Juhi Dhingra's Review On Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College - [SGTB], New Delhi

The washroom is not well maintained. The parking facility is congested and not enough for even 100 cars. The management is very moody and not so co-operative. The ground is only open for students involved in sports, no one else can step on the ground. The

I attempted CAT, for English (hons.), but I got admission directly through cut off, So the entrance score was not considered. I think CAT has been scrapped now, it used to be simple test checking writing skills, vocabulary, literary knowledge and grammar.

The English department of my college has the best professors. The course curriculum is as ascribed the University of Delhi, which is universal for all college under it. The faculty is skilled and encouraging, they support new ideas. The teaching methodology is not confined to classrooms, learning happens through seminars, movie screenings, theme-talks, paper presentations and other interesting methods. The students are engrossed in studies while experiencing simultaneously, which helps to grow.

Yes, the college holds many internship fairs, but majority of students from literature background are not interested in internships. Other departments have proper internship experience as it counts as a part of their assessment.

Well, being from the English (Hons.), me and my classmates were not interested in placements. I have no idea about the companies that visited my college for other departments.

The annual fest is named as 'Lashkara', the fest is satisfactory and usually not happening. The department fests are way too interesting, as students come up with innovative ideas to showcase their department in a fun frolic way. The dramatic, fine arts, music, photography societies organize their respective fests showcasing their talent and inviting audience towards the non-academic domain. All these activities take place during the fest week, the environment is full festivities. Other than these, seminars, talk shows, competitions take place regularly, which involve student participation. Blood donation camp and NGO camps are also organized to contribute towards the society welfare. NCC camp is also organised, there is a specific group of students participating in NCC.

As compared to other DU colleges, Khalsa college charged exorbitant fee, as it belongs to regional Sikh community. It is thrice the fee charged at other college providing same facilities and curriculum.

Students belonging to weaker sections are granted fee relaxation and free study material. Single girl child scholarship are also available.

North Campus life is full of fun, food, and competition. Students from diverse backgrounds under one roof get together for discussions, competitions, excursions, workshops. The activities are interesting and attractive for enthusiastic youth.

The hostel has been recently established for girls, which is well-maintained, but the mess food is just manageable.

The senior students were co-operative when I joined the college. There is no alumni network and no alumni meets.