The Real Story

When I applied for admission to Delhi University I was very nervous about how admission will be taken for the colleges but due to COVID-19, it was a merit-based selection. The eligibility criteria for applying under B.com for the colleges was the same as for other colleges or universities, i.e. one should have studied the subject of accounting, business studies and economics and if he opts for any other subjects then 2% marks will be deducted. I availed of reservations under the EWS for applying to the colleges. I don't have any improvement suggestions because now admission is being done on CUET criteria which I would have opted for if I was given the chance cause it would have aided me to get into a better college. But I won't the same for my college experience at first I was new to this city and didn't have much knowledge but with the flow of time, I met many colleagues and friends and participation in societies which made it a very good experience for me.

I choose this course because along with my graduation I am also a CA aspirant who has cleared his foundation(first attempt) and going for the intermediate exam this time of year. I choose this course because most of the subjects were the same and being a commerce pass out it was a perfect choice for me. In my college, there are 15 to 20 facility members who take care of the commerce department in our college and there are almost 50 students in each class. Our faculty teachers are very qualified some of them were earlier government employees and one of them is a speaker at WHO. The teaching methods of faculty teachers were based on students' needs and they always used many examples to prove their facts. The term exams were never as per the time in Delhi University because in the first semester we were given a time of 5 months other than that second and third semesters were only 4 and 3 months, due to which I had a lot of pressure on my CA exam and regarding attendance. The exam level was moderate, not hard

The internship opportunities offered by the college are Noephyte consulting service(3months) , Garniche(3 months) and many more are still coming to the college currently since its the 3rd semester I have limited scope to apply but for last year students, there are plenty opportunities available. The project of the garniche intership is to get a good graphic designer for the task of posting on their social media and create promotional post for them. The NEO has intership as human resource intern and business development intern.

The campus placement of my college is decent. It provides college placement from the third semester, to which I am also enrolled currently. The companies which have visited the college are 1. Deloitte 20-25 2. Neophyte consulting services 3. Chegg India 4. Stanza Living 5. Culture 6. Garniche I don't have any idea about the highest-ever package offered. Almost 60 to 70 percent of students got the placement. I have the aim of becoming a CA along with the completion of my college degree which I will achieve after that I want to apply for masters in economics to achieve my dream of becoming an economist for the Government of India.

My college fees are around 11500 per year excluding exam fees of 500rs. per semester which is fair. The fee hike will affect students who are from different states and students who are living in PGs cause it will increase their expenses and cost of study. I haven't received any scholarship or financial assistance or job from the college campus but I have this year I have applied for an internship programme from the college.

My life at the campus is very good, the college fest and tech fest are mostly conducted in the months of October and November(during the time of freshers orientation) by the college societies and before the farewell of the third year student by the college, other than that society seminars are conducted by the societies each month (there are more than 20+ societies in the college). Our college library is moderately big and contains books as per the students and professors need it has 1000+ books and journals. Also, every class has a projector in it and our college has nearly every sports team except some. My college has many social groups some of them are ujjalo sanstha and sfs( students for Seva) which are not backed by the college and they provide food and teaches slum children free of cost. I am a part of ujjalo sanstha as well.