Indraprastha College for Women (IP), New Delhi

Established in 1924, Indraprastha College for Women is a prominent institution under the University of Delhi, recognized for its historical significance as the city's oldest women's college. The college is situated on a heritage campus, symbolizing the commitment to women's education and empowerment.

Infrastructure and Facilities

• Campus recognized as a heritage property.
• Barrier-free environment ensuring accessibility.
• Basic medical services available, including daily nurse and counselor presence.
• Access to a local hospital for emergencies.
• Seven Research and Learning Resource Centres including:
• Museum and Archives Learning Resource Centre
• Translation and Translation Studies Centre
• Centre for Earth Studies
• Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies
• Music Archives & Listening Room (Baithak)
• Centre for Sanskrit Studies and Research
• Yoga and Well-Being Centre

Academic Offerings

The college has an enrollment of approximately 3,500 students across its undergraduate and graduate programs. The curriculum encompasses a wide range of disciplines, with a focus on:

• Humanities
• Mathematical Sciences
• Commerce

The institution supports advanced students through a Research Methodology Program and provides funding via an Undergraduate Research Grant for innovative projects.

Admission Criteria

Indraprastha College operates on a need-blind admission policy, promoting inclusivity and access to education for all applicants.

Placement and Career Services

The college provides professional support through a dedicated Career Guidance and Placement Cell, along with a mentoring program for students to enhance their employability and career readiness.

Quality Assurance

Indraprastha College is committed to maintaining high educational standards, evidenced by its Grade 'A' accreditation from the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC).