located in the green and hilly terrain of Aravali range of South Delhi, Aryabhatta College, named after the great mathematician of ancient India, came into existence from the academic session 2014-15. It is a directly maintained institution by the University of Delhi. It was formerly known as the Ram lal Anand College (Evening) and was established in 1973. It is a co-educational institution that offers courses in Social Sciences, Humanities and Commerce at the undergraduate level.
The college has several courses to offer at undergraduate level like BA Honours courses (46 Seats) in English, Political Science, Economics, Psychology, Mathematics, Hindi, Commerce, Computer Science, Business Economics, History; BA (Programme) and BCom (Programme) (50 Seats); BSc (H) Computer Science.
The college is also offering Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS).
Fee
At present it is Rs 11,770 -Rs12,170 (Social Science and Humanities, Rs19,770 (BMS), Rs24,970 (BBE), Rs27,070 (Computer Science.) Those seeking admission in BMS and BBE need to sit for an entrance exam. The college is offering quota as well for SC/ST (22.5%) and OBC (27%). For women, relaxation of 1% in most of the courses). For Sports/ECA, reservation up to 5%.
Why study here
Though the college is young, it attracts a rich profile of students — from different parts of the country and foreigners too. This means that the students get to experience a vibrant culture and learn from it.
Recently, the college has added two newly constructed buildings with state of the art facilities. It is one among the few colleges to have smart technology enabled classrooms for efficient and effective teaching-learning. The foundation for the additional multi-storyed academic block has been laid down. It is work in-progress.
We also understand that in order to excel in life, one needs to study and hence, the college library has a rich collection of contemporary as well as classics.
The college has placement cell that brings together host of companies. Then there is an anti-ragging as well as SC/ST student grievance cell.