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

Ramjas College's infrastructure is decent and smooth enough to facilitate education of 5k students aptly. We've two buildings - Old and New building. The old one gives you the vibe students join Delhi University for , the old red walls and New building provides with the modern day facilities we need. Also have a big library with amenities like AC,Wifi etc

Academics aspect of Ramjas College is also good. It gives you complete freedom to learn whatever interests you have , cooperative and friendly professors make it easy to sail through the college years.

Placements and jobs depends on the Degree you are pursuing, there are really bleak chances of one getting a decent job right after completing his/her Undergrad. You might get some Internships opportunities with the college's tag....

Yes, it is value for money else it also varies for every other person. Everyone's having their own requirements and aspirations gets cozy with the college environment as it gives room to every individual and their ideas to grow.

Campus life is the only reason everyone chooses North Campus over any other thing be it course or even college, So, it is really worth the effort and memories that you make here are unforgettable for life.

A very good college in general, many of the course combinations provided here are not offered anywhere else, so tha's a plus point. The infrastructure of the college is good, but ACs are not available for regular classes. The teachers are knowledgeable, and friendly once you get to know them. The only downside is the administration, as dealing with them can get a little tricky sometimes.

The academics here are good in general, great teachers for BA programme and Science courses. The faculty here is good, and highly competent. The attendance criteria is not strict as other colleges, so that's plus point.

The placements here are okayish in general, the recruiters majorly range from consulting firms like PWC and Deloitte to companies like TCS, Invest india, etc. The placement cell is also highly active.

infrastructure is good . college have different path which leads to different departments of college.college have football ground, volleyball ground,cricket ground and multiple badminton court.college have big auditorium.

academic is good but depends on department.i can tell about my department.in my department teacher are goods and experienced teacher in my department.some teacher lack in experience.overall everyone is good.

I think college didn't provide placement opportunities often but for some course placement is good.but college at regular intervals provide internship which give value addition to students and from that experience student must get placement

yes it is value for money.

amazing , outstanding, fantastic

I think good college gives a good environment, experience and exposure.

Infrastructure is decent, but many things should be improved. Like there are no ACs in rooms, there are projectors in rooms but many do not function well in my opinion. Poor network is also a big issue

Academics are ok, just like other DU colleges. I don't think this college is good for placements, but for higher studies one can consider taking admission into Ramjas. Professors are good both by nature and academics.

I have no idea about placements and in my opinion no one should take admission in delhi university in the hope of getting placed. This doesn't mean there are zero placements, the rate of placements is very low.

If you are serious for higher studies, Ramjas is a good college. The fees is also very low because it is a govt. college.

Campus life is good, full moj masti.

Come to Ramjas and have fun for 3-4 years.

College infrastructure is decent. There is all necessary facilities given every floor have washrooms for both girls and boys. There is library with two floors and can find all books need for our academics

Studying maths hons and faculty are good. There is always academic atmosphere well structured teaching plan . Faculty members are knowledgeable, approachable and always back students for academics and give solution for problems .

Placements for my course is not much . Since i am pursuing B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics in my course there is no direct placements but for other courses like BCom there is good placements ratio. And students from my college got good placements.

Course cost is not very much

Decent campus life

There is many things to explore in my college

RAMJAS College offers on the best infrastructure in North campus the campus is beautifully spread with the lawns the classes are very large and are equipment with smart board for experimental learning

academics of Ramjas is one of the strongest pillar difficulty here is blend of knowledge experience mentorship the teaching methodology is interactive combining lectures with presentations. wide range of courses are there

RAMJAS College has an active and well functioning placement cell that work tirelessly for guidance of students it’s Alumni network is also very strong it’s perfect breeze for student between Academy and industry

it is one of the cheapest college in Delhi university with its affordable fee structure, top notch facilities infrastructure wide range of opportunities which will cost a lot in other private university it is one of the cheapest

the campus life at RAMJAS College is vibrant, energetic and unforgettable. it is a place where you get perfect mix of academics, culture, friendship etc The annual fest of RAMJAS College attracts huge crowd.

The campus is pretty well-maintained, with decent classrooms and labs. Ramjas College has a nice library, which is a plus for any student. Sports facilities are available, although they could be better equipped. Overall, the infrastructure is satisfactory for a good learning environment.

Classes were pretty challenging, but the professors made it manageable. The workload was definitely heavy, so time management was key. I learned a lot and feel well-prepared for the future. Overall, the academic experience was rewarding and enjoyable. I'd recommend it to anyone seeking a quality education.

The placement season was quite the rollercoaster, honestly. There were moments of pure excitement when offers started rolling in. Some of the interviews felt pretty intense, with tough questions and high expectations. However, the overall experience was a valuable lesson in resilience. Ultimately, it was a transformative journey that helped develop essential skills for the future.

Considering the investment, higher education should provide a solid return in terms of skills and knowledge. It's important that the curriculum aligns with the current job market and industry standards. Furthermore, the overall cost, including tuition and living expenses, should be carefully considered. Students deserve access to resources and support systems that facilitate their success. Ultimately, it's a balance of quality education and affordability.

Participating in various activities on campus can create a vibrant and engaging environment. It allows students to connect with peers, fostering friendships and a sense of community. These experiences often provide valuable opportunities for personal growth and skill development. Balancing academic responsibilities with campus involvement contributes to a well-rounded college experience. Ultimately, embracing campus life can lead to lasting memories and a fulfilling time in higher education.

The infrastructure of the college is nice especially considering that it is a government college which are often badmouthed for their infrastructure. Big clean lawns are there, sports scene is overall okay and rest cleanliness is maintained properly

The academics of the college is pretty nice. The teachers are helpful and are willing to put in more effort for a particular student if one is to ask for help. Theres some politics involved in internal marks but is manageable

B.sc Mathematics Honours is not one of the courses known for its spectacular placements so I consider the placement opportunites below average. But other courses like Bcom H and Eco H have far better placements which are great.

Fees is roughly 17-18k per annum for my course including examination form fees etc. This is very affordable compared to 99% private universities. So if one is to calculate the CTC or ROI of the course it will come out to be good

The whole Delhi university north campus especially the top 7-8 colleges have a great campus life. The whole environment is so lively with food stalls hangout places everywhere and all colleges next to each other

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As a fresher I find the college infrastructure just fine, it’s well maintained and ventilated with proper washrooms and watercooler din every floor along with lifts. But if ACs could be installed in classrooms that would be highly appreciated along with good wifi facility in the campus as there are no signals in and around the campus. Also the gardens and parks need to be maintained by proper gardener’s to enhance their beauty….my experience is good but can be improved if college foes upstated changes.

Faculty is nice and well versed in there subjects. They genuinely help students with there doubts. Only thing that bothers me that quite a lot of times the classes get cancel . Otherwise faculty is very nice.

College placements for ramjas are quite decent as of what I have heard. They say that for BCom the placement is overall good with an average package of rupees 5-6 lakh per annum. Any student with good academics is welcomed to sit for the placements.

1) The college infrastructure is good but has a room for a lot of improvement. I won't say that it lacks facilities but they need to be renovated or upkept. It has a great sports complex, multiple badminton and basketball courts(both outside though), cricket and football field, indoor shooting range, gym, TT table, chess and outdoor volleyball courts. 2) The IT infrastructure is old to some extent but it's manageable. Some depts like chemistry have new labs opening up so that's great, and the labs are being renovated gradually. 3) The hostel is no longer there and the campus is generally clean but there's a bit of scope for improvement in sanitation.

1) I'm currently studying Statistics hons because of being interested in data. The quality of teaching is okayish as few professors depend on rote book material and few teach material not at all related to the course, but yes professors are really knowledgeable and if you make a good bond with them, they freely share everything they know and act as true mentors. 2) I mean to some extent yes, as in the theory portion is up to date and makes us job ready, but it doesn't include important statistics related softwares in the core papers curriculum so that's an issue, but these softwares which are required in real World are often offered as SEC and VAC.

Although most people prefer to skip the placement process altogether and go for masters, most people who sit for placements get a decent package with the mean package being around 6-7L and highest in recent times being 23.5lpa.

My course costs approx 17k per year(18,17,16k respectively from 1st to 3rd year). Yes honestly I think the ROI be it in terms of exposure, experience, value of degree or the avg package is worth it

The campus is okayish but disruptions exist due to fights and electric. Apart from that we have a lot of socities (each and every genre) and multiple sports facilities. Although it is close enough to a police station so relatively safe but yes sometimes fights do break out between certain groups.