What Students Say
Likes
- College has a diverse population. It makes it a good place for networking
- College societies are the best part of our college
- The fest in our college is one of the good parts.
Dislikes
- The administration work is really annoying
- The attendance system is bad as most of the time we don’t get the attendance even when teacher is absent
- Our college teachers are a little bit moody
Course Curriculum Overview
The course provides a detailed study of all forms of literature. The course varies from classical literature to post-modern forms of literature. The teaching faculty of our college is good. Teachers are seen putting a genuine effort into teaching the subjects.
Internships Opportunities
Our placement cell works really hard to seek internship opportunities for students. A lot of companies come with diverse roles for students. Some internships are unpaid while some pay really well for a college student.
Placement Experience
The placements in our college are for final-year students. However, our placement cell provides internship opportunities for students who are in their first and second years. There's no specific percentage of students getting placed as many of them have other plans after college.
Fees and Financial Aid
The fees for the Delhi university courses are slightly low as compared to other colleges. Our college is value for money as it provides the exposure that we need throughout the 3 cumbersome years of our college life. I got no Scholarships.
Campus Life
The college has basic amenities for the students. But, when it comes to sports, our college lags a little bit behind. The classrooms are very basic. We need to have the new infrastructure available for better comfort and learning for students. Almost all books are available in the library for the students. College societies are the best part of our college.
Admission
We had to apply through the Official Website of Delhi University and then select our college based on our cut-offs. The minority groups got the reservation benefits as the cut-offs were marginally low for them.
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