A bittersweet experience

The fees are cheap and it looked decent enough. The student ratio is male dominated, only about 7 girls in my batch and almost similar in the senior batch. Some faculty is very good, other faculty is a bit meh, but overall cannot complain. The exam time table was given well in advance and exams were held in a timely and fair manner. The paper difficulty was moderate, with a spike in the stats exam.

Summer placements starts within 3 months of joining, there are a couple of good names recruiting and they all come in the first few months, after that its a struggled. The situtation is much better for finals and we acheive almost a 100% placements for finals every year. The placement average has been stable at around 14 lakhs per year for a while now.

The fees for each year is 48k. On top of this if you want to be part of the events and placement drives you need to be a part of the student body which has its own fees. It costs the same as college fees. There are scolarships available, however I am not eligibile for any.

Our main annual fest is probably Symposia. It's the largest fest and is held either in Feb or March. The library is a shared library with other departments of DSE as well, however the books are mostly economics domianted. The classroom amenities as of writing are really lacking and most of the classes are held online. We do not have any ground for sports either and have to rely on shared DU facilities. There are many committees, clubs and cells and all of them are student run.

Took CAT. The application form is floated on the college website. Had OBC reservation The admission process is fully offline and very archaic. Can be shifted to online. The document verficiation was also very chaotic.