List of top 30 colleges in India, Read more

Here we go again. Another year and even more madness. Colleges are opening up their gates for XII pass outs who are about to step into a completely new world. Admission process for 2015 is about to kickoff soon. With more than 10 lac students who registered for class XII boards this year scoring a pass percentage of girls at 87% and boys at 77%, the college fever isn’t going end soon. Running in and out of queues, filling forms online, attending counseling sessions, questions like which college, where? When? How? Why continue to haunt the students as well as their parents. Delhi University features many top colleges. Delhi University at present has 16 faculties, 86 academic departments, 77 colleges and 5 other recognized institutes spread all over the city. Let’s take a look at the list of Delhi University colleges:

 •    Acharya Narendra Dev College
•    Atma Ram Sanatan College
•    Bharati College
•    Bhim Rao Ambedkar College
•    College of Arts
•    College of Vocational Studies
•    Daulat Ram College
•    Deen Dayal Upadhayaya College
•    Delhi College of Arts, Commerce
•    Delhi School of Economics
•    Deshbandhu College
•    Dyal Singh College, Delhi
•    Faculty of Law (Campus Law Centre, Law Centre-I, Law centre-II)
•    Gargi College
•    Hans Raj College
•    Hindu College
•    IIndraprastha College for Women
•    Institute of Home Economics
•    Janki Devi Memorial College
•    Jesus & Mary College
•    Kalindi College
•    Kamala Nehru College
•    Keshav Mahavidyalaya
•    Kirori Mal College
•    Lady Hardinge Medical College
•    Lady Irwin College
•    Lady Shri Ram College for Women
•    Lakshmi Bai College
•    Maharaja Agrasen College
•    Maitreyi College
•    Mata Sundri College for Women
•    Maulana Azad Medical College
•    Miranda House
•    Motilal Nehru College
•    Ram Lal Anand College
•    Ramjas College
•    Satyawati College
•    School of Open Learning
•    Shahid Bhagat Singh College
•    Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies
•    Shivaji College
•    Shri Ram College of Commerce
•    Shyam Lal College
•    Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College
•    Sri Aurobindo College
•    Sri Aurobindo College Evening
•    Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce
•    Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College
•    Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College
•    Sri Venkateswara College
•    St. Stephen's College, Delhi
•    Vivekananda College, Delhi
•    Zakir Husain Delhi College[4]

In today’s world fresh innovations, up to date equipment, mounting economy and struggle is the order of the day. India as we all know is trying to position itself as a knowledge driven economy. Higher education is extremely significant.

India has passed through a long way in education, from the “Guru -Shishya” learning under the sun in medieval times, to becoming the second largest in the arena of higher education world over. Today, all pass outs start thinking about career options but the question is whether our country has the amenities and facilities to help our dreams?

It is indeed comforting to know that “Our future lies in safe hands.” During the last few years, universities have amplified manifold and colleges have mushroomed to convey higher education. India has many top colleges that has produced world class engineers, doctors, lawyers, and Entrepreneurs. Let’s take a look at the top colleges in India.

•    IIT, Kharagpur
•    IIT, Delhi
•    Rajalakshmi Enginnering College, Chennai
•    National institute of technology, Karnataka
•    College of Engineering, Pune
•    National Institute of technology, Rourkela
•    Birla Institute of technology and science
•    University of Delhi
•    Christ University, Bangalore
•    Dr. B.R Ambedkar National University

India has always empowered the world student community when it comes to Education. Many students migrate to cities that provide quality education. We are always taught that scoring good marks and scoring positions are extremely important for our growth. That’s true. College education has and always will remain the future and career deciding point of a student. Choose carefully.