Chris Daniels's Review on Hans Raj College, Delhi University
Placements and Internships
- I am in the 1st year now. So hence I don't know much about the placements.
But our placement cell is very very active and really good. So I am guessing placements are good too.
College Infrastructure and Hostel Facilities
- There are two hostels are they seem good.
- PGs and flats are abundantly available outside the campus and they are affordable.
Entrance Exams and Admissions
- The eligibility criteria for Hans Raj College, Delhi University is 12th pass.
Academics and Faculty
- The daily routine day starts from 8:40 am and ends at 2 pm. We have four classes a day.
- The teaching faculty is quite good.
Fees and Scholarships
- The course fee is around Rs.16000 per annum.
- There are various scholarships available.
Clubs and Associations
There are many clubs and societies in this university.
4.6
Placements & Internships
4.5
Fees & Scholarships
4.5
Academics & Faculty
4.5
College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities
4.5
Clubs & Associations
5
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Entrance Exams & Admissions : Candidate must have passed class 12 with percentage greater than 95% for general category and above 90% for reserved category for popular courses like Eco honour, BSC computer science, electronics, physics, maths Hons. For economics honour in 2019 - 97% for general, 95-96% for EWS, 94% for OBC, 91-92% for sc , 89-90% for st category this trend may be continue or increase in future .
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Entrance Exams & Admissions : Candidate must pass 12th with minimum 96% of marks from the recognized institute to get admission in this college. No separate entrance exam is conducted.
Entrance Exams & Admissions : The cutoff at Hans Raj College is more than90%. Admissions are based on the 12th board exam results.
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Entrance Exams & Admissions : Eligibility criteria for joining the Hans Raj College, Delhi University is passing the 12th standard. The cut-off is based on category like for General it is 96%-92%, OBC is 95%-90%, SC is 95%-86%, ST it is 90%-80%. There are usually five or six cut offs in line with the vacant seats. The general seats close by the second cut off.
