STUDENTS' UNION
The Deshbandhu Evening College Students' Union is affiliated to the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU). Guided by faculty advisors, the Students Union is responsible for enriching the cultural and academic life of the institution. Among other activities it organizes the annual cultural festival of the college and various educational trips.

SPORTS, N.C.C. AND N.S.S.
The college provides facilities for various sports activities. There is a playing field for cricket, football, volleyball, kho-kho and athletics. Indoor games like table tennis, badminton, chess and carom are also encouraged. Special attention is paid to weightlifting and power lifting.

The college has a unit of the National Cadet Corps. Rifle shooting can be practiced in the Firing Range on the college grounds. The National Service Scheme was introduced in the college in 1975. It has fostered the active participation of student volunteers in the tasks of nation building and development.

COMMERCE SOCIETY
Constituted last year, this society of Commerce Department students and teachers organized two seminars with specialist speakers from both academia and industry.

ECO CLUB
Eco-Club volunteers try to generate environmental awareness through various activities, including competitions, workshops, seminars and lectures..

ENGLISH LITERARY ASSOCIATION
This society has students of the English Department as well as of the Film Studies Course as its members. It organises various indoor and outdoor activities for its members as well as regular film screenings

PLACEMENT CELL
The college has a Placement Cell under the supervision of a faculty member, which provides career guidance and placement assistance to students.

COMPULSORY TEST IN HINDI
All students (except foreign nationals) who have not studied Hindi at all or studied it upto a level lower than Class VIII are required to pass a Compulsory Test in Hindi conducted by the University. Such students should inform the College Office about their cases by the 16th of August, at the latest. However, those students who did not offer Hindi at the Class X or XII level, but have passed Class VIII with Hindi, must submit a certificate to this effect from the Head of the School for exemption from the Compulsory Test in Hindi.