Worth it

It was under delhi university so syllabus and curriculumn in good but exposure wise it was not that good compared to other north campus colleges, delhi university.

I scored 88% in my 12th and got my admission on the basis of my percentage in my 12th board.

Great. I learned a alot new things. Earlier found to be hard.but when I develop my interest into this course, I kind of started liking it and did'nt find it difficult but challenging.

I made a mistake of not pursuing any kind of internship in my college years. But we do conduct activities for our fest. Internship was not much important for me as I want to masters further.

Not good. Only very few companies came for the placement. Our college need to work on that part. As, I did get into genpect through campus placement but still I find genpect is not that worth it to gain much experience in future.

We celebrated college fest and department fest. NCC and NSS programme. Also, quize competition, programme on Aids Day and Blood Donation Programme. Seminar on certain issues like public policies.

No, it was not at all expensive. Since, my college was under government department so the fees was feasible and not much high. For 3 years graduation it was only 18000 rs.

Yes, if your family income is less than 4 lakh per annum & you scored 70% and above you will get scholarship.

Many debates are conducted and many events on sports are also held time to time. Nss and ncc programe are there to promote more such event. Self defence programme was also conducted for girls safety.

I was not from outside city so I live in my home only. Near to my college is my home. So, I have no idea about it.

Not much interaction with my alumini committe.It was not much active in my college. If, it would have been then I would have known that. So, not much on alumini

It was delhi university conducted examination. Had a defined course structure and syllabus plus examination were held on semester basis.

Faculty was fine. There were some great teachers but at the same time I found some of them whose concept are itself not clear to them and hence, not able to transact true knowledge to us.