Go For Teachers and Faculty:-) Decent College.

Admission process:- Merit-based. DU releases cut-offs and you can choose your college based on your 12th Marksheet. Reason to choose:- As the college location is in a very decent locality with almost everything at walking distance. The faculty here is very learned especially the political science faculty which comes among the top of the DU list. They will guide you in every way possible be it with studies or future plans. Bad Aspects:-The campus is very small and it is a major problem because with it we didn't use to get the most of facilities that DU offer in other colleges. The crowd is another reason why most people don't choose despite having good teachers and other facilities. Good Aspects:- Teachers are amazing and very cooperative. The college has many active societies which you can explore and develop yourself. Fest season is one of the highlights where you can really enjoy yourself with your friends. There's a line which SACians quote- "Although we have a small campus our heart is big":-)

I did my bachelor's in Arts here because this is one of the most valuable courses that DU offers as you get to know and learn about many subjects which is quite useful for non-art background students and who prepare for the Civil services examination. Faculty:-Faculty is very good. They will help on and off the class. And will provide numerous opportunities such as we got to experience one of the parliament sessions and this was a surreal experience for all of us. But be prepared for the loss of many classes if DUTA goes on strike!! The student ratio was also decent as 60-70 students per class used to be present. Teachers are highly qualified and debates etc were held from time to time. One thing that doesn't go well is the suspension of the classes and its frequency sometimes was really high. Exams are held on basis of DU notice and timetable which was always on time. Sincere preparation is needed because the paper was set on basis of all the colleges of DU and was checked outside college premises.

Through Internship Mela or other sources, students tend to find suitable internships for themselves but very few students find themselves in good companies. As mostly are Arts students so they prefer to complete their degree and go for further education.

Different companies come for placements for many courses but mostly it is for commerce students such as E&Y, etc. But the package is not very high so students mostly prefer to continue their studies and enroll themselves in Masters or MBA. Many students go for other lines like acting, or government exam preparation.

Fees are really minimum as my course offered 10K per year But as there were no hostels so we had to look out for PGs or flats which can be expensive. Different courses provided different scholarships, but most of them didn't. Jobs that you get are mostly for the commerce group students which is not that good as compared to top colleges of DU. But there are many other things like internship Mela which DU organizes where various students can go and grab their internships based on interviews.

There is an annual Cultural fest - MEHAK which is held around January- February Evey year where different programs are held organized by various societies of the college and a special guest has invited mostly pop culture singers which is the main highlights of the fest. Different courses offer separate fest which goes around every year like .. electronics organizes ELECTRON and under every fest, many competitions are held with exciting prizes. There is a well-equipped library with separate sitting space but it's not very large. There is a major flaw in providing basic amenities in classrooms that needs to be fixed. For sports, there's a different group. There is NCC, NSS, environment club, literary club, dramatics society to name a few which are really good. Another flaw is because of lack of space for sports activities, students face Various issues to participate in competitions.

No. Admission is purely based on Merit /DU cut-off list. Delhi University releases its cut-off every year where based on the 12th percentage you can choose your college and can take admission. Some colleges also offer entrance exams for selected courses.