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Professors are very helpful, friendly and students get a space to open up with their teachers in a much different and good way unlike in schools where they were restricted to share about anything in general.

I got in through cut-off which was 80% for commerce students. Different cut-offs for different streams are released.

The curriculum for BA Programme is quite decent. There are total four subjects you need to be studying. You get to choose 2 disciplines which are compulsory for you to take up in every year. The remaining two keeps in changing, that too according to your choice.

College does not provide any internships. Students need to apply them on their own via some internship websites like www.internshala.com or www.interntheory.com. But college does offer NSS and NCC experience which is beneficial for the future for many who want to have a career in these fields in particular. Being a part of NSS or NCC is compulsory.

No placements are given on the behalf of the college and there is no placement cell as such. The students need to apply for internships from various internship websites, the most popular being www.internshala.com and www.interntheory.com. At the initial level students would get maximum of Rs. 10,000 as a stipend, be it for any course honors or programme. But through sponsorships, internship fairs can be held in college also.

College Fest takes place. Cultural Programmes on every festival. Fresher Party for every department and Common Fresher party for all. Fashion Shows, Dance Competitions, Art and Craft Competitions etc. and so much more. Students can be a part of society like fashion society, writing society, drama society and the list goes on. As SPM is a women’s college, but during fests, students from around ao many different colleges come and make the event all the more way happening.

Fee structure of each and every course is so feasible that you will dance with joy. Fees for programme courses are low as compared to the Honours courses, but it is very easily affordable either way. Trust me your parents and you yourself would feel so good and satisfied that you are getting a good education from such a reputed university at such low costs.

No, scholarships are available because the admission is only on the basis of cut-offs and they are quite high. So only meritorious and students with good marks in academics oh get in here, and the fees also are very feasible so maybe that is why no scholarship facilities are given by the college.

Campus life is enjoyable, you get to roam with your friends as there are many food chains, cafes to hop around and have a fun time. You find friends according to your personality as each and every kind if a student gets admission when it comes to Delhi University.

No hostel facility in college but various Pg’s for specifically girls are there in abundance, i.e- Punjabi Bagh, as most of the girls are coming from the outskirts of Delhi. But in coming years there are chances that hostel facilities would be provided as most girls find difficult to find an accommodation.

The students union are very helpful and look into all your problems so well that they even great in touch with the Principal and management if the college to rectify the issue

Semester wise exam structure takes place and is hassle-free. In case you missed an exam or anything the procedure to re-appear is also not that big an issue. The management would help you get the required information and you’ll be done. Exam timings are also according to the course you opt for. Honors students mostly have an exam in the morning hours and programme students in the evening.

Step 1- Once you meet the cut-off you need to stand in long ques and get your 12th marksheet verified. Step 2- Buy prospectus of the college where you will find a form for the admission process which you need to fill. The prospectus would cost you Rs. 100/-

The management and faculty are ok because sometimes they get really rude with the students who come to sort any of their queries. It seems really frustrating when they talk unprofessionally. Otherwise, they do give you all the information and gets you through any procedure if necessary.