Bharati Institution, a top and distinguished women’s college, was founded as Bharati Mahila College as a constituent college with permanent affiliation to the University of Delhi by the Delhi Administration on September 20, 1971. As the name implies, it centred on women’s education and development, providing a safe area for female students to express themselves and study. The institution thinks that its students’ social and humanitarian participation is a defining characteristic.

It began operations on the grounds of a Government Senior Secondary School for Boys on Karol Bagh’s Link Road. The foundation was laid by a group of two hundred and forty-one students and a team of thirteen teaching personnel from six disciplines. The National Service Scheme has a highly active cell at the College, as well as a very talented and eager National Cadet Corps wing.

Bharati Institution, a constituent college of the University of Delhi, is one of the finest women’s colleges in West Delhi. It is set on a quiet and picturesque campus and serves over 2000 students, giving teaching in eleven disciplines in the Arts and Social Sciences. In eight of these, students can choose to take Honours courses. In addition, the College provides a Master’s degree in Hindi. Students are obliged to participate in co-curricular activities in addition to their academic obligations ( NSS, NCC and Sports).