One of my friends studied at Kalindi College of Delhi University. According to her, it is a really good institution and offers decent opportunities. SPM is also a good college and it has its fair share of pros and cons. It is a well facilitated institution. Here are some facts about both of them:

Kalindi College:

• They have a highly experienced faculty. They are also helpful towards the students, you will get to learn a lot from them.
• The student crowd is diverse.
• Students here have to maintain a 80% attendance, otherwise they will not be able to sit for the examinations.
• Being in Delhi, it offers enough industrial exposure.

SPM: 

• It has active clubs and societies students can take part in. 
• They give a fair opportunity to every student. 
• It also has one of the best auditoriums in all DU colleges. 
• Their canteen is affordable and offers hygienic food. 
• The administration and faculty are not up to the mark. They are not cooperative with the students.
• The faculty members do not take initiative to encourage practical works, allow creativity, have valid arguments, etc.
• Also the college does not provide hostel facilities so people either have to live as paying guests or have to commute on a daily basis. 

So even though you might get ample opportunities like internships there is no active participation for this SPM lags a lot behind than the other DU colleges.

Overall SPM is a below average college where management does not put the slightest efforts to make it a better place. Therefore Kalindi will be a better option.

Aryabhatta College will be a better choice when compared to Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College.

• The faculty is good and highly experienced. 
• There are societies and clubs you can be a part of.
• The canteen food is hygienic and affordable.
• The college environment is peaceful and appropriate for an educational institution.
• Aryabhatta also provides better exposure.

It is suggested that you go for Aryabhatta College. Being a co-ed college situated in the main south campus has its own perks.