Siddhant Pant: College and students

My course curriculum is pretty pragmatic and actually helpful. You understand political ideologies and how they can be applied to the international order. I don't personally think that there are any areas for improvement in my curriculum.

My course fee is approximately 56000 rs. I got it after getting a 35% discount because of my board marks. The first semester fee was 32000, which included security money of 10000 and provisional admission fees of 22000.

There is a fresher party which is pretty cool, and is typically held in October The second event is the annual fest, which is held in January. There are many other technical events aswell, but it's hard to keep a track when they happen. There are 4 student run clubs; Agni, Neer, Vayu and prithvi. They are all centerd on different things like dancing, singing, debates and what not. I was a member of the Prithvi club, but decided to leave because I wanted to focus on my MUNs.

I chose Delhi University during my selection of Universities before CUET, but since there was no course of International Relations present in DU and JNU on Bachelor's level, I instead opted for Noida international University. The admission process is pretty simple, you just need to get 50% or higher in your boards and you are good to go. This university prefers Boards, but CUET will work too.

The faculty to student ratio in my course is OK. In major 1 and 2, I have 12 classmates, but in minors, which are also common classes, it goes upto 70-80 to 1. There are 2 exams every year, which are end semester. Dr. Mohnish is a really helpful and supportive proffessor, and his classes are the most interesting. Mr. Alam on the other hand, not so much. His classes are more focused on our carreers than the syllabus

NIU students have no nightlife. If you live in a 3rd party hostel only then can you have a nightlife. This is an aspect that is really an issue for NIU. And that is why I will give this aspect a 1/5