DCAC: Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, Insider Review, Must read befor taking admission

The course curriculum is though according to NEP butnis very outdated, in our major subject like I have German and papers of English, we are not studying any professional expertise subject even in our third year. Just theories.

There are a number of unpaid ones. The selection process is easy as the name of the college and student Quality is decent. There are certain paid ones also mostly offering marketing roles. Preferably for commerce students. But yes one can get a number of internship opportunities.

The fee structure for the BA program at Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) includes an annual tuition fee of ?9,800, which amounts to ?29,400 for the entire three-year duration. In addition to this, students are required to pay an examination fee of ?1,500 (depending upon number of papers) per semester. Since the program consists of six semesters, the total examination fee sums up to ?9,000 approx. Therefore, the overall cost for the BA program, including tuition and examination fees, comes to ?38,400 over three years. This amount does not include additional expenses such as hostel charges, library fees, or other miscellaneous costs, which may be applicable depending on the college’s policies.

The Infrastructure is very bad as I mentioned, the canteen is worthless, the campus is very small, and there are outdated classroom, but because of NAAC teams arrival we get a chance to get a sort of good and clean classroom in our final year. There are a number of societies, like dancing, advertisment, placement, singing, debating, etc. We can join anyone of them very easily, just we have to work a lot in it. Apart from this the student Quality is also decent but can be better. I think the cutoffs should be made more competitive to ensure good quality of students in the campus.

I just want to pursue a foreign language course. So this is the only option in DU, apart from this I have applied to JNU in that I was getting Russian Language but that was not as per my choice. If I was able to make it in JNU, then I might get many Benifits like placements, exposure, and most importantly practical subject to study in an language like, translation tools etc. The admission process is very simple, just appear in CUET, get the score fill out form and bravo you will be selected, if you have a decent one.

There are good facuties in DCAC. However they are not willing to teach, that's the another matter. I profoundly like some of our English professors, though they are also the same but they are open to the students who are willing to learn. In our class there are 12-100 students depending upon the subject we are studying. Generally if I take a general sense from my EVS Class there is one teacher on approximately 120-150 students of particular semester, and there are 3 semesters running consequently in a particular time. The professors ofent don't repeat for professional courses like ge, vac and sec, thats a good thing we, come across new interpretetion and perspectives.

No, I have not faced any type of interview while admission. There was a councelling process only, where I have registered in du portal and got admission by paying fee. Then when the classes got started I connected with the teachers they started classes of our group and after 4 months there was a document verification. No complications were faced in admission. There was an informative introduction session too.

There is a place called mini near the college that is our sutta bar, so one can hangout there, and apart form this there is a netaji nagar market that is not very happening, often students, go there for lunch. The most of the area around the college is expensive or in redevelopment. Which makes it a non-happening place.