Distance learning

It's good for those students who are not able to give time to their studies on daily basis. Those students who are also not able to get admission in the daily basis.

There was no entrance test. if you are a higher secondary pass, you can get admission in this college.

The course curriculum is not that good. the course curriculum is not updated from time to time.

No, there was no concept of the internship as it was a college for open learning. But if you will pursue the same course from the regular college of University of Delhi you have to undergo internship for a period ranging from 1 month to 2 months. The Stipend range is between Rs.2500 to Rs. 10000.

Being a distance Studies School of open learning does not provide for campus placement. But at the same time because you do not have to attend college on daily basis you can do study at home or can do the job while pursuing studies. Apart from above, you can also pursue various professional courses like Chartered Accountant, cost and management accountant, company secretary, actuary etc.

Except exam day there is always Holiday. As far as my knowledge is concerned about the festival and feast celebrated by the SOL branch of the University of Delhi there is no such celebration. Feast and Festivals are celebrated by the Regular Colleges of the University of Delhi from time to time with great zeal and enthusiasm.

For Bachelor of Arts prog, it ranges from Rs 3430 to 4200 on annual basis. For Bachelor of Commerce prog, it ranges from Rs 3430 to 4200 on annual basis. For Bachelor of Commerce Hons, it ranges from Rs 3830 to 5600 on annual basis. For Bachelor of Arts Eng Hons, it ranges from Rs 3530 to 5600 on annual basis.

Although the cost of the course is affordable. But still, scholarship facility is available for the students who do not come from financial sound family. In order to avail scholarship student have to pay fees first then take it by refund route.

Although, it's a distance college but there will not even a single day when you will not found it full of Students, some taking admission, some student at inquiry counter, some taking various NOC while some for enjoying the crowd. When you visit the campus you will find the place full of both genders( Boys and Girls).

There is no such facility for distance learning student as its a distance college. But because SOL is a branch of the University of Delhi so there are so many regular colleges of University of Delhi North Campus which provide Hostel and mess facility. But it's needless to say that the standard is not at par with the fame of the college, yes PG are also available in the near by area, on a monthly rent ranging from Rs. 2500 to Rs 7500 per month.

No such network exists as there are no regular classes. But when you need help you can go to SOL campus and solve your query discussing with them. But as such, there is no formal network.

Exams are generally conducted in the month of June and July on annual basis. in order to appear in the exams of any session, you must take admission at least 6 months prior to exams. which is a plus point for this college. Generally, exams of B com are conducted back to back with a gap max one day leave you are able to revise major chunk of course as the curriculum is not that tough and vast. But the negative point about the Exam of the SOL is that you do not get marks on the basis of the Content quality rather focus is put on the number of copies you fill in the exams.

The Admission process generally starts after the higher secondary results are out. In order to get admission in this college, you have to fill form Online through the college website https://sol.du.ac.in. Once you filled the form correctly with the requisite information, you have to make payment as per the course selected by you.on successfull payment a receipt is sent on your email. with that receipt you have to go to SOL campus for collecting your books.

As it was a distance learning college. Interaction level was not much as I had to go to college at my will that too only on holiday or Sunday. Apart from this due to lack of time faculty used to focus only on teaching very important topics rather than interacting with the student.