My fulfilling experience at St. Stephens College

So I had applied to all colleges in DU, St Xavier's College in Bombay and Ambedkar University Delhi. With some whip of luck I got into JMC, Miranda, Xavier's, AUD and Stephen's. Personally I never imagined I would be getting into Stephen's. The admission process in Stephens during my time had three stages. First one is the cutoff. For my partciular subject the cutoff was 97.8. Then they issue a list of candidates eligible for the interview based on the cutoff. The second stage is the interview where a panel of four or five senior members of the college will rack your brains about different spheres of the subject you have chosen. I had interviews for two subjects History and English. Since I got in English I did not attend the History interview. The final part is the documentation and paying the fees. At this stage it is more of formality except in rare cases where there is an issue with the application or the documentation part....Read More

I applied to St. Xavier's college (Kolkata), Banaras Hindu University, Pondicherry University, Ferguson College (Pune), and University College (Thiruvananthapuram) alongside St Stephen's College. I got confirmed admission from all these colleges and I enrolled in St. Xavier's before St. Stephen's as there was an unforeseen delay regarding admissions due to the CUET results being delayed....Read More

I scored 800 out of a 10-year agency rating and after 10 and I had a plan in the back of my mind, I want to take a commission in a sense different college and I took the admission on this college over other college because this college has shown a human eye network apart from this the peaceful environment lure me and many other things are there which are actually a good things about it college but the most important thing for me that made me to choose this college over every other college I am getting...Read More

I applied for some prestigious colege in delhi univesity and st stephen's is my first preference. I chose this college because it has great legacy and it produced a great amount of alumni compared to other colleges. Actually i was rejected by this college but lated due to christian minority i got into this college. The admission process first we need to attempt CUET exam conducted my NTA then we should get good marks then we should apply in CSAS portal then there will be time limit to apply that then we sholud choose our prefernces and wait till colleges accept our proposels. The admission will happen by round wise to fill all the vacancies....Read More

Well, so my first priority was St. Stephen's College and the course was BSc Hons. Chemistry which I got right in the first cutoff list which was not expected looking at my score but I was so happy about it. In science there was not much competition before I got 468 out of 600 and I got the top colleges. I keep St. Stephen's College as the first priority because it has a good alumni network. Ofcourse other college also may have. But one thing that differentiated between my college and the others is that it provides much more exposure in terms of studying and pursuing masters in abroad. And we have seniors connections who are studying in Europe with fully funded scholarships. but at the end it all depends on the student what he want to pursue....Read More

I had mainly applied in DU colleges as I wasn't much interested in private universities, or colleges in other states. Mine was the first batch to be recruited with the new process through CUET Exams. The novelty and uncertainity therefore influenced the conventional way of thinking about colleges and related decisions. Nevertheless Stephen's was my top choice due to its highest ranking and prestige all over India. The reputation of this college, its course, its faculty and ofcourse the colourful alumnis made me choose this college and course as my first preference. The extremely high competition for admission in this college was what made me hesitant. I had the Christian minority reservation, yet I was unsure if I could get in, Therefore I had applied to other reputed colleges in DU. I had got admission in Kamala Nehru College in South Campus in my first round, and I was satisfied because the college was also excellent. Then I had applied to Stephen's and JMC with my minority quota, and I got into both of the colleges for the desired courses. However I chose Stephen's over JMC, due to the appeal, reputation, and also the location (in the centre of DU North Campus). History Honours is one of the best and most sought after course in Stephen's with its rich faculty. The admission process had changed with the new NEP and CUET in order. Each desiired undergraduate course has its own eligibility criteria with respect to the subjects selceted in Class XII and the subjects one has to choose as papers for CUET. The details are found in the CUET Samarth website. The cutoff for History hons isnt oublicly available. Selection of Christian minority students had 85% for CUET Score and 15% weightage for interviews. Non minorities have 100% weightage from CUET. Students in history largely had CUET Scores ranging from 800-600 out of 800. The admission process was very smooth in general....Read More