

Satyawati College (Evening)
Delhi · Humanities · Government
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About Satyawati College (Evening)
Satyawati College (Evening) is a government college in Delhi, established in 1973. Campusbells lists it under Humanities, with courses including BA (Hon.), B.A.(Hons.) and BA.
The Satyawati College - Evening is named after Delhi’s renowned independence fighter Behan Satyawati (1907-1945), who was noted for her dedication to a variety of patriotic causes. The university, which was created in 1973, presently has over 2400 students. The institution attracts a large number of students, both boys and girls, from all across the country.
The university is committed to providing students with a relevant education that will prepare them to face the challenges of an increasingly competitive world. We also seek to expose students to a wide range of perspectives through courses in the arts, social sciences, and business. The institution offers new courses that teach occupational skills as they become accessible from the University.
The college has acquired a reputation as a centre of academic achievement over the years. The college has a strong reputation in several areas, including sports, NCC, drama, and debate. Through extracurricular activities, students have several possibilities to cultivate creative self-expression and find latent potential.
Following graduation, a number of our college graduates have excelled in different sectors of public life.
As described on the institution’s website
At a glance
Key facts
- Established
- 1973
- Ownership
- Public / Government
- Stream
- Humanities
- Location
- Delhi
Academics
Courses offered at Satyawati College (Evening)
5 programmes listed
Courses (5)
BA (Hon.)
B.A.(Hons.)
BA
B.Com
B.Com.(Hons.)
Listed on Campusbells since Last updated
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