A brief about Ram Lal Anand College, Delhi University

I got into NMIMS, Symboisis, Christ but I chose DU just because of its culture because private colleges had a very restrictive environment and in college life besides studiying you have to learn a lot of other stuff too which was kind of not possible for me with so much restrictions and academic pressure.

More practical knowledge should be imparted instead of just theory and stuff. Teachers should be more polite instead of just staying irritated all the time. Exams should be kept of around 1.5 hours instead of 3 hours and instead of writing 8 9 pages for one answer which can be easily summed up in half or one page, MCQ's and short answers should be there.

Finance, marketing, HR, management all kinds of internships are offered. It is just the stipend is quite low, but if you have done something on your own, you can score a nice job yourself. To score a better job try to join placement cell of the college.

In 5th semester students become eligible for placements there aren't any renowned or big companies that come to offer placement I'll be finding a job on my own just to get some experience and have a wider circle with some great contacts.

around 20,000 is annual fees for 3 year each semester 1600 has to be paid for exam form registration fees. There are total 6 semesters which means 1600*6= 9600. Financial aid is also availabe but it is dependent on your family income

College is renovating and tech is also upgrading with smart classrooms and projectors. College socities are also good especially Enactus which I'm a part of. It's a great way to interact with some of the best people of the college

Faculty is quite approachable but sometimes it depends person to person Exams are quite easy if you want to pass but if you want to score high you'll have to write a lot whether it is relevant or not. you just have to fill up the pages. Previously they had 4 papers only but after NEP, total 7 semeter exams are conducted now. Almost everyone passes the exam. Course cirriculum is relevant theoritically but there's no practicality.