Good college, needs infrastructural improvements.

It's a good college but they should improve the infrastructure.

I got admission on the basis of merit. I had 93.5% marks in my intermediate. However I strongly believe that Merit based admissions should've been scrapped off long ago.

The course is designed by the university so the college in particular is not responsible for it. If I have to rate the university course, it's good. I did not do CA myself but my friends told me that the course is same(it's just that the things are in much more detail in CA) but the concepts are same.

My college does provide internships however, we do have good placements. In-fact I got an opportunity to go on campus placement as an alumnus.

The placements are good. We have our own placement cell and then there's university placement cell that once could sit for. If you're above average, you'll likely have a job before you end your college so that's pretty good. I indeed got placed through college and 5 years down the line when I go for hiring, it's a good experience.

There are many events which are celebrated in our college. The topmost would be the college fest, then comes the annual day which is celebrated and there is huge buffet for everyone to enjoy. There are also events like farewell, welcome fresher party etc.

The best thing about studying in Delhi University is that the fees is very low. I had to pay just about 7-8k for the entire years tuition fees. So, it's really economical because the government pays for you. We also were required to pay the exam fees but that was also marginal.

I don't think the college offers any student loan. The student however can directly reach out to the banks.

The college life is really good. We have a good mix of people of both genders, almost from all the Indian stated and few international students as well. The pressure for studies is not as much and there's Kamla nagar right next door so you can go chill there. KMC is right in the middle university so nothing is too far.

The hostel and mess is just about okay to say the least. I myself lived in the hostel and its very close to my heart . The think with these giver men hostels is that they are dirt cheap, as a result of which there is not enough that is spent on their upkeep. Having said that the hostel was still livable with shared washroom and well ventilated rooms. The food was hygienice(we have an open kitchen) but the taste was more or less same for every dish they prepared (and yet I miss it *wink*).

I don't think our college has an active alumni network. I have been out of college for more than 5 years now and not even for once have I heard of it.

The exam structure is same as designed by the University. The exam pattern remains same for all the students throughout the University. We also have internal assessment for which we have some marks earmarked throughout the year. The students also have to make sure that they have minimum attendance required.

The faculty was good but most of them were too old which used to be a challenge for students as they used age old methods of teaching which were alien to us. Lately, we did have done younger professors which I personally liked. When I opted for business communication in second year, I was happy to see the professor was from English department.