

Hindu College is a college in New Delhi, affiliated with the University of Delhi, founded in 1899.
Hindu College was founded in 1899 by Late Shri Krishna Dassji Gurwale in the historic Kinari Bazar (Chandni Chowk), with prominent Delhi citizens as trustees. It started with thirteen students and six teachers. The college was previously affiliated with Panjab University and became affiliated with the University of Delhi in 1922. In 1953, it moved from its Kashmere Gate premises to its present location in the heart of the University's North Campus. The Parliament of the Republic of Hindu College was instituted in 1935 as a structure of internal democracy.
The college offers undergraduate courses in 19 disciplines and postgraduate programmes in 14 disciplines in humanities, science, and commerce. It is approved to offer M.A. classes. Its mission is to nurture students with a keen analytical and scientific bent of mind and a sensitivity to their responsibilities and human values. Admissions to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes are through CUET-UG and CUET-PG via CSAS of the University of Delhi.
The 25-acre campus houses classrooms, laboratories, a library, playing fields, a sports pavilion, a seminar hall, an auditorium, computer rooms, a canteen, and halls of residence. The Research Centre covers 38000 sq feet and has 20 science research labs. Facilities also include the Sanganeria and Sushila Devi Auditoriums, Utsav Amphitheatre, lawns and gardens, and a plant nursery. The college has more than 4,000 students and 200 teachers.
The college is located at Sudhir Bose Marg, University Enclave, Delhi - 110007, India. It received an A+ grade in the first cycle of NAAC Accreditation in 2016. Hindu College was ranked first in the NIRF All India Ranking 2024. Its IQAC commenced operations from July 2015.