Remarks
Basically, there was an entrance conducted by DUET, which was back then under DU and now known as CUET, around July. After that, a merit list is released based on the cutoff marks set by the respective college department. You need to verify your documents, first in the Department of Commerce (DSE), and then at your respective college, where your name appears. This all essentially comprises the admission process.
Course Curriculum Overview
So, basically, there are 4 semesters, each including 5 subjects. In each semester of the first year, you cover subjects you've studied in your BCom and BCom (Hons). Then, in the second year, you choose a major and minor based on your interest field, such as marketing, finance, international business, and banking. These are mostly common subjects opted for by students, based on the faculty. Generally, you have teachers who mostly teach you in DSE, so you follow the curriculum accordingly for exams. For internals and attendance, you need to attend your respective department.
Fees and Financial Aid
Since the fees are quite low for post graduation in most of the colleges so this system doesn't work here like regular students, scholarships aren't as common, but you can apply for basic DU scholarships, which are usually need-based or offered under other categories provided by DU.
Campus Life
So basically, there are two libraries. The first is RTL (Ratan Tata Library), accessible to all in DSE, requiring an early pass costing 1200 rupees. The second library is in SRCC, accessible to all courses respective to the department. Regarding clubs and societies, there's mainly the Placement Cell (CMC), where you can become a society member, and perhaps 1-2 content societies. You also get basic access to the Crossroads college fest in SRCC, which generally takes place once a year. Additionally, there's a business conclave for general pep talks by famous personalities and industry leaders. These are all part of college life.
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