B.Sc Mathematics Hons

Hindu College, Delhi

Top notch placements were a boon . amazing eateries and events organised by different societies made college life all the more happening and fun. however, work on infrastructure can be done. crowd is fine. faculty tries their best to bring out the best in students.

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The college is superb. It has all the instruments required for modern biotechnology courses. The college has a great faculty. It has a library, which is equipped with the latest books of diverse nature, In life sciences department, there are multiple courses like microbiology, biotechnology. The college has unique courses like integrated M.Tech in biotechnology, which is a 5-year long course.

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Hindu college is an amazing college and I feel glad fo have completed my graduation from here.I had a nice experience of college life attending and missing lectures working with the societies and having fun,interacting with so many people of diverse cultures .and much more.The college infrastructure and campus are nice with a provision of adequate recreational facilities as well as a sports facility.The college being one of the top colleges of du not only excels in the field of academics but also provides various opportunities for development of the student in various aspects and provides exposure to skills and talents of students.

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*The students complain of poor infrastructure and facilities – uncomfortable classrooms, frequent water filter breakdowns, broken window panes (which invite birds to make the classroom their playground while students are away.) are just a few of the complains. The students are of the opinion that the lack of professionalism of the management is to be blamed. Coming to the better things at the college, there is seamless wifi connectivity throughout the campus (slow but free). The rooms of the boy's hostel are nice and spacious. The food of the mess is tasty, which make you feel at home, for Rs.40,000 a year. A special consideration for the differently-abled students has been made while designing the hostels with ramps at the doors. There is no girls’ hostel provided by the college. *Rs. 8000-10000 for Sciences. *Courses Offered under University of Delhi : BA Programme & BA (Hons) Economics, English, Hindi, History, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Sanskrit, Sociology BCom (Hons) B.Sc Applied Physical Sciences (Electronics), Physical Sciences B.Sc (Hons) Botany, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Zoology *The perception of the faculty by the outside world is different from what the students here have to say. “It’s just hyped and is nowhere near the best,, ” says a student. The high cut-offs set by the colle ensures that only the intelligent and hardworking students get in, so the results that they produce is an outcome of their efforts. Teachers only contribute a trifle to their result. *The crowd at the Hindu College is very diverse. People from all over the country come to this college. If that were less, there are students coming from the various SAARC countries like Nepal, Bhutan etc because of the reservation kept aside for foreign students. The best part of the college would certainly be the students. *There are no placements as such for the arts departments, as mostly people go for higher studies, or prepare for the UPSC, to join administrative services. For Science the scene is quite different, where many get placed with salaries in the higher sect ranging from 10 - 20 Lakh Rupees a year, where companies like Maruti, Facebook and Google have come to recruit students.

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