The Government of Delhi founded Satyawati College, a constituent college of the University of Delhi, in 1972. The college is named after Behen (Sister) Satyawati, Swami Shradhanand’s granddaughter and a notable liberation fighter. The College is strategically located in Ashok Vihar, North Delhi, with a vast campus that spans 10 acres. It is a co-educational school that welcomes pupils from all walks of life.

The College is privileged to boast one of the greatest auditoriums in the University of Delhi, the spectacular, state-of-the-art ‘Satya Auditorium.’ It will undoubtedly improve academic and artistic pursuits, as well as co-curricular activities. The College features a full-fledged Sports Department in a separate block to assist students in excelling in their sporting ability. It also addresses the particular training requirements of people with impairments.

The College offers a contemporary, well-equipped Seminar Room, a Computer Laboratory, and a fully computerised and air-conditioned Dr Haldar Memorial Library with extensive book and magazine collections. The college is constantly one step ahead of the competition when it comes to innovative educational techniques and technology used in the teaching-learning process. The college offers Value Added Courses, Short Term Courses, Certificate Courses, and Bridge Courses in addition to conventional campus-based courses.