Kamala Nehru College

Kamala Nehru College (KNC) is a prestigious women's college affiliated with the University of Delhi, located in the Siri Fort Institutional Area of South Delhi. Established in 1964, the college was founded in memory of Kamala Nehru, wife of India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, and has since evolved into one of Delhi University's most sought-after institutions for women's education. The college offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across arts, commerce, and sciences, with particular strength in humanities and social sciences. KNC is known for its vibrant academic culture, politically active student body, and commitment to empowering women through quality education. The college operates under the Delhi University framework and follows the semester-based Choice Based Credit System (CBCS). Its campus features modern infrastructure including well-equipped laboratories, a comprehensive library, computer centers, and sports facilities. KNC has consistently maintained strong academic standards and has been recognized in national rankings, including NIRF. The college emphasizes holistic development through its active societies in debating, dramatics, music, dance, and social service. The Placement Cell works to connect students with employment opportunities, though as a primarily arts and commerce institution, placement patterns differ from engineering colleges. KNC's location in South Delhi provides excellent connectivity and access to cultural and academic resources. The college has a diverse student body drawn from across India and maintains a strong alumni network. It is particularly renowned for its programs in Economics, English, and Commerce, attracting high cut-off percentages during Delhi University admissions.