Shaheed Bhagat Singh College — Local services in Sheikh Sarai

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, a co-educational institute established in 1967 is one of the fastest growing off-campus colleges of Delhi University. Named after one of the greatest freedom fighters the country was blessed with, SBSC is among the top five colleges in the university for Commerce with its final cut-offs touching the 95% mark. The College is situated in Sheikh Sarai Phase II with College of Vocational Studies as its neighbour. As soon as you enter the premises of the college, you are greeted with a statue of late freedom fighter Shaheed Bhagat Singh.

Other than commerce, the college is known for its Arts courses as well. With projectors in lecture halls, a double story library and two computer labs, SBSC gives an impression of being well equipped and modernized.

The college is quite active culturally too. The Drama society can be seen practicing day in and day out in the lawns, regardless of the weather, and never fail to make the college proud at inter-college events. The other active societies such as the photography, music, dance, commerce and economics societies, among many others keep the students busy all round the year taking part in fests and hosting events. The college also has facilities to serve sports such as basketball, tennis, football and cricket to keep the athletic bunch happy.

Though, one of the downsides is that the college requires a much needed auditorium and a parking area, which the previous student unions have been demanding for ceaselessly. The commencement of each year brings a renewed hope of either one wish being granted.

Coming to the most important part, food; the college’s canteen fares well when it comes to serving mouth watering dishes. ‘Anna ki canteen’ can never fail to rescue the hungry young kids with delicious food from multiple cuisines (sounds fancier than it is). Also, right outside the college, students can be found chilling at Chacha ki dukaan (a small eatery which serves mouth-watering rolls), the juice stalls or at Café Motto right opposite CVS. And if you get bored of that, then Select City walk is just 10 bucks away (those shared autos are life-savers for SBSCians).

The economical morning show at PVR Saket is the favourite option for the college kids here to pass their spare time between classes. Well, if you don’t feel like going out you can grab aSamosa and just sit and chat under the tree behind the canteen which seems to accommodate half of the college. Everyone seems to have their own fixed spot in and around the campus and can always be found there.

The truth is that SBSC is one of the most easy going colleges in the University where students know very well how to have fun during their three years but at the same time realize when it is time to step into the library and be prepared for the semester exams storm...

Choosing a college is a life-changing decision, and with the vibrant options on South Campus, it can feel overwhelming. But allow me to introduce you to a hidden gem – Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC).

A Legacy Rooted in Freedom:

Established in 1967, SBSC honors the legacy of the iconic revolutionary, Shaheed Bhagat Singh. Upholding his ideals of justice and intellectual pursuit, the college fosters a culture of academic excellence within its serene South Delhi campus. Here, you'll find the perfect balance between rigorous academics and a nurturing community spirit.

Beyond the Metro Mayhem:

Unlike some South Campus colleges, SBSC offers a welcome escape from the daily metro rush. Forget the long queues at Durgabai Deshmukh station! SBSC's location allows for a relaxed commute to nearby stations like Chirag Delhi, Panchsheel Park, or Greater Kailash. This translates to less stress and more time to delve into your studies and explore campus life.

A Culinary Delight:

Step into the SBSC canteen, and prepare to have your taste buds tantalized. Renowned for its superior quality and diverse offerings, the food consistently outshines even the canteens of Moti Lal Nehru College and Ram Lal Anand College. From comforting Indian dishes to international delights, SBSC's canteen caters to every palate, ensuring a satisfying and enjoyable dining experience.

Intellectual Powerhouse:

SBSC fosters a vibrant intellectual environment. The student body here is known for its sharp minds and articulate nature. Engaging in conversations with your peers, you'll discover a passion for learning and a drive to excel. These interactions not only enrich your understanding but also prepare you to confidently represent SBSC in any intellectual forum.

Considering All Aspects:

Just like any institution, SBSC has its own strengths and weaknesses. While it shines in terms of manageable commutes, top-notch dining options, and an intellectually stimulating environment, it's important to conduct your own research to determine if it aligns with your academic and social aspirations.

The Final Verdict:

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College is an exceptional institution that deserves serious consideration. Explore its diverse academic programs, delve deeper into its unique culture, and make an informed decision. Remember, the perfect college is the one that best reflects your individual goals and aspirations.

Thank you for reading! I wish you all the best in your college selection process.

P.S. While this review focuses on the general strengths of SBSC, it's important to research the specific courses offered by the college to see if they align with your...

Saheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC) is amongst one of the better college in India for commerce stream and definitely worth considering for other streams as well. The college although is small comparatively to other top college our principal lord atree is doing it's best to improve itself. The college consists of around 3000 morning and 3100 evening college people ranging from 1st year to final year.

Academics is (8.5/10): Our commerce and eco faculty is goated, shoutout to miss pallavi manchanda and miss soumya verma they are among sweetest staff members. While commerce faculty is strict they do their job pretty well you could blame large batch size of 60+ students which might be causing inefficient teaching.

College Life is (4/10): Vast number of du students aren't from delhi and this college not having a hostel and nearby area being expensive does a very good job at making a dent in your pocket. Which contributes to bad college life experiences. Different people might have different experience i for myself isn't in any society or have a friend group so that might skewed the experience.

Overall my experience has been a mixed bag especially with strict attendence policy which has been recently...