Rohan Gupta's Review On Satyawati College, New Delhi

I choose this college because the faculties are quite lenient in marking and the attendance system is quite chill. I was also interested to joi different societies which are quite famous. It is around the main campus, so i get the exposure of that too....Read More

The admission process for DU happens through the CUET UG exam, followed by the CSAS where students fill out their college and course preferences. I had placed satywati college at the seventh position in my preference list and based on my CUET score and eligibility, I was allotted this college. while i had higher preferences, I couldn't make it to those due to high cutoffs in popular north campus colleges. however, Satyawati offered a decent academic environment and the course i wanted, so i confirmed my admission here....Read More

i applied for punjab university and other delhi university colleges but i chose this college because it was providing me the exact course which i wanted . i didnt get rejected it was because of the cource selection that i chose this college . the administration process is through CUET . the eligibility is obviously 12th passes out. the cut off for my course was around 650/80...Read More

I applied for khalsa college but i never got accepted in that college so i never got to know how it is there I was rejected because there were no seats left amd i filled my cuet form with 3 subjects only so i got ba program that was an honest mistake from my side so i got satywati college...Read More

I got admission In Delhi University by giving the entrance exams. And I got 554 marks in cuet and my course ba (maths+omsp). I got admission in third round . They had given the opportunity to fill the preferences....Read More

Gradually I filled the DU admission form where I got a chance to get enrolled in all the colleges under DU. After the first cut-off, I got myself enrolled in Satyawati College, eve. Then after the 2nd cut-off, I got myself enrolled in Satyawati Day and I'm continuing there. No, I'm from the general category. But I see many people from sort of disabled categories which is indeed a thing to be proud of. The care they receive in my college is sometimes overwhelming. They are made to feel at home and just like the rest. Hearing from teachers' experiences and students' elite I really appreciate the diversity my college thrives. I got admission in the morning batch because of the relaxation of 1% for the female gender. Maths had to be a compulsory existence in my list of subjects for the final calculation of my %, with a maximum of 60% in 12th. For Satyawati day the admission process was actually quite systematic and authentic, way better than in the evening in terms of time and quality both....Read More