Motilal Nehru College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

If you like to study chemistry and want to graduate in it from DU then this college will be a nice choice. Teachers are nice and student oriented. They will not just teach you theory wise instead they will show you its practical use and tou will spend most of your time in chemistry lab. Lab is awesome.

A lot of sports equipment makers and sports marketing companies have hired students from our colleg and placements are nearly done with an in hand salary of 5lakhs plus. However, placements are not possible until we are in our final year as that I feel needs to be changed. Almost 80% students from our branch are placed as students or our course hardly have any supply and demand is quite high.

Me personally why i chose this course because it is very helpful for the further competitive exams like UPSC, SSC etc.. For the government exams this course is considered to be best. The difficulty was average it wasn't that hard i passed with 7.1 cgpa, it depends on how well u can study by yourself than being dependent on teachers.

I chose this course personally to be able to grow in my critical thinking and be solution oriented as I knew this would serve as a base for a lifetime. This course at Delhi University allowed me to develop that. The coursework was demanding but it sharpens one's analytical skills and teaches one to approach problems in different angles. The course dives deep into the core area of mathematics - algebra, integrative math, statistics, calculus amongst others. The fundamentals of the course provide a good base for a person to use these applications in the real world where jobs are concerned. Some practicals or a more demonstrative approach of teaching would be a good enhancement to the already existing teaching methods.

I would rate my course curriculum in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness 7 out of 10. Here occurs a lot of activities and quizzes in maths society related to our maths department. They involve student in a lot of activities.

The course i choosed is physical science because i know that a bsc can't feed us and i have to opt for other options like government exam etc.But in this college teachers and course is good so i also passes in subject without studying.

As I was going to take admission in Delhi University so I took physics hons because the university will give us practical knowledge about the course, so I got influence to take this course. I think the NEP curriculum is not good because it increases the number of subjects and the colleges are not taking these additional course (i.e VAC, AEC) seriously. Faculties are not giving any practical knowledge of additional subjects. I don't think so there is any difference in NEP and CBCS curriculum.

so you need to have a great interest in maths , its not the numerical type maths that you studied in high school but completely different theoritical maths with lots of proofs and theorems . its not too tough but requires regular study . also the exams take place 3 to 4 months after the sem starts . the syllabus is easily covered and if you just solve the pyqs one month before exams you are good to go ( teachers are a little lenient in exams too hehe ; ).

The comprehensive study of physics principles,advanced laboratory work and opportunities for research are the thing I choose this course.the practical skills and research are strong foundation for real world experience.

I want to pursue B Sc as a Physics major and the University of Delhi is very reputed. So I choose this course. Faculty:student ratio is 1:3. Teachers are qualified and have good knowledge in their respective fields. Exams are very easy to pass.