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

Indraprastha College for Women is known for its beautiful campus, considered to be one of the best in Delhi University. The infrastructure of Indraprastha College for Women includes classrooms, labs, seminar halls, and a library. The college also provides reading rooms and digital classrooms to its students.

Indraprastha College for Women is an old women's college of Delhi University and is known for its academic reputation. The college is known for its strong departments of Psychology, English, Political Science, Economics, and Journalism. The faculty is considered good in most cases.

The placement opportunities are very strong, especially for Economics, Commerce, and Humanities students. The placement cell is very active, and they provide corporate sessions, internships, and placement drives.

Low fees this is big adventages.

Green campus and very piece full campus.

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Since IPCW is the oldest college in Delhi University, it has an ancient infrastructure as well. It is well known for its beauty and "white walls". Our college provides all the necessities required by the students. The washroom aa well as the classes are clean and the canteen also maintains its hygiene.

Currently I'm pursuing BA Eco Hons in IPCW, DU. The professors are awesome and helpful. And since NEP came to action a couple of years back, yes, the academics makes us job ready. Our study curriculum is updated and includes all the revent development in fields.

The placement is okay. Out of 10, every 6 students get an average package. The college is very supportive in terms of the placement process. Infact, our college has its own placement cl that makes its easier for students.

Our college is the best in terms of its value for money. Since its a government college.

Campus life is fun. Students engage in different activities like dance, sports, nukkad natak etc.

The college infrastructure is good and maintained the vibe is all cute and cozy. During the fest season it is lit up . We have the basics facilities though the campus is a bit small it is good and aesthetic

Talking about the course and the academics teachers are very much helpful and guides at every step. Academic is overall good as it is one of the prestigious colleges of Delhi University teachers are a bit strict though.

Talking about the placement opportunity the students have to work mostly by themselves in order to get good placement opportunities there are some rules of the college but mostly it's up to the students potential. Overall average opportunity

I would rate my college 4 out of 5 stars for its infrastructure. The campus is well-maintained, spacious, and provides a comfortable environment for learning. Classrooms are clean, properly ventilated, and equipped with basic facilities like projectors and comfortable seating. The library is well-stocked with academic resources and offers a peaceful space for studying. The college also has good laboratory facilities and computer labs that support practical learning effectively. Common areas, washrooms, and corridors are generally clean and maintained regularly. The campus greenery and open spaces add to the positive atmosphere. However, there is still some scope for improvement in terms of upgrading certain facilities and adding more modern infrastructure to enhance the overall experience. Overall, the infrastructure supports both academic and extracurricular activities efficiently, making it a great place to study.

I would rate my college 3 out of 5 stars on the basis of academics. The academic environment is decent, but there is definitely room for improvement. Some faculty members are highly knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely interested in helping students understand the concepts clearly. They make learning engaging and are always ready to clear doubts. However, not all faculty members maintain the same level of involvement. In some cases, lectures feel more formal than interactive, and students often have to rely on self-study to prepare effectively for exams. While self-learning is important, more guidance and structured teaching would make the academic experience stronger. Overall, the college has potential in academics, but improving consistency in teaching quality and engagement would greatly enhance students’ learning experience.

I would rate the placement opportunities 2 out of 5 stars. While the college has a placement cell, it does not seem very active or consistent in providing strong opportunities to students. Compared to other colleges under Delhi University, the placement drive and corporate exposure could be significantly improved. There are limited companies visiting the campus, and the variety of roles offered is not very diverse. Many students often have to search for internships and job opportunities on their own rather than relying on campus placements. More industry collaborations, workshops, and skill-development sessions would greatly benefit students. However, the college does have potential to strengthen its placement support system. With a more proactive placement cell and better networking with companies, the opportunities for students could improve substantially. Overall, there is definite scope for growth in this area, and enhancing placement efforts would make the overall college experience much stronger.

iThe infrastructure of the college is decent. Technical equipment like labs and computers are not maintained and most equipments are outdated. The infrastructure and equipment of the MMMC department is significantly good. The sports ground is amazing and well maintained. So is the library. Nescafe is a decent place for hangouts and quick grabs.

The curriculum is significantly outdated. There isn't a great sense of discipline when it comes to classes or timetables. Classes get canceled often with either no prior information or information being communicated very late which is a huge waste of time for people travelling for long hours.

No substantive internship or placement opportunities on-campus. Often internships offer very low stipends and experience. The placement cell has been actively growing since the last couple of years though.

Students pay about 25-30k annually. Tuition fee varies by department. MMMC department charges a higher tuition. In my opinion, the university operates on a very low capital generated by tuition fees, and the colleges are functioning accordingly. A slight spike in the tuition fee wouldn't make a significant difference for the families paying but could definitely aid in providing better facilities. Even people wouldn't mind paying a little more money if it means it is being utilised appropriately and for their benefit.

lively campus, good vibes.

Our college is very good as per the infrastructure as it is considered on of the beautiful college on university of delhi. We might have got the old classroom vibe but its not been the major issue in our case. Wifi facilities is a major issue definitely and the college is not that much engaged in extracurricular activities. The canteen food is cheap but its not that much hygienic and clean, one day i got the food which was smelling so bad. Overall its not that good college.

So I’m pursuing BAP (commerce + psychology), some professors are really good they make personal bond and connections with the students which initiates us to attend their class, but some are so strict which might demotivate us sometimes and its not negative motivation at all.

I haven’t seen anyone being placed by this college its just a tag that you get by graduating from this college and doesn’t matter more i guess. So i wont suggest anyone to fill in this college. Placement cell is there but its working is invisible.

I had to give around 40k for BAP course and I don’t think it’s worth it cuz overall its a government college and these are meant for the welfare of the people not for the profit maximisations. And even if they are taking this much they should definitely invest in the infrastructure of the college with the lightning being so dull gives very negative and disturbed vibe.

Our college is not in north campus its just the tag it have got, its really feels very separated from the other colleges. It has communities like dancing, singing, but again it’s nit that much centred as it meeds to be. Teachers are good, there are 3-4 teachers who are angry every time and just scold and scold. Its location is very much separated from the north campus and it doesnt feels like to be in college, it is not safe as one of the student got kidnapped out of the college only and college haven’t took any stand for that,

I would never suggest someone to be in this college, its so boring not connected with the colleges of the other students, it doesn’t feel like you are in college. Its better to pursue any course from the private colleges.

Very beautiful and vintage campus. It feels like entering in a viceroy office. I have been facing network issue in the college and the college doesn’t provide wifi facility. The campus is green and clean.

The professors are really nice and supportive. Commerce and Economics professors also discuss current affairs for better understanding. Done of the teachers are highly experienced and highly educated.

I feel the placements and internship opportunities are quite decent. The alumni network of our college are placed decently. Placement differs from course to course. But for economics and commerce department, they are decent.

Fees is very very affordable. And the facilities provided is definitely worth it. The course costed me approx 30,000 per year which is worth every penny. The fee may differ from batch to batch but doesn’t have any major difference.

Indraprastha college for women has a beautiful and aesthetic campus ,The green plants and colourful flowers all over gives positive vibe and Moving inside most rooms are spacious with air conditioned libarary , sports area is also very active .But there is lack of internet connection over there and the cantine is good hygiene vise plus it offers student friendly prices.

The faculty of the college is good and teach updated syllabus some of them also guides children , study is one step to become job ready a lot needs to be done to become perfectly ready for job including lerning new skills etc .

The college placement cell provides a good placement to final year students and also supports internship and workshops ,the highest salary package ranges from 21 to 24 lakhs per annum and the medium is 4 to 7 lpa and the placement rate is about 60% approx .

Indraprastha College for Women has a beautiful green campus with old heritage buildings. Classrooms are decent and the library and sports facilities are also well maintained. The campus also has open spaces and garden.

Academics are good, especially for Arts courses. Teachers are supportive and quality of teaching is also good. But, societies are mostly inactive and feel alost completely dead. I think more exposure should be given to the students.

Since most students are pursuing BA, placements are limited. The highest goes upto around INR 21 Lakhs, while the average package is around INR 5-6 Lakhs. Most students focus on internships, higher studies, or competitive exams rather than campus placement.

The fees is around 21 thousand.

Campus Life is enjoyable. The environment inside the campus is calm and peaceful.

Not really

The college looks appealing from outside but interiors require improvement. Amul and Nestle are available in the college. Dustbins are placed in almost every part of college for clean environment. Good hygiene.

The faculty is well qualified and topics are covered in class. For doubt purpose separate tutorials time is provided to practice questions and ask doubts from teachers. The college is well regarded for academic background.

Placements are available in the college but mostly bcom hons students get selected because of their academic background, other students from different courses can also sit for the placements for better exposure