DRC welcomes young women!

honestly, i'm more than satisfied with the faculty i have. my professors are so learned, so knowledgeable and it pretty much explains why they are where they are today. i was always inclined towards this field of study, and after coming to DRC, i'm confident about making a wise decision. considering the difficulty level of exam, i would rate it a solid 7/10. if one is decently prepared, exams won't be much of a hassle.

the fees has to be paid annually or in installments. however, for the first year which is the first two sems, fees has to be paid all at once before the session begins. i believe, scholarships are available but as i do not meet the eligibility criteria, i did not opt for one.

the official annual fest of DRC is called Manjari. it's usually held in march/april. other than that, there are a lot of departments. their fest happens usually in between feb-april. considering the technological provisions, the classes have functional lights and fans unlike other typical govt infrastructures. the college and the campus has always some or the other event going on which keeps students engaged throughout. DRC has bunch of active societies to cater all the interests students have.

so, i was always clear about getting into a central university. getting into a pvt was never in my option. so, ofc, i gave CUET. i applied for JNU, DU, BHU and JMI. i got into all of them but i choose DU because of a set of reasons. #1, I was getting north campus and this campus has the best minds of the country. #2, the crazy exposure this campus has to offer always attracted me.

the faculty is relatively enough to cater students available. the faculty that so far, i've got the opportunity to study with have been extremely helpful. as far as the exams are concerned, since DRC falls under DU, it follows exam patterns like the other DU colleges. we've two semesters in a year and each semester has a mid-sem exam and an end-sem exam. in DU, there are no theory papers in mid-sem, instead, a series of internal evaluation is carried out which includes IA, CA, attendance, assignments.

there were no GDs or PI conducted. admission is done solely on the basis of CUET. preparing for CUET is extremely easy as the entire syllabus is of class 12th itself so one must have studied the class throughly and focus just on pyqs and time management.

the college closes at 5:30 pm. i'm not a hosteller, however, the hostel in time is 7 pm sharp. as far as the north campus is concerned, the residential areas near the colleges are pretty much lively at night, especially the areas kamala nagar and vijay nagar. honestly, i dont know if vijay nagar even sleeps at all! it's always crowded and full of life.