The admission process at Delhi University involves applying online and meeting the required cut-off percentage for colleges like Kalindi College. Applicants must purchase and fill out an admission form, submit necessary documents, and choose optional subjects. Once admitted, applicants receive a confirmation message. The faculty, comprising both ad hoc and permanent staff, is described as punctual and helpful, though larger student numbers can be challenging to manage. The course curriculum, particularly in computer studies, requires dedication.
Tuition fees are generally affordable, with the annual fee around Rs 30,000 to Rs 31,000, totaling approximately Rs 2 lakh for graduation. Scholarships are available for OBC, SC, ST, and economically disadvantaged students, with additional support from the Delhi Government for SC/ST, OBC, and minority students. Placement efforts are managed by the central and college placement cells, with internship fairs attracting companies like Wipro, TCS, and Byju's. Around 40% of students secure placements, with 11 undergraduate students placed in 2022.
The college encourages skill development, such as coding, to enhance placement prospects. However, the college's placement cell is not highly effective, requiring students to seek job opportunities independently.
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