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India Today College Rankings 2025: 10 best subject-wise arts colleges in India
If you're dreaming of a BA degree in History, English, Psychology, or Political Science or any other Arts subject, this year's India Today Best Colleges Survey 2025 has got your back. The rankings are out, and Delhi University continues to dominate the arts stream, though two powerhouse institutions from Chennai make a strong showing as a look at the top 10 arts colleges in India you'll want to aim 1. HINDU COLLEGE, NEW DELHIKnown for its vibrant campus culture and consistently high academic performance, Hindu College leads the pack. From literary societies to serious research, it strikes a perfect balance for any arts 2. MIRANDA HOUSE, NEW DELHI A beacon of women's education, Miranda House blends academic excellence with social awareness. It has long held a reputation for producing some of the sharpest minds in the arts and 3. LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, NEW DELHILSR continues to be a top destination for young women across the country. Known for its strong faculty, student leadership, and intellectual environment, LSR is more than just a college—it's a 4. KIRORI MAL COLLEGE, NEW DELHIKMC is where culture, politics, and academics collide. A hub for theatre, debates, and diverse voices, it offers a dynamic atmosphere for students looking to grow both inside and outside the 5. HANSRAJ COLLEGE, NEW DELHIWith a mix of heritage and forward-thinking, Hansraj offers top-notch faculty and excellent extracurriculars. It's also got one of the most active alumni networks in the Delhi University circuit. RANK 6. MADRAS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), CHENNAIOne of the oldest institutions in India, MCC has a legacy of liberal arts education rooted in inclusivity and critical thinking. Its lush campus and student-run societies make it a favourite down 7. LOYOLA COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), CHENNAILoyola has long been celebrated for its holistic education model. With a strong academic backbone and co-curricular focus, it stands tall among India's premier arts 8. ATMA RAM SANATAN DHARMA COLLEGE, NEW DELHIARSD has been climbing the charts year after year. With growing student enrolment and better infrastructure, it's gaining popularity for arts courses that focus on both depth and 9. SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE, NEW DELHIAlso fondly called "Venky", this DU college is known for its friendly atmosphere and student-led initiatives. It has a strong arts department with a decent balance of academics and campus 10. RAMJAS COLLEGE, NEW DELHIadvertisementRamjas blends tradition with progressive values. One of the founding colleges of DU, it continues to attract students interested in literature, political science, and the social TOP ARTS COLLEGES IN INDIACheck out the subject-wise list of the top 10 arts colleges in India as per the India Today Best Colleges Rankings 2025: ABOUT THE INDIA TODAY BEST COLLEGES SURVEY 2025This year's list comes from the 29th edition of the India Today Best Colleges Survey, conducted in collaboration with Marketing & Development Research Associates (MDRA). A total of 1,865 colleges participated across more than 58,000 colleges in the country, the aim of the survey is to help students and parents make informed choices about higher education. The rankings span 14 major streams, and since last year, subject-wise ratings have also been included based on verified data submitted by a better understanding of where each college stands, the rankings include parameter-wise scores across areas such as academic performance, infrastructure, and student out the full rankings for the India Today Group's Best Colleges Survey 2025 here.- Ends
India Today
21-06-2025
- Science
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Future forward Hindu College, New Delhi
Cutting-edge labs, interdisciplinary courses and strong research mentoring cement Hindu College's place at the top of India's science education charts (Photo: Chandradeep Kumar) No 1: HINDU COLLEGE , New Delhi 5 REASONS WHY IT IS THE BEST Blending a 125-year legacy with future-forward science education, the iconic heritage lecture halls are complemented by a new state-of-the-art science block called Sanganeria, which houses advanced physics, chemistry, botany and zoology labs. Faculty members orient students early towards research, mentoring them in emerging fields such as artificial intelligence, climate tech and green hydrogen, and promote incubation. The college offers both traditional and cutting-edge programmes. Alongside core BSc (Hons) courses in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology (Botany/Zoology) and Computer Science, it has also introduced newer interdisciplinary options with electives that include Fragrances & Flavours, Green Chemistry, Bioinformatics and the Science of Happiness. Students acquire skills in modern lab techniques, coding and data analysis. Courses like Climate Change Fundamentals and Ecosystem Services reflect Hindu's role in addressing global challenges. The classrooms and labs have audio-visual facilities and are WiFi-enabled, equipped with tools such as digital microscopes, spectrophotometers and IoT-integrated sensors. While software such as Python, MATLAB and bioinformatics platforms are embedded in coursework, virtual labs, simulations and certification modules in advanced instrumentation and climate modelling prepare students for future-ready careers. Science graduates have excellent placements and higher salaries. Last year, the college recorded the second-highest science placement offers among peer institutions. Its science programmes have been aligned with NEP 2020.
India Today
21-06-2025
- Science
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A hub of creative thinking Hindu College, New Delhi
The Delhi University college is the premier destination for a well-rounded humanities education, stirring intellectual curiosity among students (Photo: Chandradeep Kumar) No. 1: HINDU COLLEGE , New Delhi 5 REASONS WHY IT IS THE BEST Hindu College's Arts programme fosters a dynamic, debate-driven learning environment through regular seminars featuring eminent scholars, experts and policymakers. Its library, equipped with a state-of-the-art e-learning centre, nurtures a strong culture of reading and research. Modern interdisciplinary elements have been integrated into the Arts curriculum, enabling students to pursue add-on certificates and electives in areas such as 'Public Policy in Action', 'Introduction to Media and Communication', 'Fundamentals of Atmospheric Sciences & Climatology'. The widely popular 'Science of Happiness' course bridges psychology and well-being, while short courses in programming and data visualisation equip students with essential tech skills. The college's research labs—spanning language, public policy, social and ethnographic research, gender studies and historical research—encourage interdisciplinary inquiry. In alignment with the National Education Policy 2020, the Arts curriculum promotes flexibility and interdisciplinarity. The History department incorporates digital archives and GIS tools, while the Public Policy Lab trains students in governance and research. Plans are also under way for a centralised interpretive museum to showcase Hindu College memorabilia, an initiative that blends student-led research with digital media and museology. Partnerships and exchanges, including the fully funded Asian Undergraduate Summit at the National University of Singapore, help broaden students' perspectives and global networks. With over 65 active societies—including for drama and debate—the campus fosters a vibrant sense of community.
