Life of student in DU

Maths was the aspect which I loved about the course and the economics and statistics content prepares us to face the tasks required in the professional world. The courses focused on theoritical knowledge instead of pratical knowledge so it can be improved. Exams were held once a year and were easy to clear.

I was offered internship in accoutant role with stipend of 2lpa. I didn't like that. The projects included maintenance of accounts, data entry, software knowledge, attential to detail and aptitude test.

The students become eligible from the start. It is just thet they have to learn some necessary skills. I visited various offices like american express, google and barclays. Many students got placements and highest package that i know was of 12LPA. I plan to become an expert in Actuarial science.

Yearly fees - 4500 rupees Total fees - 12000 Bank charges for Draft- 500 Books included Classee included B. Com hours fees was 8000 Fees low for students under reservation category by 2000 People from different institutions offer courses at discounted rates on exam dates

The festival included sports festival and cultural festivals. There was a huge library and the facilities were good. Students expert in sports were given chances to express themselves in various tournaments. Happy club was present to help student in any problem they are facing.

I chose this college as it gave me extra time to work after studies. I didn't apply for other colleges due to this reason. The eligibility criteria for admission was passing percentage of 33 in senior secondary. Exams were Maths, economics, accountancy, statistics, Business studies, etc. Exams were held usually in summer of June and July. Overall the experience was ok.

The student to faculty ration would be 1:30. The teachers were easily approachable in staff rooms. I loved Maths faculty as I had huge interest in Maths and there was freedom to express ideas about it. I didn't like Economics faculty as it was not actively participating in development of campus and classes were not regular. There was exam once an year. They were easy if you study well and the course content was helpful in developing skills required for jobs.

gym, cafeterias were not present. The hostel was big with closing time between 11pm-4am. Delhi has many places to hangout when you go out in every 1 km. The sports arena and gossip zone in campus were my favorite