Anonymous's Review On Satyawati Evening College - [SEC], New Delhi

I took admission on the pretence of the college as being a part of the prestigious University of Delhi. It turned out that the University has different tiers of colleges and mine is near the bottom. I opted for the course because I appreciate and love history

The course is fairly generic. Doesn't change much over the years. There is little to no space for debate and discussion, teachers aren't interested as much in the subject as much as in finishing the course. It is also highly mismanaged given that one teacher teaches 2 core subjects to an Honors class. It's shameful. The faculty isn't interested in all the students except for a few. The don't indulge in discussion. Overall one could just study on their own and get by. The teachers also play favourites and ignore the people with genuine problems (for ex. Someone who can't attend classes won't be considered in class and their assignments are not accepted even on due dates.)

The placement cell is non-existent. No companies visit the campus. No interesting profiles offered. There is no placement process. There is no alumni network. No notable alumni too. No Entrepreneurship cell in the college.

There is no such thing as campus life in an evening college. The college is situated close to a market area so most students are out there. Otherwise roaming the corridors a d the canteen are the usual hotspots. There is no identity for societies and just the society members are focussed on in inter college events. There's a fair amount of politics in the societies too. The college holds a "not so decent" festival every hear and it is mostly flooded with the goons of the college (the crowd is mostly unruly and at times sleazy)

The campus infrastructure is nothing to boast about it is very minimal and shoddy. The library doesn't have enough reading materials. There's one small ground and no special facilities for sports except for an ill maintained gymnasium.