A college you should definitely consider for your bachelor's

The college overall is pretty great. However, the infrastructure lacks. We don't have a lot of classrooms due to which there are long breaks in between classes. Being a government college, there are also various strikes observed which disrupts the normal working of college.

The current course structure, I believe, is a bit outdated as for the rest of DU. It is also extremely rigid. I believe, there needs to be more flexibility from the student's end. There is no focus on research. The exam system is extremely chilled with a 2 week long preparation leave right before exams. However, the days are extremely long leaving one very tired by the end. The exams occur at the end of each semester, each paper is for 75 marks. The rest 25 constitute internal assessment and attendance.

The placements and job opportunities could be better, not a lot of big names offer jobs to our students. However, the placement cell had been working and improving on this. We also hosted an internship fair this year with over 30 companies so the internships are definitely improving.

Our college hosts an annual cultural fest which has a footfall of over 10000 people. Other than that, each department also hosts their own fest which too has a footfall and participation of over 1000 students. A few societies like the debating society, Gandhi study circle and consumer club, placement cell also host their own events.

The fee structure is extremely feasible, it is inclusive to all classes and sects of people. The highest fees is 12000 per year. The college doesn't ask for any other money be it for exams or any administrative stuff.

Due to the low fees, the college doesn't provide any concession on the fee. The fees is already subsidised. Thus, no scholarship or loan is required to bear the financial requirements.

The college is an only girls college. There are many societies in college like debating, theatre, dance, music etc allowing for people to take part in their interests. Other than this, we also have department societies and related societies like enactus, consumer club, Gandhi study circle, book club etc allowing for an all rounded growth. We also have a women development cell, equal opportunity cell etc for inclusion of all.

The college doesn't provide a hostel facility. The people either live in with their parents or take a paying guest accommodation nearby. Due to the college's location being in south Delhi, the rent is high. On an average, people pay 15000 per month.

The college alumni are very helpful and guide everyone with regards to placements, master's and internships. The senior students act as guides and keep us informed about the various opportunities and how to balance the courses. My experience in college has been largely shaped by the guidance of my seniors, they've told me about the opportunities outside of college and helped me get internships.

Just like the rest of the University of Delhi, KNC also follows admission on the basis of fulfillment of a particular cut off on the basis of the best of 4 subjects in 12th grade. Once the DU forms open, you fill in the common form with the courses of your choice. Then, as the lists come out, once your cut off is met, you visit the college in person wherein they verify your 12th grade marks and enrolled you. I chose Bcom H over the other courses becuase of the faculty KNC has for it and the department is regarded as the biggest with the highest placement opportunities.

The faculty is extremely qualified as they are all alumnus of Delhi University. They are also very passionate about their subjects and interested to teach. They are also very flexible with regards to the student's wishes.