Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences For Women, University of Delhi

Eligibility is simply PCM in 12th class plus based om their cut off list and if you matches with their cut off percentage then you are good candidate currently they started taking test for admission. For reservation candidate cut off% is quite low. Mid sem and final sem exams along with class test and assignment. Admission process is really good...Read More

Mission in this college first you will have to take the see you exam then when you get the scorecard from there you can apply on the Delhi University CSS portal and your preferences of colleges according to that and within a month you will get your result and your seat allotment and you can pay the fees...Read More

For getting into SRC, one needs to crack the DUJAT exam ie Delhi University Joint Admission Test with a top rank. Over 40000 candidates appear for this exam every year. Eligibility for the exam: The candidate must have scored a minimum of 60% in Class XII. But now due to the new education policy, you have to crack only cucet exam....Read More

Eligibility criteria- class 12 with physics, chemistry and maths and an average of min 65% in all three subjects. The application form is available on the website of the college. Reservation benefits are for SC/ST students....Read More

Eligibility for the course is 50% in mathematics and an aggregate of 45% marks in the qualifying examination. And Merit was determined on the basis of one language and mathematics and two best elective/academic subjects. You can get the application form on Delhi University's official website (www.du.ac.in) for undergraduates and the Application fee was Rs. 50 for SC/ST/PwD and Rs. 100 for UR/OBC and it was non-refundable. And Registration started in the first week of June. Earlier it was merit-based admission, and the cut-off for the admission was decided by the university for every college. Owing to the few seats, usually, the cut-off percentage remained higher than the eligibility criteria. Every course had different cut-off percentages. usually, Delhi University gives more than five lists for students. In case the student does not get a seat on the first list, he or she can wait for the other lists and will then be admitted based on the percentage of Class 12. Admission process is...Read More

The college infrastructure is good but as it is offcampus, placement options are not too good. Timings are not suitable as well. Teachers are quite strict but experienced too. They'll define and guide you for your better future opportunities. The fee structure is good but I guess quite high according to the course( my course is bsc Hons instrumentation with an overall fee of 17740/- in 3rd year ) Lab Instruments aren't working properly all the time. The canteen is good(including quality and pricing)...Read More