Maitreyi College
New Delhi, New Delhi | Affiliated to University of Delhi
3.6 15 reviews 1 interested
1967
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Private
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Courses offered at MC
AND AVG. CUTOFF TRENDS
- B.Com in Bachelor Of Commerce Avg. cutoff: NA
- B.Sc in Botany Avg. cutoff: NA
- BA in Economics Avg. cutoff: NA
- BA in Political Science Avg. cutoff: NA
- BA in English Avg. cutoff: NA
- BA in History Avg. cutoff: NA
- BA in Hindi Avg. cutoff: NA
- B.Sc in Chemistry Avg. cutoff: NA
- B.SC in Zoology Avg. cutoff: NA
- B.SC in Physics Avg. cutoff: NA
- BA in Sociology Avg. cutoff: NA
- B.SC in Mathematics Avg. cutoff: NA
- B.Sc in Physical Science Avg. cutoff: NA
- B.Sc in Life Science Avg. cutoff: NA
- MA in Political Science Avg. cutoff: NA
- BA in Sanskrit Avg. cutoff: NA
- MA in Mathematics Avg. cutoff: NA
Location, address and contact
Maitreyi College, (MC),Bapu Dham Complex,Chanakyapuri , New Delhi,
New Delhi, Delhi
Phone: 24673815
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://maitreyi.ac.in/
Top Faculty Reviews ALL Faculty REVIEWS
Himanshu Kothari
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on Dec 23, 2015
Since it’s a girls college, majority of the faculty is female as well. There is a good mix of senior and junior professors, all of whom are quite friendly and never hold grudges. The teaching is excellent, although communication is predominantly in English, which may be a problem for vernacular-medium students. Students feel that the faculty is one of the best in Delhi University (DU) and they rate the Macro-economics teacher as the best of the lot while the one for Micro-economics is not that great.
on Dec 23, 2015
Since it’s a girls college, majority of the faculty is female as well. There is a good mix of senior and junior professors, all of whom are quite friendly and never hold grudges. The teaching is excellent, although communication is predominantly in English, which may be a problem for vernacular-medium students. Students feel that the faculty is one of the best in Delhi University (DU) and they rate the Macro-economics teacher as the best of the lot while the one for Micro-economics is not that great.
Top Infrastructure Reviews ALL Infrastructure REVIEWS
Mugdha Bhusari
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on Dec 24, 2015
The Infrastructure of Maitreyi College is very good and students feel it’s much better than the most other DU colleges. Although the campus is not too big, it is pretty with gardens surrounding the typical Delhi style Red bricks building. Once you enter the building you’ll find that it is not as good as it seems from the outside. The classrooms are just average and benches are not exactly comfortable. They are ill ventilated and don’t be shocked if you find pigeons and bees making their homes in your classrooms. The library is pretty good – you normally find whatever you need. Laboratories are excellent; most of the equipment works more often than not. There is a huge separate room for seminars. Apart from the reference books you can also find readings prepared by your teachers, which are precisely as per the syllabus and come in handy during the exams. The campus is Wi-fi enabled but you can use it only for educational purposes and you have to obtain permissions to unlock it.
on Dec 24, 2015
The Infrastructure of Maitreyi College is very good and students feel it’s much better than the most other DU colleges. Although the campus is not too big, it is pretty with gardens surrounding the typical Delhi style Red bricks building. Once you enter the building you’ll find that it is not as good as it seems from the outside. The classrooms are just average and benches are not exactly comfortable. They are ill ventilated and don’t be shocked if you find pigeons and bees making their homes in your classrooms. The library is pretty good – you normally find whatever you need. Laboratories are excellent; most of the equipment works more often than not. There is a huge separate room for seminars. Apart from the reference books you can also find readings prepared by your teachers, which are precisely as per the syllabus and come in handy during the exams. The campus is Wi-fi enabled but you can use it only for educational purposes and you have to obtain permissions to unlock it.
chirag jain
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on Aug 20, 2015
The classrooms are big enough to accommothate the students. Each and every classrooms have windows and yes, there is enough ventilation.
3) Yes, I am proud that Maitreyi has embedded a sense of punctuality in me.!!!
on Aug 20, 2015
The classrooms are big enough to accommothate the students. Each and every classrooms have windows and yes, there is enough ventilation.
3) Yes, I am proud that Maitreyi has embedded a sense of punctuality in me.!!!
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NAMRATA.S.
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on Dec 23, 2015
Although the Chanakyapuri area is definitely quite posh, it isn’t the greatest in terms of connectivity. Maitreyi college is not accessible by the metro, and the nearest bus stop (called Satya Niketan) is a Rs.10 rickshaw ride away. About 80% of the students prefer to travel by bus, while the remaining travel by their own cars.
on Dec 23, 2015
Although the Chanakyapuri area is definitely quite posh, it isn’t the greatest in terms of connectivity. Maitreyi college is not accessible by the metro, and the nearest bus stop (called Satya Niketan) is a Rs.10 rickshaw ride away. About 80% of the students prefer to travel by bus, while the remaining travel by their own cars.
hemangini
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on Apr 22, 2016
Metro Connectivity: Race course, which is probably 10 mins away from my college. There is a station being built in Satya Niketan. Auto ride is 20* rs
on Apr 22, 2016
Metro Connectivity: Race course, which is probably 10 mins away from my college. There is a station being built in Satya Niketan. Auto ride is 20* rs
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Runal Shah
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on Dec 23, 2015
The college doesn’t have a hostel but you can easily find cheap residing options in the nearby areas like Satya Niketan and DU south campus.
on Dec 23, 2015
The college doesn’t have a hostel but you can easily find cheap residing options in the nearby areas like Satya Niketan and DU south campus.
Top Canteen Reviews ALL Canteen REVIEWS
Abhishek Mendon
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on Dec 24, 2015
The canteen is quite crowded most of the time, in spite of not exactly being too great. It does, however, have an excellent variety of options. The Chowmein, (priced at Rs. 15) students will tell you, is fantastic. The only complain students have about the canteen is that they don’t serve non-veg food.
on Dec 24, 2015
The canteen is quite crowded most of the time, in spite of not exactly being too great. It does, however, have an excellent variety of options. The Chowmein, (priced at Rs. 15) students will tell you, is fantastic. The only complain students have about the canteen is that they don’t serve non-veg food.
Vipul Singh
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on Dec 5, 2015
Dude, everyone cannot afford a luxury food item and whatever our canteen serves is economical and it's good..!!!
on Dec 5, 2015
Dude, everyone cannot afford a luxury food item and whatever our canteen serves is economical and it's good..!!!
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Raj MUkta
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on Dec 23, 2015
Satya Niketan is perhaps the only place to chill nearby. Students mention the Rail Museum, but we’re sure no one would want to go there more than once. If you or one of your friends have a car then a lot of hangouts await you at South-ex, Defence Colony (popular as Def Col), DU south campus and Rajouri Garden. CCD at South-ex the most popular place and students frequently visit there.
on Dec 23, 2015
Satya Niketan is perhaps the only place to chill nearby. Students mention the Rail Museum, but we’re sure no one would want to go there more than once. If you or one of your friends have a car then a lot of hangouts await you at South-ex, Defence Colony (popular as Def Col), DU south campus and Rajouri Garden. CCD at South-ex the most popular place and students frequently visit there.
manjari
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on Jul 7, 2015
You forgot CCD taj..!!! Satya niketan, Sarojni Nagar. Well actually, my college is located in such a central place that, going anywhere isn't really a problem...!!
on Jul 7, 2015
You forgot CCD taj..!!! Satya niketan, Sarojni Nagar. Well actually, my college is located in such a central place that, going anywhere isn't really a problem...!!
Top Crowd Reviews ALL Crowd REVIEWS
Saif Shaikh
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on Dec 24, 2015
The nanotechnology department at Maitreyi College is co-ed, so you do see boys once in a while. Other departments are girls-only, and while you do obviously have some amount of ‘bitchyness’, all in all the crowd is quite good. The college being only girls’ college, you will find some of the girls a little conservative, especially those pursuing Hindi and Sanskrit Hons. Some of them find it hard mixing with the other crowd. Most of the girls are quite sincere, so don’t expect to have an absolute blast.
on Dec 24, 2015
The nanotechnology department at Maitreyi College is co-ed, so you do see boys once in a while. Other departments are girls-only, and while you do obviously have some amount of ‘bitchyness’, all in all the crowd is quite good. The college being only girls’ college, you will find some of the girls a little conservative, especially those pursuing Hindi and Sanskrit Hons. Some of them find it hard mixing with the other crowd. Most of the girls are quite sincere, so don’t expect to have an absolute blast.
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Gaurav Kadam
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on Dec 23, 2015
They do hold an intercollege fest, by the name 'Rhapsody' in the month of February, but it doesn't exactly turn out to be an intercollege fest, as hardly any one comes to participate from other colleges. In fact the college students themselves are not very enthusiastic about the festival and the organising committee doesn't get sponsors to fund it. But the Miss Maitreyi Contest – for freshers – gets all of the headlines.
on Dec 23, 2015
They do hold an intercollege fest, by the name 'Rhapsody' in the month of February, but it doesn't exactly turn out to be an intercollege fest, as hardly any one comes to participate from other colleges. In fact the college students themselves are not very enthusiastic about the festival and the organising committee doesn't get sponsors to fund it. But the Miss Maitreyi Contest – for freshers – gets all of the headlines.
kelly4738
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on Oct 4, 2016
Are you crazy to say that our college has NO SPONSORS or no one participates in our fest???
on Oct 4, 2016
Are you crazy to say that our college has NO SPONSORS or no one participates in our fest???
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Royston
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on Dec 23, 2015
Quite strict. The stipulated figure is 67%, but if it ever goes below 60% you’re in big big trouble. Fortunately, students tend to maintain over 80% (that’s what you get in an all-girls college), so there are hardly any cases where action has to be taken. Note that you cannot enter classes late – teachers are very particular about punctuality.
on Dec 23, 2015
Quite strict. The stipulated figure is 67%, but if it ever goes below 60% you’re in big big trouble. Fortunately, students tend to maintain over 80% (that’s what you get in an all-girls college), so there are hardly any cases where action has to be taken. Note that you cannot enter classes late – teachers are very particular about punctuality.
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Vishesh Raimugia
RATED
on Dec 24, 2015
If you love to be around a natural environment, and you’re looking for co-operative teachers, this is the place to be.
on Dec 24, 2015
If you love to be around a natural environment, and you’re looking for co-operative teachers, this is the place to be.