Colleges in Delhi

Bhavan s Delhi Kendra was founded in 1950. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, first President of Republic of India, laid its foundation stone. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, first Prime Minister of Republic of India, formally inaugurated the Kendra in 1957.The Kendra is now housed in a complex of spacious buildings in a central locality in New Delhi. Its campus covers an area of 4.84 acres of land. Today it houses a number of departments and institutions catering to the educational, cultural and moral needs of c...

Acharya Narendra Dev College was established in 1991 as a constituent college of University of Delhi and is fully funded by Government of NCT, Delhi. The college is named after the great educationist and reformist of modern India, Acharya Narendra Deva. Over the years, the college has acquired repute for the quality of education imparted to the students, the discipline and dedication of the students and the faculty, the exposure and opportunities available for overall development of both facu...

Sangeet Niketan, New Delhi is a Private Aided College. Sangeet Niketan, New Delhi is affiliated to Indira Kala Sangit Vishwavidyalaya, Khairagarh. Sangeet Niketan, New Delhi was established in 1950 and approved by University Grants Commission.

The Centre for Development Economics (CDE) was set up with a grant from the Ministry of Finance, Government of India as a research adjunct of the Delhi School of Economics (Department of Economics). It is a non-profit organization that supports research in all areas of economics. It came into existence in August 1992 and began effectively functioning from early 1993, with the full range of activities picking up only in late 1993 after it received its grants from the Government of India and th...

Gargi College was established in 1967 and has currently been awarded Grade-'A' by NAAC. It has on its rolls about 3864 students. It has progressed steadily to become one of the leading institutes of the University of Delhi. It is definitely the most sought after women’s College in south Delhi campus for Sciences. It is the only women’s college in south campus that offers education in four streams, viz Sciences, Commerce and Arts, and a teacher training programme in Elementary Education. Post ...

The Department of Social Work (also known as the Delhi School of Social Work) was established in 1946. It was then known as the National YWCA School of Social Work. In April 1961, the school was taken over by the University of Delhi, after which it has functioned as an institute maintained by the University. In May 1979, it became a Postgraduate Department of Social Work of Delhi University and has continued to function since then. In 1996 it completed 50 years of successful functioning. It i...