A journey worth sharing

The office stuff is rude. The hang out places are almost negligible. Some teachers are really useless. College is far from main campuses but otherwise it's fine.

This college was like 15 mins from my home so it was kind of no brainer to opt for this college. I didn't get north campus otherwise they are definitely a better option. For science department, DDUC is actually a good option if you leave nearby and want a politics free environment.

I did Bsc MTS which was kind of a general course so we had to study 3 subjects overall. Maths, CS and OR. The pressure wasn't much but maybe the teachers can be more helpful. We weren't allowed to choose our electives because the infrastructure. Sucks big time in that case.

They do organize a internship concave twice a year and few companies and NGOs come. I have applied for a few and got selected but I wasn't contacted by them again so it was waste of time. I don't know anyone who got internship from college.

Placements are fine if you really wanna get placed. By fine I mean around 30-40% students get placed if they try. Attending all the workshops, working on their skills and especially their communication skills. Companies for Bcom and BMS students and students from those courses have a upper hand. Around 70% get placed.

Since it is DU college, it has no dearth of societies and events. I was a part of Debating society (it was a pretty good one) and Optizone (Mts society). And other really good societies are Kalamkaar (writing society), drama society, dance society, music society, finance,NSS etc. There are many many societies. And a lot of them are pretty active and good.

The fee structure is cheap, some 10k per year. I don't think there is any other college in Delhi cheaper than this (expect DU ones obviously). Other than that there are scholarship options for students from minority category and sc/st/ obc categories.

They do offer some scholarships, mostly for SC/st/obc students and some for other minority categories.

Campus life won't be really great since their is not hang out place near by. You would have to travel for at least 15 mins to get somewhere decent but that too is limited. Students from North or south campus have better opportunity in that matter. Gender ratio is fine, 50-50 I would say. Everything else like labs, extracurricular activities, sports and other clubs are really good, maybe not as good as north campus but definitely at par with most south campus colleges.

I can't say about hostel since I never stayed there but since they are new, you can expect them to be really clean and functioning. It's just 2 minute walk from college and inside the campus only. I can't say about mess food but the canteen is cheap and their is amul dairy too.

The college alumnus do visit college once in a while and they get in touch with juniors. They can tell you about stuff you can do later on but it's best not to rely on them much.

The exam structure is pretty much like all the colleges of DU. Same syllabus, same courses, same timing etc. Dates for internals vary a lot depending on teacher and sometimes teachers give marks depending on your reputation in college. So better have a good profile.

Around 8-10 cutoffs are released to get admission. If your marks are higher than the cutoff after the marking procedure, just go to the college, get your marks checked and pay the fees. It hardly takes a day if you have all the required documents on the first days.

Some teachers were good others were not. At the end of the day you would have to study yourself, if you have doubts then they can help you out but don't expect anybody to spoon-feed you. If you are not attending classes, your marks will be deducted not just from your attendance marks but also from internal and practical marks. And there would times when teachers won't write recommendations for you if you are not in their good books.