Ritik Futela 's Review On School Of Open Learning, University Of Delhi - [SOLDU], New Delhi

12th class boards is the prerequisite required to get into sol, I scored 83% in my 12th class boars exam,had to do ca so needed a correspondence course to complete my graduation.

It is quite basic, for first year it is mostly same as class 12th syllabus, though will require hard revision, I gonna focus more on my ca as it includes all that 1st year have. It has 5 subjects, most of them are basic, most problematic for most of students is hindi as everyone is out of touch, so it will require extra attention.

No, my college does not provide internship. Just provide degree, being a graduation program at first there is no internship.

They do provide campus recruitment opportunities, very few students are recruited through it. Job opportunities are not very good, being a correspondence course you couldn't expect much either out of it. But still it's quite fair. But outside of campus recruitment, opportunities are well and I've heard they offer decent packages too.

Fee structure is one of the most feasible in India, they charge less than 4000 rupees for the first year and somewhat near this amount in second and third year. They help a lot of students who can't afford private colleges as they are freaking expensive.

College provide fees concessions to students from obc, sc and St category. scholarships Is also provided to students who score over 75% marks. No such loan facility is provided by the college.

Sol doesn't provide hostel facility, but there are a lot of Pg in Delhi for accommodation. On an average pg owners charge 5000-10000 on monthly basis, then for food you have to count on tiffin services which roughly charge 3000 for a month, food quality is no where as decent as compared to home cooked food.

Alumni network is great. A lot of alumni are my friends and they help me a lot on as to what I should do and what I shall study from. They are a great help and usually keep in touch with each other.

Exam structure is quite simple, they conduct exams every once in a year, which I'd quite chilled and leave me with a lot of time to study for my ca exams. There are 5 subjects, most of them are easy and doesn't require a lot of attention as they are also covered in CA. Hindi is one that is frustrating.

Sol provide admission on the bases of 12th class exams, minimum % required is 50%. For admission forms are available online, and at campus, I filled mine online and paid my fees online too. There was no test for the entrance, all you had to do was give was class 12th exam and score Atleast 50% marks to enroll in it.