Fee for DCAC New Delhi B.A Course is about Rs. 10,000/- to Rs. 12,000/- P.A

I choose DCAC New Delhi for its variety of courses available within the B.A program such as Journalism, Spanish, Economics, etc. and also the kind of academics & opportunities they offer within the College. It’s never a dull day at the campus. The societies give a lot of exposure, and seniors are very insightful. Additionally, the College is comparatively lenient with attendance, so we are able to invest time in other things as well.

The academics here are amazing and curriculum is also very comprehensive & understandable. I chose Economics because I loved the subject since 12th Class and scored the highest marks in the same.

The fees of my course here is around Rs. 10,000/- to Rs. 12,000/- per annum and usually it's between Rs. 10,000/- to Rs. 15,000/- per annum for all the courses. They also offer scholarships for students coming from weaker economic background.

The professors are qualified and have lots of experience as well. We have the best faculty here, teachers from the most recognised Institutions like ISI and DSE teach here. They also have good problem-solving abilities. Faculties of all the departments are good. The student to teacher ratio is also perfect. Mostly, we have one teacher per 20-30 students. My experience with the faculty has also been amazing. They provide us with study materials and previous year questions towards the end of every class so that we can study ourselves.

We have a compact infrastructure which needs to be renovated. We have 2 buildings i.e. new and old building. Old building’s classrooms have older infrastructure as compared to the new building. But we have been having upgrades in the classrooms. Canteen has decent food but needs a bit of cleaning. We also have a small ground. Overall, there are a few good spots but the overall infrastructure needs improvement.

Campus life is actually one of the things DCAC New Delhi is known for because events happen regularly by societies and departments. The crowd is also very good. Everyone is sweet and approachable. Yes, there are a lot of clubs & societies, and almost all are active and functioning which is one of the best things here. Our annual fest is on smaller scale but the fests organised by societies are very good. Last year, we had Karan, Nanku, and many other popular people. Overall, life is interesting & fun here, and you will probably love it.