Colleges in Delhi

Mahatma Gandhi College Of Education is running with the noble intention of providing knowledge-intensive courses in teacher education and teacher training , with a focus on research. It offers BEd , MEd and JBT courses at reasonable fees without compromising on quality of training. Its campus is located at the beautiful hill town of Jammu in North India.

It is with great pride and privilege I welcome you warmly to Swami Shraddhanand College - an institution for higher education with a long and prestigious past. This college was established in 1967 to copiously cater to the education needs of students of North Delhi and adjoining areas at affordable cost and convenience. In the initial years, the college strived to its very best to impart higher education to mostly first generation students.

The college was set up in 1970 in Gandhi Nagar by the Delhi Administration (now the Govt. of NCT of Delhi) out of grants from UGC & Delhi Administration with the specific objective of providing opportunities for higher education to women in the Trans Yamuna area. The foundation stone of the present building was laid on 25th Oct 1976 by Prof. S. Nurul Hassan and the building was dedicated by Swami Ranganathananda of the Ramakrishna Mission in 1979.The college started in a school building with ...

The origin of the Zakir Husain Delhi College can be traced to the closing years of the 17th Century, with the founding of a Madrasa by Ghaziuddin Khan, one of the Emperor Aurangzeb’s leading Deccan commanders and the father of the first Nizam of Hyderabad. The complex containing his tomb, a mosque and a Madrasa, can be visited today outside the Ajmeri Gate near the Dargah of the 13th century Sufi, Hazrat Hafiz Sadullah.

Sri Aurobindo College was established in 1972, the birth centenary of the philosopher, patriot- poet, Sri Aurobindo as a constituent college of the University of Delhi. The college inculcates the ideals of Sri Aurobindo and believes that an active commitment towards excellence is fundamental to the process of education

SPM College is a well-known women’s college of University of Delhi. It was established in 1969 in the memory of distinguished academician and statesman Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherji. It has no affiliation with any sect, religion, political group, or thinking. The college motto "tejasvi naa vadhi mastu" in Sanskrit has a profound meaning. It is derived from the Taittiriya Upanisad. It means - Let our efforts at learning be luminous (Tejasvi) and filled with joy, and endowed with the force of purp...

Miranda House is a prestigious women's college located in New Delhi, India, and is a constituent college of the University of Delhi. Established in 1948, it has consistently been ranked among the top colleges in the country, achieving the number one position in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) for seven consecutive years as of 2023.

Lady Irwin College is a constituent college for women, in University of Delhi, under the memorandum of Association of The Lady Irwin College Society vide Regd. Society Registration Act 1860 (Punjab Amdmt.) 1957 Registration No.4163 1969-70) & maintained by the Governing Body & UGC Grants.

Bharati College, one of the top women’s college in West Delhi, is a constituent college of the University of Delhi is located in a serene and scenic campus and caters to about 2000 students, offering instruction in eleven disciplines in the Arts and Social Sciences and students can opt for honours courses in 8 of them. The College also offers a Master’s course in Hindi. Besides their academic commitments, students must also participate in co-curricular activities ( NSS, NCC and Sports).

Zakir Husain College is one of the oldest colleges of Delhi University and has a long and illustrious history. It was founded by Ghaziuddin Feroz Jung in the year 1792 as a Madarsa and was named Delhi College in the year 1825.Later on, after merging with Lahore College it was subsequently renamed as Anglo-Arabic College. It was affiliated to Delhi University in 1928. Soon afterwards it became a degree college and finally became a P.G. college in 1943.

Shyam Lal College was founded in 1964 by Padamshri Shyam Lal Gupta, the Chairman, Shyam Lal Charitable Trust. Dr. Zakir Hussain, the then Vice-President of India and Chancellor of Delhi University laid the foundation stone on 24th May 1964. Since then, the college has continually committed itself to equal opportunity in education for all. In 1969, the college spread itself into an Evening College and is now a full-fledged college of Delhi University. The college offers education at undergradu...

Daulat Ram College, one of the leading colleges of University of Delhi, imparts education towards degree at the Bachelor's level in Arts, Science and Commerce. It has seven departments, which enroll students at the Masters level and hold M.A. tutorials that supplement the classes. The science departments are part of the Star Status awarded by the Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India. At present the college has 18 departments and over 3546 studen...

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, named after the great son of India, Shaheed-e-Azam, Sardar Bhagat Singh, was established as a co-educational college in 1967 as a constituent college of University of Delhi. It acquired postgraduate status in record time of 7 years. The College takes pride in celebrating its Golden Jubilee Year in 2016-17. Over a period of 50 years, the college has distinguished itself in diverse academic and professional fields by providing a vibrant and intellectually stimulati...

The Hindu College is recognized as one of the premier academic institutions in the country. It stands tall in public esteem and also in the memories of its alumni, many of whom are now prominent figures in government, business and industry, the media and education. Notwithstanding its name, students from all religions have grown up here and excelled in the chosen areas of their interests, be it academics, sports, or extra-curricular activities. However, the college was not built in a day. The...

Sri Venkateswara College, Delhi

Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College popularly known as Khalsa College is one of the leading colleges of Delhi University (DU). The college offers various study programs in arts science and commerce disciplines. University of Delhi approves courses, set course delivery guidelines, conduct examinations and awards degrees for the courses offered by this college.

Shyam Lal College (SLC), a co-educational constituent college of the University of Delhi, was established in 1964 by the great visionary and entrepreneur Padmashree (late) Shri Shyam Lal Gupta, the then Chairman of Shyam Lal charitable trust. The foundation stone of the college was laid down by Dr. Zakir Hussain, the then Hon'ble Vice President of India and Chancellor of the University of Delhi.

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, named after the great son of India, Shaheed-e-Azam, Sardar Bhagat Singh, was established as a co-educational college in 1967 as a constituent college of University of Delhi. It acquired postgraduate status in record time of 7 years. The College takes pride in celebrating its Golden Jubilee Year in 2016-17. Over a period of 50 years, the college has distinguished itself in diverse academic and professional fields by providing a vibrant and intellectually stimulati...

Ramjas College is one of the oldest constituent colleges of the University of Delhi. It was founded by late Rai Kedar Nath in 1917. The college was shifted to its present location in the University campus in 1954. The foundation stone of the present college building was laid on 17th January, 1951, by late Dr. Rajendra Prasad, former President of India. Ramjas College has about 120 faculty members and over 2,000 students on its rolls. The college takes pride in encouraging all-round developmen...

Ram Lal Anand College was founded in the year 1964 by Late Shri Ram Lal Anand, a senior advocate in the Supreme Court of India, in response to the growing social demand in the sixties for providing educational opportunities at the university level. The college was initially managed by the Ram Lal Anand College Trust. It was later taken over by the University of Delhi. Since 1973, it has been run by the University of Delhi as a University Maintained Institution.