Various sides of college

The course offers relevant topics for my career goals and prepare me for my future. I'm doing my major in political and and minor degree in economics. The exams are spaced out well and fair but the result always comes a bit late. But I guess that's not a big issue. Overall the course curriculum is well designed with room for enhancements.

In 2023 I submitted 24k as my course fee for the annum as being a student of general category. Every course has this same fee structure for the general candidates but DU has a very low fee for other categories such as SC, ST and OBC comparing to general category. DU has several other quotas as well such as orpan quota etc. As far as I know for the sc aspirants the fee for any course was 13-14k in 2023. But the fee structure of du fluctuates too. In 2022 the fee for general category students were only 13k, I have no idea why they increased the fee for 2023 with a big margin. If I talk about the scholarship yes DU does provide scholarship to their students. And I guess that depends on the academic performance and few other things.

Du is known for its fest season. I guess the biggest pro of being a du students is the FEST SEASON. Doesn't matter whether you are a student of North or south campus, you can attend any colleges fest. But yes small conflicts happens. The fest season starts from January and typically lasts till April. Du has great library facilities. Every college have their own library. And the Arts faculty of du has a very good library. Du also offers extra curricular activities for the development of students. I don't have much idea about that. But the campus life depends on the college that you're studying. If you're a student of North campus no doubt you will have a good college life. But that doesn't mean other college's student don't have a good campus life. It's all matter of being extrovert, your behaviour and financial condition.

I got admission in du through the CUET exam. Du has very different eligibility criteria comparing to other University. DU releases it's own PDF of eligibility criteria. After giving the CUET students are required to fill CSAS form. CSAS is an admission form and every student who wants to get into du is required to fill this form. In the form the student is required to fill few mandatory details and the preference list of their course and college. Then du release cut off and you can see on your portal if you get any college or not. You can apply for upgradation as well but it's the matter of luck I guess. To be honest I personally don't like the reservation thing. Students with low marks gets good colleges just because they belong to SC or ST. And general candidates are unable to get colleges even if they scored 600+ in their desired course. For example my friend got English Hons (highest demanded course) with only 440 marks but her genaral batchmates got the course and they scored720+

My college has great faculty. They are helpful. Always ready to help. We could interact with them whenever we wanted. The teaching methods are good. The facilities are top-notch. I've heard from my other Friends who study in different colleges of du and they've aslo said the same thing. In the matters of faculty Delhi University is always ahead.