And the college can be placed as one of the better colleges in DU south campus. I'm in love with the environment of the college. It provides immense opportunities through a perfect blend of studies, societies and sports. Proud to be a DCAC-ite.

• Infrastructure
• Placements
• Academics
• Value for Money
• Campus Life
• Industry Exposure
• Student Crowd
• Hostel