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Good is free WIFI, extra ordinary infrastructure, well furnished library and canteen, big grass lawn, Gurudwara and cleanliness. Bad is nothing to be very frank. Its just principal was strict but that too for our sake.

No one. I scored 94.75% and thus got admission on merit.I didnt look for other colleges. I simply looked on cutoff. My percentage was accurate for this college and respective course thus I stepped in.

Yes there is a Placement cell in college. During my time we had invited letsintern.com Every year startups as well as good companies come in. The general stipend is Rs 4000 to 5000.

Its good but primarily for Bcom Hons and Bcom pass candidates. The opportunities of Placement is not so good for economics hons and BSC students since very few nearly 2 or 3 companies comes in for these courses. For Bcom hons companies are KPMG, E&Y, Deloitte etc. Avg package is Rs 3 lac per annum. For economics hons RBS and airtel came in. RBS offered 1.75 lac and airtel provided 3.25 lac per annum.

1: NSS Go green Cycling event, 2: Annual fest, 3: Blood donation camp by NSS and Rotaract, 4: Debate competition, 5: Quiz competition, 6: Virtual share market, 7: Taekwondo classes for girls by NSS, 8: Health camp with focus on Anaemia by NSS, 9: Food and cloth collection, 10: Drama societies intercollegd competition, 11: Cricket matches, 12: Dance and singing competitionand many more.

Its expensive as compared to other DU colleges like I paid approx 17000 per year for economics hons while in colleges like ARSD its nearby 6000 or 7000.But again college is best among all colleges if you will see the infrastructure so the fee they charge looks so small in regard to facilities.

Yes they provide monetary reward to top 3 students of respective courses and semester. The money is on average Rs 3000. Also there is facility of some reduction in fee for under privileged. For that they have to apply during admission.

Gender ratio is nearly equal. I never found too much of one sex. College is equipped with free WIFI. There are infinite extra curricular activities available. Approximate 10 to 15 societies are there. From dancing to social work, from singing to debate or even for Bhangra Divinity Poster making, there is a society for each and every thing depending upon student's interest. Annual farewell parties happen, both formal (organised by college) and informal(organised by student's union). If you will compare the college with rest of DU colleges there is no political pressure. Even during DUSU elections one can hardly see any campaigning in premises. All over its good place to study.

There is no hostel available. The outstation students had to look for PG. The nearby PG are costing Rs 6000 monthly without food and Rs 8000 with food but sacrifice with food and room quality will be there. But students can go for rental flats etc. There are many PG available on 5 to 10 minutes distance by road.

It depends upon person to person. My seniors were helpful. They guided me for everything from future scope of course to opportunities in higher studies. Everyone was friendly and jolly with nature.

Exams happen in college only. Every thing happens as per guildlines of university i.e. 2 times internals and 1 time external per semester. And hectic or chilled out depends upon whether you studied last night or you were chilling last night too.I belong to economics hons so we never had lab but if I speak about friends of other courses say bcom hons so labs happen very often. The computer labs are well equiped. There are printers and internet connection provided for students.

Nearly every teacher is holding doctorate degree. Even the teachers on ad hoc basis are well qualified. As far as their interest is concerened, faculty emphasise on every student. Even Principal of college takes care and looks upon the proper education of students and takes care of regular lecture delivering.