Shreya Gulyani's Review on Hans Raj College, Delhi University

The college boasts of a well-maintained building with well-furnished classrooms and well-equipped labs. There is also a boys hostel whose annual fees is around INR 50000. Girls hostel is also there and the work on it is expected to start very soon. As the college is situated in the university campus, there are ample number of PGs for both girls and boys at walking distances at affordable prices. The college canteen offers healthy food at affordable prices like 50 for a meal. Though quite old, but the overall infrastructure facilities of the college are satisfactory.

Hansraj College is one of the biggest constituents of Delhi University and is currently ranked as the second-best college in the Delhi University (as per NAAC rating 2017). In order to get admission in this college, the students need to clear the cutoff which is published by the college. Usually, for popular courses like BCom(H), Eco(H), etc the cutoff is pretty high like around 96-98% for general Category students. A major portion of the admission procedure has been made online by the University of Delhi. Eligibility: Meeting cutoff list (Class 12th percentage).

Usually the lectures start around 8:30 am. The teachers use the best guides and references for making their students understand the topics. The classes are lively. Overall, this college is one place which will groom you in every aspect.

Being a government college which gets grants from the UGC, the fees is nominal. The fees is approximately INR 20000 for a year. The scholarships are usually available for the underprivileged children.