PGDAV College review

The college is very good. I like my college from every aspect, be it academics or extra curricular activities. The only thing it needs to improve is the infrastructure and the crowd. The crowd is full of jatt and gujjars which makes the environment awful.

The exam structure is pretty general. We have eight semesters and 46 subjects. The days are hectic. We have eight hrs of classes and have little time for sports and other activities. The college is like a school in some activities.

The placement and internship opportunities are good. Average stipend is 10, 000. Companies like Amazon, Wipro, EY and many more reputed companies come for placement. Average placement is 3-4 lacs per annum.

The college holds department and society fests all over the year. It starts with the Fresher's talent hunt 'Exploranza' and ends with the college fest 'Aaghaz'. We see participation from the students of almost all the colleges of the DU.

The fee structure is very feasible. Not more than 15000 per annum inclusive of all the fees. As it comes under the DU, which is a central government University, the college fees is very minimal and affordable.

No idea about it. Maybe it's available but I don't have any idea about it. I guess the National Students Loan is available for the students but I haven't availed any of that till now. Also, I have heard people talking about it. So maybe, there's some facility

As I have already mentioned before, the college has fests round the year. There are about 10 cultural societies along with 10 more other societies. There is an amazing chance to explore all the extra curricular activities in the college itself.

No hostel facility. People generally stay in PGs and flats. In my case, I stay in a PG in Amar Colony. The rent of my PG is 8000 rupees including food. The distance from my PG to the college is very less.

Yes some of them are helpul and motivating. Some seniors bring their hr managers for placement to the college and they provide us opportunities. We involve more in sports and that helped us develop a good understanding and network.

First of all, the DU will release it's cut off lists of all the 90 colleges under it. Then you have to tally your marks with the cut off percentages of all the colleges and see which college you are eligible to take admission in. Then you have to visit the college with your ID proof, 10th board certificate, 12th board mark sheet, your birth certificate and other documents as demanded by the university to take admission.

Very supportive and friendly faculty. One of the best faculties in my course. They are always available for doubt clearing classes. Class discussions are truly fantastic. Students who are poor in studies can easily score good marks as half of the things are discussed in the class along with notes.