Delhi University- Come where the arts flourish

An honours degree in Political Science, comes with a vast syllabus but material is easy to acquire. This may include textbooks or PYQs. The course has also seen multiple updates to be inclusive to the constantly changing political landscape. One can pursue a career in law, academia, political analysis etc.

Internships are provided through college tie ups but also personal merit and achievement is equally important. Professors and organisations working with the college can aid you in your process of interning at a company.

A Political Science course from DU is far cheaper than one from a private institute. Most colleges offer the course at 15k yearly. Overall the course caps at 25k at the more expensive end of the spectrum. This obviously doesn't include cost of transportation or hostels.

DU has multiple societies that include those associated with music, theatre, dance. These clubs are oriented both to western and Indian forms of their respective arts. Some societies such as Enactus, NSS and NCC are common throughout all DU colleges. These clubs are concerned with Social work( Enactus, NSS) or the Cadet Corps(NCC)

The admission process of DU has been streamlined with the introduction of the CUET. After giving your exam one has to prepare a list of colleges along with the course they wish to pursue. The list should ideally be made with one's favoured colleges at the top. Then you are alloted a college and if you're unhappy with the one you have been alloted you can reapply but only the colleges that appeared above the college you're alloted in the list you made are now available to you.

The faculty have plenty of experience, our department has 9 professors in a class of 104 so the teacher to student ratio is just above 10, this is pretty good and most of the time professors are super accessible. All of them are fairly professional and understand if a student has to take time to serve extra curricular duties in the college.