Overall not bad

I choose this course because I have an interest in it The faculty of this course is very GOOD ... The student ratio in this course is also very good compared to all courses The faculty in our college are very co-operative, and friendly and provide the students with apt guidance to achieve their goals but some are not interested in teaching and some are very strict. Exams are held after 3 or 4 months And the exams are not at all tough. Even if you start to prepare 20 - 30 days before the exam you can score a decent percentage ( above 70). Concentrate on 10 years and notes they will get you through exams.

The DU fee for UG Courses like BA, the fee is 4,890/-, B.Com- 10,695/-, and B.Sc in Biochemistry is 13,690/- rupees. DU Scholarship Reward for Postgraduates Depending on the course INR 400 per month is awarded to the Candidates for two/ three years. Candidates are awarded INR 150 per month for one year.

While no student will ever call it a festival because it is a 'DU fest it is one of the most spectacular seasons where you will get amazing food, get to see some great performances by renowned artists, and be part of lots of fun activities. The library has over 25000 books out of which about 7000 are textbooks. It subscribes to 54 magazines and journals and 12 newspapers in my college BNC These include archery, athletics, baseball, boxing, chess, cricket, diving, fencing, gymnastics, handball, hockey, judo, kabaddi, netball, shooting, softball, squash, swimming, table tennis, tennis, volleyball, weightlifting, wrestling, kho-kho, taekwondo, badminton, basketball, and football. Delhi University is a hub of cultural societies, from Dance to Music to Drama, we have them all. ... ABHIVYAKTI- The Dramatics Society of Indraprastha College. MISBA- The Western Dance Society of Shri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce. NAZAAKAT- The Folk Dance Society of Gargi College.

The eligibility for the course is to be an intermediate pass And the application form is available on the website of the university. Seats are reserved for Kashmiri migrants and students who belong to the OBC, schedule cast, and schedule tribe. No improvement is necessary for the admission process.