Ans. Hansraj College was established in 1948 by the D.A.V Committee in memory of Mahatma Hansraj, a prominent educationist and reformer. In 1978, it switched to coeducation. Approximately 5000 students make up this huge constituent college. The previous year, the college celebrated its platinum jubilee.

Ans. The Hansraj College campus extends to 15.04 acres and has Wi-Fi access, ICT-equipped classrooms, an RFID-enabled library, disabled friendly, and environmentally sustainable modern infrastructure. One of the bigger and more well-known colleges connected to the university is Hansraj College, situated on the University of Delhi's North Campus. The faculty count of Hansraj College is 199. Co-ed college with 60% Male students and 40% Female students.

Ans. Delhi University has two campuses: the North Campus and the South Campus, each of which is home to several colleges. Along with several other prestigious colleges connected to the University of Delhi, Hansraj College is included in the North Campus.

Situated between Kamala Nagar and Malka Ganj entrances, the campus is one of the busiest colleges in North Campus.

Ans. Hans Raj College offers a three-year BSc (Hons) in Physics program. Hansraj College fees for B.Sc program is INR 24,665. The curriculum provides foundational knowledge in areas such as Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Waves and Optics, Thermal Physics, Quantum Mechanics, and Statistical Mechanics. The subjects offered in the first semester for BSc (Hons) Physics are as follows:

• English/MIL Communication/Environmental Science
• Mathematical Physics-I
• Mathematical Physics-I Lab
• Mechanics
• Mechanics Lab
• Generic Elective - 1
• Generic Elective – 1 Practical/Tutorial

Ans. The faculty at Hansraj College is divided into several departments, and the college provides a wide range of courses in the arts, sciences, and commerce streams. The Hansraj College facilitates constructive interactions between students and faculty members for academic support, mentorship, and advice. It hosts seminars and guest lectures where professionals from a range of fields come to share their knowledge.

Ans. Yes, students based on their merit and interview results can enrol in a hostel. Only male and female undergraduate students who have been admitted to the college may apply for hostel facilities. In addition, each year the residents must apply for readmission. A student may not remain in the hostel for longer than three years while pursuing a degree, under any circumstances. Students are prohibited from hostels if they don't follow hostel rules.

Ans. Yes, Female graduates can access hostels depending on their merit and interview round from the 2023-2024 session onwards. Only female undergraduate students who have been admitted to the college may apply for hostel facilities. Students are required to follow all rules and regulations of the hostel.

Ans. Admission to undergraduate courses at Hansraj College is based on CUET Exam scores. The ease of admission to Hansraj College depends upon a variety of criteria, such as the course applied, the quantity of available seats, and the level of competition for those seats. The strong demand for seats in colleges connected to the University of Delhi makes admissions competitive. Because of their higher cut-off percentages, popular colleges like Hansraj make admission tough.

Ans. A hostel, library, fitness centre, sports facilities, canteen, auditorium, labs, guest room/waiting area, ATM and many more facilities are available at Hansraj College. A strong IT infrastructure is one of Hansraj College's facilities. Both students and teachers have access to computers with internet connections in the staff room. The canteen has separate and common seating areas for both students and staff.

Ans. Hansraj College’s societies for business, finance, and social entrepreneurship outperform Hindu College's by a wide margin. Events held at Hansraj College are considered the best in DU. Hindu College has a better alumni base than Hansraj College; many top recruiters prefer Hindu College over Hansraj College. Hindu College and Hansraj College have similarities, and their respective B.com(Hons) courses are equal.

Ans. Hansraj College started admission based on the CUET Scores from 2022. The CUET cut-off for Hansraj College is based on the CUET Scorecard released by NTA. Cutoff for 2024 CUET for various courses in percentile- B.Sc(Hons)- 99 -100, B.Sc- 96-98, B.A -98.5- 99.5, B.A (Hons)- 96-98, B.Com- 99-100.

Ans. Hansraj students are favourite among top recruiters like Deloitte, Bain & Co., BCG, Accenture, E&Y, and KPMG. Many students get internships as well as placement opportunities with the highest package of 36.5 LPA and an average package of 7.9 LPA. 540+ offers rolled out in 2022-2023.

Ans. Hansraj College has successful placement drives every year witnessing top recruiters like Accenture, E&Y, KPMG, and Deloitte giving placements to students. The Internship Fair offers internship opportunities for students. Hansraj College Placements received more than 540+ job offers with a gross package value of more than 40 crores.