Kamala Nehru College - Admission 2025, Fees, Courses, Placement, Ranking

Kamala Nehru College first opened its doors in 1964 at the Defence Colony. The institute served as a Government College for Women with a total enrollment of 457 students. Later, the institution's name was changed to Modern College for Women, with a student body of 1600. As of right now, it goes by the name Kamala Nehru College and is situated on Siri Fort Road. NAAC has awarded the institute with an "A+" rating. Kamala Nehru College address is H648+9PG, August Kranti Marg, Siri Fort Institutional Area, Siri Fort, New Delhi, Delhi 110049. Kamala Nehru College is a part of Delhi University. 

Kamala Nehru College courses offered are 52, ranging across several subject areas. 13 subjects are available for BA courses at Kamala Nehru College. The MA programme has six different specialisation options. In 2020, Rs 6 LPA was the highest Kamala Nehru College placement package offered. According to the NIRF Ranking, the institute is ranked number 43. Kamala Nehru College Admission is granted on the basis of results from the Common University Entrance Examination (CUET).

The affordable Kamala Nehru College fees enable students to enrol in the programme of their choosing. Aspirants must go to the official website to find the Kamala Nehru College contact information. Well-known businesses including Ernst & Young, the Oberoi Group of Hotels, and KPMG offer employment services to students at Kamala Nehru College. 

The institute offers various kinds of scholarships to the students namely Usha Aggarwal Tejaswini Scholarship, for Economically challenged and deserving candidates the institute offers the Rita Seth Memorial Scholarship and Araine Jain Scholarship and Sultan Chand Memorial Scholarship.

Kamala Nehru College scholarship is provided to students on the basis of their academic performance, scholarship is provided to students on winning competitions. The Gorowara Memorial Day scholarship of Rs 3000 is awarded to the most deserving candidate belonging to economically challenged background. 

The Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for 2023 serves as the foundation for UG and PG programmes admissions at Kamala Nehru College in New Delhi. The NTA, the conducting organisation, announces the CUET 2023 results. The PG result is available on cuet.nta.nic.in, while the UG result is available on cuet.samarth.ac.in. The specifics for both are as follows:

How to Get the CUET UG Results 2024?

For students who have taken the CUET exams, the Kamala Nehru College CUET UG result 2023 is easily accessible on the official website. Applicants can apply the procedures indicated below to obtain the Kamala Nehru College New Delhi CUET UG Result 2023.

• Visit cuet.samarth.ac.in first.
• After that, go to the "Results" section of the homepage.
• Select "CUET UG Result."
• The login screen for the CUET UG Result 2023 will now appear.
• Your roll number and date of birth (DOB) should be submitted along with your CUET login information.
• To proceed, use the "Submit" button.

How to View CUET PG 2024 Results?

To verify the Kamala Nehru College CUET PG 2023 Result, candidates who took the Common University Entrance Test for the postgraduate studies (CUET - PG) can use the instructions below:

• Visit the official website at cuet.nta.nic.in.
• Once you've entered your login information, click "Submit."
• On the screen will be the CUET PG Result.
• For later use, download it and print it off.

Economics Department of the College : The year started with Kaleidoscope collaborating with the Economics Department of the College to conduct an Inter-College economics-based quiz on the Department’s annual fest, ‘Ecophoria’. This was followed by our annual quiz which is conducted by the society every year at ‘Ullas’, the annual fest of KNC. The society then collaborated with the English Department of the college to conduct an inter-college ‘Harry Potter Quiz’ at the department’s annual fest ‘Litluminous’ and gave out various hand-made accessories from the ‘Harry Potter World’ as prizes.

With the start of the new academic year in August 2015, auditions were conducted in the college to select the best of the best for KNC’s Quiz society. The Auditions were conducted in two rounds: the first being a written quiz of 15-20 questions and those who cleared the first one advanced to the second-round which was the question-making round. Following the auditions, as per tradition, an intra-college quiz: ‘Travel and Food’ was conducted by Kaleidoscope Freshers which saw students from various departments of KNC coming together to battle it out in ‘Around the World in 15 Questions’. KNC’s annual Diwali-cum-NGOMela, ‘Adrith’ saw Kaleidoscope conducting an inter-college General-quiz which was a huge success.

Kaleidoscope also represented KNC at various quizzes in and around Delhi, from quizzes at Gargi College, DDU, SRCC, JMC, LSR to quizzes at GGSIPU, NDIM, Amity University, NIFT, etc. Teams from the society won – a ‘Bollywood Quiz’ conducted at Gargi College (DU), Geography Quiz conducted at Kirori Mal College (DU), and secured the finalist position in quizzes conducted at SRCC and Deen Dayal Upadhaya College (University of Delhi).

From next year on, Kaleidoscope hopes to widen its reach even further by organising its own Quiz Fest and keep alive its motto: “Winning quizzes isn’t fun unless you learn something along the way.”

Literary Society : The book club in collaboration with the literary society of Kamala Nehru College also organised a screening of the movie Elizabeth on 17th October 2015 in the Council room; the screening was attended by several interested students proving to be a beneficial experience for them.

The creative writing workshop organised by Deepali Junjappa was a two-day-long workshop held on 29th October and 30th October 2015 which was divided into three segments - fantasy writing, travel writing and screen writing.

The sessions were interactive and involved a lot of writing exercises. There was a brief introduction session followed by a few movie clips explaining the various characteristics of fantasy and fiction. Later, students were divided into groups of two and were made to write a short script for a play which they even acted out. There were two other writing exercises, one of which was an exercise called the ‘T.S. Eliot exercise’ and the other one involved completing a paragraph with famous opening sentences of a book. On the second day of the workshop, students were shown popular blogs and taught blog-writing along with a few tips on travel writing.

KNC Book Club recently organised an interactive and fun session with talented authors, Anjum Hassan and Anil Menon. The students witnessed the authors talking about their new release namely, The Cosmopolitan by Anjum Hassan and Half of What I Say by Anil Menon in great detail. With the authors reading out interesting excerpts from their respective books, the enthusiastic bookworms present there got a first-hand experience at looking in a writer 's mind. The books which focus on important contemporary issues garnered overwhelming response from the audience –making it a fun-filled question-answer session. The event had its closure with a book-signing session by the authors. The whole session proved to be a treat to the book-loving audience.