One of the erstwhile prime educational institutions in Uttarakhand, India, is DBS PG College, Dehradun. The campus, running across a stretch of 3. 53 acres, was founded in 1961 by this affiliated college. It offers varied undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Having a total enrolment of 5,446 students with a faculty strength of 56, it provides the most conducive atmosphere to its learners.
The NAAC acknowledges the DBS PG College for its excellent classroom-delivered education. The colleges have a number of facilities designed to support the academic and personal development of students. A well-stocked library with more than 48,000 books and journals provides a quiet environment for reading and research purposes. The barcoding system makes running the library very efficient.
There are departmental laboratories for experimental learning by students in the Science stream. Health of the students is taken care of by a visiting doctor and availability of emergency medical kits. Swarn Jayanti Sabhagar of the college serve as an auditorium which can be used for conducting of various cultural programmes as well as academic seminars.
Other modern facilities include a full-fledged gymnasium, sports facilities, and computer laboratory with internet access. Separate hostels for boys and girls are available within the campus, which ensures comfortable accommodation of out-station students . This institute offers 19 courses across 5 degree programs that cater to varied academic interests and professional aspirations.
Degree Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees B. Sc-Chemistry, Botany and Zoology 230 Rs 6737 B. Sc-Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics 190 Rs 6737 BA 270 Rs 4497 B. Sc-Physics, Mathematics and Geology 80 Rs 6737 B. Sc-Physics, Mathematics and Defence Strategic Studies 50 Rs 6737 The admission procedure in DBS PG College is mainly based on merit.
For undergraduate courses, all students who have passed their Intermediate or equivalent examination can apply. The college prepares a merit list for admission based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination. As far as postgraduate admissions go, the very process is almost identical: merit-based.