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A place to explore your own inner qualities. It is a place which makes you see what you had till date learnt through books and gives you a first hand experience. One field where the college can further excel is Infrastructure and more engagements that are

There was a written entrance test based based on contemporary issues, both objective and subjective in nature. The next step was personal interview by an interview panel. There has been two very good colleges in India to pursue Masters in social work one of which is Department of Social work, Delhi university.

Course curriculum is roughly divided into two parts with different subjects in combination in the four semester of two-year course. There are core subjects on social work discipline like social case work, social group work, community work, social welfare administration, social action, social research paper. Apart from there are two electives each in two semesters in 2nd year. It extends the opportunity to study subjects like mental health, public health, children and family, organizational behavior, disability, urban community development etc. Apart from the above mentioned range of subjects. There has subjects from different disciplines like sociology, psychology, social justice, political science ,human rights, social development and social policy to let the students get a comprehensive and deep knowledge of all the contemporary concerns in a theoretical frameworkThere is other aspect of course curriculum I.e. Field work practice where the students are engaged in concurrent field work for 2 years, each in different work setting which usually ranges from health setting, mental health setting, education sector, communities, agencies, NGOs etc to govt. Bodies like NCW etc.

Usually the students gets involved with agencies, NGOs, other govt offices for internship along with CSR companies in corporate sector. Not all the internships are paid and it depends on the companies or the agency's internal policy whether a stipend is offered on not. The experience of internship are very enriching and insightful in nature due to engagement of the student in both field setting and in documentation work. There is a compulsory internship which a student is required to do after the completion of first year with minimun of 30 days of field work. Apart from that the student can get engage in other holidays also. There is one rural camp organized by the college for exposure for the students during 2nd year.

Last year I.e. in 2015 there has been around 90-95% of campus placement. The CSR companies like ONGC, GAIL, Tata has been coming to the college for placement for past few year. They offered an initial offer of 4.5 lakhs per annum in the training period. Consultancy companies like KPMG also came which took one student for placement and two for paid internship (30 thousand for 2 months)in the gurgaon branch. The placement was offered on 6.5 lakh per annum. Apart from these companies organizations like Aajeevika, pradaan which work in rural development came for the campus selection and took around 15-20 students on package of around 4-5 lakh per annum. In the current batch the palcements have already started and microfinance company MHFC, PSUs like TPDDL, Consultancy company like Sri ram companies has already come. And the package offered by them lies from 4-6 lakh per annum.

There are seminars on various social issues which is held in the college. Annual function is a cultural event that is celebrated in our college. Apart from that alumni meet is also organized in the college. There are big seminars which involve a lot of programme and people from outside like Usha ramanthan, Nikhil Dey, Aruna roy has come. And emimnet historians, economist, sociologist from delhi univeristy as well as other academic institutions have also come.

The fee structure is feasible. It is around 14000 rupees per year for Masters student with absolutely no extra charges. The low fee structure is due to tej college being under Delhi university which is a central university funded by central government.

No, don't have much knowledge about it. Although there are scholarship offered for one students who is financially weak but I have no further details about it.

Gender ratio is usually women surpassing men in numbers with an exception in the current batch. There are hostel parties on the occasion of farewell,freshers, hostel nights, other festivals like lohri, Diwali, holi, eid etc. The hostle is like a closed knit family and the same goes for the department. There are students from almost every corner of the country form J&K to Andhra Pradesh etc. It is a hraggingvfreexine. The department gives the studnets the environment which is free of any discrimaination based on religion, race, ethnicity etc. There is only one thing where the college lacks a little when compared to other school for social work in India that is Infrastructure and apart from that the college has proved itself efficient and has also been in the rank 2nd inthe country in Masters in social work

For hostle accommodation it is some 17000 rupees out of which 3000 is refundable and mess fee every month which is around 2500-3000 every month. The rooms are on twin basis and is based on merit in ten entrance examination in case the demand is less than

Like I said it is a close knit family, the interaction is both professional and interpersonal in nature. There has been interaction in functions like alumni meet where the students get an opportunity to meet ex students who are currently engaged in different work settings and it proves to be a good source of knowledge and assistance for the students.

Semester examination is scheduled atbteh end of every semester I.e in every 6 months. It is complemented by internal exams that happens during our classes. For field work there is a separate evaluation by the supervisor assigned to every student. It happe

The faculty of DSW,DU is highly qualified and educated. Most of them are expert in their area of practice which usually varies from professor to professor. The faculty is a constant guide for the students for both in theory classes as well as in field wor