Shashi Saurav 's Review On Satyawati Evening College - [SEC], New Delhi

I got admission on the basis of marks scored in 12th exam. As the college comes under University of Delhi, the admission is purely based on cut off basis declared by each college in the various courses they offer.

I am pursuing BA Pass course in economics and political science. It's a combination course. The syllabus is rich and you as the standards of DU portrays, the college's curriculum is uniformly in accordance with all the colleges of DU. Economics is not much vast even for a student who never studied it. In addition to these two, we have to study two languages that is Hindi and English.

No my college doesn't provide internship. Though there are various clubs and societies organising internships but most of them are unpaid.

Placement cells are there in every department to help out students with placements and other job opportunities. Generally students pursuing courses in arts go for competitive exams and seldom do they opt for placements. Packages are quite good in commerce department.

A freshers party is organised in the starting of session for New students. That is one common fest. Various departments too organise freshers for their respective department students. There's on annual fest which is organised in the month of January every year.

The fees is very nominal and anyone can afford it. I have paid 6,000 for one year that would be 18,000 for overall course. As it is a government college, the fees is very nominal. For other courses too the fees is near about this figure only. So that student from any section can afford quality education.

There is a scholarship given by university for meritorious student. It is purely on the basis of marks you have scored in semesters. Also you can get financial assistance by writing to university administration.

The sex ratio is almost equal. Student participate actively in various co curricular activities. There is a huge ground for cricket and football, courts for basketball, volleyball and badminton. NCC is also there and also college organises trips on yearly basis that is actually deprent wise.

There is no hostel of college and no mess but there are many boys and girls pgs around the college which provide space at affordable prices. Also they provide you with food and all so that you don't have to pay hefty amount everyday. Moreover there are affordable food joints near by. The college has one canteen which provides normal junks at little charges.

Alumni keep on visiting the premises at various occasions. They are very helpful and always willing to guide students on various career prospects.

Exam is organised by University and its uniformly organised throughout every college of DU. The questions are easy if you have studied well in the classroom. Exams are organised after every six months. That is semester system basically. Yearly exams is there for student of distant learning courses.

Firstly the cut off was declared. Afterwards I went to the college premises with my class 12th certificates and mark sheets. The administration verified the documents and then fees was submitted. It was not much of a lengthy process. Although there were big lines and you have to wait for sometime but then it's all worth it. There are current students roaming around to help you with any difficulties.

The faculty is good. Teachers are friendly and cooperative. They have vast knowledge and are always ready to help you out with any difficulty you are acing. Many a times extra classes are also organised by the teachers to help the student get a better understanding of the topic. If you focus properly in the class there's no need to give extra time to books outside.