DRC Review by First Year Student

• The structure of the course was from basic to advanced. The structure made sure that all the basics are cleared specially for those who did not have psychology as a subject in class 12. • The course is well-tuned with the practical aspects that makes us better equipped for tackling real world problems. • Inclusion of field trips every semester should be implemented for better insight about the materials in the course. • Midterms are held in between our semester that is of moderate level that consists of 1 or 2 units, usually for 30 marks. The end semester exams are held at the end of the semester for around 90 marks which has higher level of difficulty.

• As a first year student, I have yet to participate in internship opportunities. • the placement cell actively works to bring good internships to our college. • the average package lies around ?6 lakh with the highest around ?24 lakhs

• Yearly/ Tuition fees - ?35100 • Registration fees via DU portal - ?250 • Scholarships available: •PMSSS Scholarship •Himachal Pradesh Scholarship Welfare of Scheduled Backward Classes Caste & • Delhi E-district Scholarship NSP Scholarship •Inspire Scholarship •NIVH(For Divyangjan) •AICB (for Divyangjan) •Help The Divyangjan) Blind Foundation (For Swachhta Saarthi Fellowships Himachal Scholarship Board of Education • sikkim Scholarship (Service for availing •Scholarship for Post Matric Scholarship for EBC Student, Post Matric Scholarship for Central) Sstudent,Post Matric OBC •Scholarship for SC Student, Post Matric ?Scholarship for ST Student and Pre Matric Scholarship to ST •Bihar Post Matric Scholarship

? College life is calm yet happening. There are lots of clubs and societies. • Freshers was held which had a big party department wise. • Dandiya party was also held during navratri. • Manjari is a cultural fest which is held annually and many artists are called at the campus to perform. • The North east cell, Purvasha organises Khrengbar, a cultural annual fest, and also other amazing fests. • Books are available at the library for most of the courses. However some books are outdated. • The labs are well equipped with all the necessary imstruments. Computers are working. Fans are provided. The rooms are well lit. The wifi is very slow. • Fencing, kho-kho, football, volleyball, badminton and other sports are there. There are indian classical dance and music clubs respectively and western dance and music clubs too. • Annual event of psychology dept. Is held on Mental Health Day where everybody participated actively for a good cause. • There are placement cell, WD cell, north east cell, art club, music club, dance club, and so on

• I applied to Cotton University, Guwahati and got selected. The course structure was okay and it was near to my hometown if I failed to get into DU. However , I got DRC and was satisfied with their course structure and reputation. Also , I realised it was better for me to go outstation for better exposure • I applied to st. Edmunds and st. Anthony's in Shillong and also got accepted. • the admissions criteria is : 1. 12th standard clearance 2. CUET is the basis of college allocation 3. After CUET EXAM, we need to sign up at DU portal and fill all the necessary details. 4. After that preference list is made. 5. Colleges are allocated based on preference list and CUET marks. • The cutoff for my college was around 860+ for my course. The overall experience was hectic yet memorable.

• There are 10 faculty members in Psychology department with students around 62 in our batch. • The faculties I liked the most will be: 1. Dr. Meetu Khosla 2. Dr. Kshitija Wason 3. Dr. Sandhyarani Hawbam Their approaches and their commitments made psycholgy even better for me. • The faculties I had a tough time connecting with: 1. Ms. Ruchi Bhati : It was hard for me to grasp the content she was teaching. 2. Dr. Bodhraj k. : the way of teaching was not for me. • There are mid term exams which is held in between our semesters which had only 1 or 2 units that were comparatively easier and end term exams which is held at the last of our semester. Our results are not shown yet so no idea about the ratio of students who failed. The course curriculum is very relevent.

• the college gates close around 6-7pm. • The hostel curfew is 7pm. • the college starts from 8.30 am and closes at around 6-7pm. • The best places to hangout would be nearby cafés around the campus. Also our canteen is nice and hygienic. And safety wise, inside the campus is very safe and guards are there at all times.