Very hectic yet it was fun. I have always looked forward to it.

For my masters, I had only applied to AUD, I was told the faculty and the university space was supportive. I had secured admission after I qualified the written admission test followed by personal interview by the faculty. II don't remember the cut-offs anymore, but you need to posess a graduation degree to be eligible to apply for the course....Read More

I applied to DU and Christ University. I did not choose DU as the college i got was not that good in terms of faculty and overall environment and infra. Chirst i didn't choose as it was not an open and non judgmental environment. No. I got accepted everywhere i applied. Admission is through CUET exam. Eligibility is simple 65% in 12th grade and cut offs for CUET cor respect courses depends on the exam itself and the category of the student. Plus they give priority to residents of Delhi. Admission experience was fairly easy....Read More

I applied to Delhi University but due to my hastiness, i missed my seat there as i didn't got any college in first round and thought thats it for me so i applied here and paid fees too but after second round i got choice there too. Admission process is simple, you can enroll through both cuet and board marks and theres no cutoff, almost anyone can get accepted, which is a major con of this university...Read More

Because this is the only college which provides b.voc accounting and finance. And for addmission you only have to give general test in cuet exam and don't have to score that much basically less then other college and university wants and best thing there is 75% reserved seats for Delhi students....Read More

My first was DU but due to getting a off campus in DU with not favourite subject. So got in this college as faculties are better than off campus DU college. And it has a special hons. Program which includes arts subject with maths. So I choose this college....Read More

Admission process at AUD is quite simple, much like DU. They used to have interviews, but now they don't for majority courses. I went to AUD for their curriculum. In comparison to DU, it's much liberal. Also you do get a lot of flexibility in choosing your courses. The assessments are not just exams like it is the case in DU....Read More