Review about kirorimal college

Positive Different society are in college which help to develop the talent of the students like Debate society ,NCC,NSS etc Negative Need to develop the interior of Chemistry Lab Improve the condition of Sports ground

There are total three semester in complete Graduation course And in every year two semesters once exam held in May-june and second in Nov-Dec. Marks are in SGPA method Now know also marks system Marks are total sum of written exams +internal+Assignment+project files+Attendence And before the one months of exams You need to fill exam form and match the course If you are failed in one subject then u not need to worry you give the exam next year with new batch and also continue your next year with Yours classmates

Yes there was an option for placements and job opportunities.Time to time placements cells are held by the placement society of college. And this society first notice all about this on notice board And also appoint a helpdesk in college area where they solve all queries realted to the placement and job opportunities. There also organise the seminars where they invite the different aluminis and icon personality's Which solve the issue of students and help to solve there problems

1)Founders day celebration:- On this occustion NCC society Doing parade and different activities 2)Freshers:-It organise to welcomes the new freshers 3)Farewells:-It organise for seniors who has there last year in college 4)Fest:-Fezt means like an festival Here the different DJ invited and it has best fun and dance here 5)Art auxibition. In this art society present there beautiful paints and senerties

Feasible compair to the others university and way of study is the best than other The fees structure of my course was approximately INR 10,000 for one year. I had to pay this amount in one instalments. The first instalment is to be made at the time of admission for first year and the for second year is to be made after the completion for Ist year. The examination fees, library access fees, etc. are included in this only.

Yes the different types of scholarship are provided to the students And college staff upload all information about these in offical site of college and also on the notice boards andGiving everyone a fair chance to bring out the best in them and considering all disciplines at par, Delhi University, on 22nd August, 2014, came out with miscellaneous scholarships for DU students. From Economics to Music, the University authorities have tried to amalgamate all the myriad courses it offers in an attempt to acknowledge student welfare and equal opportunity to all. DU Beat brings to you a glimpse of the scholarships open for the Under-graduate students. Dr. V.K.R.V. Rao Endowment Book-Grant: Eligibility- A student from any college belonging to the family of a Class IV or Class III employee of the university, presently in the First Year of a Three-year degree course. Amount- Rs. 100/- per month The scholarship is awarded for a year, though renewable if the performance of the scholar is satisfactory. Vijay Kumar Memorial Chadha Book-Grant: Eligibilty- Any student of CLC (Campus Law Centre) in the First Year of LL.B, whose parents’ income (including his own income) is less than the minimum taxable income. Amount- Rs. 100/- per month The scholarship is awarded for two years, renewable on a yearly basis. Shri Motilal Kaul Atma Memorial Book-Grant: Eligibility- The scholarship shall be awarded to blind students from any college who join the First Year of B.A. (Hons.)/ B.Com. (Hons.)/ B.Sc. (Hons.) of Delhi University. Amount- Rs. 150/- per month The scholarship is tenable for three years, renewable on a yearly basis if the performance of the recipient is satisfactory. Dr. (Mrs.) Shobhana Nayar & Prof. D.P. Nayar Scholarship in Music: Eligibility- The scholarship will be awarded to a candidate coming from an economically backward background, who secures the highest marks in his/her Class 12th examinations and joins B.A. (Hons.) Music course of DU. Amount- Rs. 3500/- per annum The scholarship is renewable on a yearly basis for the 2nd and 3rd year. Tamae Kami Memorial Merit Scholarship: Eligibility- The scholarship shall be awarded to a student of One Year Intensive Advanced Diploma in Japanese Language (Full-Time) Amount- Rs. 200/- per month The scholarship shall be awarded every year and tenable for nine months only from 1st August of an academic year to 30th April of the same. All scholarships shall be awarded by the Academic Council of Delhi University upon the recommendations of various Selection Committees. The last date to register for any of these scholarships is October 31, 2014.

No I am not in hostel But Delhi University is one of the most sought-after universities in the country for higher education. Attracting students from all over India, DU also gives them an opportunity to enjoy life and studies in the Capital. It is a challenging task for students fresh out of school to live on their own in a new city. To make things easy, a number of colleges in DU provide hostel facilities to their students. “I have learnt a lot by living in a hostel. Here, we get to interact with a lot more people. We have to sometimes move out of our comfort zones and adjust with other people. Hostel life teaches you a number of lessons which help you in the long run,” says Deeksha Agarwal, a second-year student and my friend from my near college Daulat Ram College. Though living in hostel implies that one has to adhere to a number of rules and regulations and restrictions, there is an element of fun involved that only a hosteller knows about. “I love living in the college hostel. I do miss home sometimes, but the friends I have made here are like my family. A number of activities, debates and discussions take place here, which enables me to interact with a number of people, and about their opinions and perspectives related to various important issues,” says Rajat Gupta frommy college Kirori Mal College.

Yes Time to time many alumini and seniors comes in college to interact the juniors and share there moments and guide them for there coming future Job hunts, business deals and funding prospects are now increasingly being facilitated over a previously overlooked advantage - the alma mater connect. Take for instance, IvyCamp — a technology-based platform that leverages on the global alumni network. It partners with educational institutions and alumni to connect entrepreneurs with experts, investors, corporates, and other entrepreneurs. This is based on the premise that it is easier to get a foot in the door with your investor if you are from the same alma mater as him/her. Colleges in India too are becoming aware of the benefits an actively engaged alumni can have for the institution and its students. Here are some reasons why you and your college should work towards building an active community of alumni:

Step1-First you need to register for Delhi university at there offical site Step2-Delhi University upload cut offs of different courses as respective colleges Step3-Now you need check this and match in which Range Your marks are lies Step4 -After this you go in college with some documents as 10th, 12th marksheet, character certificate,, etc Step5-After all this fee processor is online Go to Delhi University offical site and pay the fee

There is best faculty here which helps you in your study but also group of teacher assign of no of students who helps them in there all problems of college and in others problems outside the college. Now see that ground floor assign to chemistry department Here all labs and classes are going on Next come to first floor it is physics department Now the second floor it's Biology department. And the Maths department and Hindi Urd au department in different building that along the Ashoka lawn