University of Delhi (reviews)

I expected a lot from this university, but my experience was not very good. Some teachers are good, but many classes feel boring and too focused on theory. Often, students have to learn things on their own.
The administration is slow and it is hard to get clear help. Facilities also need improvement, and there is not much support for internships, research, or career guidance. If you are very independent, you may manage here, but overall I would not strongly recommend it.

Delhi University is a brand in itself. It offers immense opportunities for personal and academic growth from experienced faculty to vibrant clubs, societies, fests, competitions, and community-based initiatives. Students can build strong networks, explore interests, and even access impressive placements depending on their course.

However, with the introduction of the NEP, the experience also has its challenges. Frequent class cancellations, strict mandatory attendance, and the added load of VAC, SEC, and AEC courses create a heavy academic burden. In some colleges, political activities further complicate the environment. Altogether, these factors often leave students with very little time for other engagements, affecting their work–life balance..

I did B Com Hons in Moti Lal Nehru College. It was one of the best places to study Economics as our teacher was very experienced and I still remember that she would walk in and give a lecture without referring to any book and give us real life examples which made it even more interesting.

The Business Economics program at the University of Delhi provided me with a solid foundation in both theoretical and applied economics, combined with essential business and finance concepts. What stood out most were the highly knowledgeable professors, many of whom brought real-world research and case studies into the classroom. The curriculum balanced quantitative rigor—covering econometrics, statistics, and finance—with practical applications in management and policy. The peer group was competitive and motivated, which fostered a collaborative learning environment. While the program could enhance its focus on hands-on projects and industry exposure, overall it prepared me well for roles requiring strong analytical, research, and problem-solving skills.