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It gives a wide range of choice in subjects which students can opt according to their interests. But these choices are only provided in curriculum, in reality whole class is provided single subject according to faculty availability and knowledge of faculty member. Whatever the curriculum is having, it is prepared such that any individual studying it can face real-world problems. The exams happen twice a semester which is healthy rate but difficulty is not to much, any individual having a bit of knowledge can pass the exam easily.

Plenty of companies do visit our campus but majority of them come for BBA students. BCA is very less preferred by the companies to visit our campus. Even last batch who has passed this year, only 4 out of 60 students got the campus placement. Talking about semester - from 6th sem onwards students are eligible for placements. If the students can't get on campus placement then they can opt for of campus placements which can offer a bit even extra according to their skills.

Initially I was asked to 132000 but till the ending i have to pay a total of 138000 for my 3 year degree. Whereas in normal private colleges this can easily go from 4.5-6 lakhs. There are plenty of scholarships available in the college. I haven't taken any employment till now.

Overall campus life is okay okay. Not good not bad, but the major problem comes after the completion of degree. Socially it is so good because students comes from different backgrounds which helps to explore each and everyone. Their are plenty of clubs formed in the colleges - dance clubs, drama club, cultural club, sports club and many more. These clubs are just formed around a year ago so they are also evolving slowly, some events have happened in the past. Last year October, then November cultural events held in the campus but they didn't went well because of shortage of funds.

Eligibility: 50% marks in 12th and the student should have math as a mandatory subject. Application form can be filled every year on the official website of DSEU. Reservation is 85% seats are booked for Delhi students. Admission can be taken on behalf of direct 12th percentage and also 10% weightage of CUET, but CUET is not mandatory. But 10% weightage marks will be lost in the rank card which is prepared for every individual before starting counselling. Then the ranks are divided on behalf of that and students can take admission according to cutoff and ranks. One improvement which can happen is the reservation for Delhi students can be decreased.

Faculty-to-student ratio is around 30:1. Their are teacher who just want to do their job but don't worry about students that they are taking knowledge or not whereas there are some teachers who will give you precious knowledge (some for syllabus, some for life). I can approach teacher whenever they are free(having no class).