Life in Dyal Singh

During my application process, CUET was introduced and there were so many confusions at the moment and I think somewhere I didn't fill my preference sheet well. I didn't want Dyal singh for sure, but I think it was written in my fate to be here and I a here now so I am utilising the good parts of the college as much as I can. I applied for SRCC, Hindu, Hansraj, SBSC, Gargi and all the good college but I didn't got admitted in any maybe because of my preferance sheet but my score was 720 so yeah I think I deserved better....Read More

I choose this colleges because it is part of university of delhi its nirf ranking was also good and one more reason to choose this course because this colleges have very good reviews about this course....Read More

I applied in both Jawaharla Nehru University and Delhi University. I couldnt make it to JNU because of its high cut off that year, though I missed with just 4 marks. It wasnt at all regretful as both the universities and equally good on many levels. Infact Delhi University's Department of English has been ranged among the top 600 English Department in the world globally. The admission was entrance based, so the entire admission process was conducted online with a physical verification of original documents ....Read More

So the reason i chose this college was mainly because of subject preference and college location. Since i am living in south delhi, it was actually pretty near for me to attend regular classes everyday. Being in south delhi I could have opted better colleges like venki in moti bagh but i was able to find a good subject that i was interested in taking. When i heard of my college from an alumni it peaked my interest and began to google and reseach about the college. And I found that it was the third best college in south delhi in the whole of DU. So that is also one reason that presuaded me to choose this college....Read More

You should have science stream for this course,if you are genral you should have more than 95% in 12 if you are sc or st then you have to score 70% and almost same for ews if you are in armed forces or sports kota category you will get a extra benefit...Read More

The admission process was simple, smooth and hassle-free. In the year 2020, right in the middle of the pandemic where we feared lots of hurdles, the entirely online process went as well as it could have been. There were no entrance tests then and the only eligibilty criterion was a good AISSCE percentage. I was a general candidate and availed no reservation benefits except for the 1% provided for a 'women's quota'. I hadn't experienced much confusion or inconvenience in the admission process then. It was all very easy to understand, especially with the guidelies provided....Read More