Glance at my journey at KNC, University of delhi

I chose this course intending to enter the field of journalism, but unfortunately, I found the curriculum lacking in term of real-world experience. While the teaching methods were good and the faculty did their best, the core issue laay in the syllabus itself. The curriculum was heavily theory-based, with minimal emphasis on practical training, There were no opportunities for ground reporting, feature writing, or other essential field activities like that were crucial for my career. I feel that the course did not fully equip us with the hands-on experience needed to step confidentely into industry

My course fees structured on a yearly basis: First year: Rs 18000 Second year; Rs 18000 Third year: Rs 20000 The total comes to approximately Rs 56,000 something. At the same time, scholarships were available for lower income background.

My overall experince at college was truly memorable. It was the first time i formed such meaningful friendships and the journey was quite smooth. One of my favourite spot was library- it wasn't just a place tok read but also somewhere to relac. watch series and chill sometimes. I was also part of dance society called Enigma which gave me a great outlet for creativity and self expression. The college offered a wide range of students activotues from book club to civil services preps groups to women empowermentr forums, music theatre, fashion and many more

I chose Kamala Nehru college (knc) over LSR for a couple of reasons. Being very honest, I got admisiion to KNC in the 5th cut off and by that point, I was quite exhausted with the whole admission process. Both LSR and KNC are prestigious all girls college under delhi university, so i felt there wasn't major difference in term of environment. Second the ocation of knc is quite convenient. it situtated in south delhi. The admission process oitself was bit unsual because it took place during covid times. The system was constantly changing. Regarding eligibility, earlier it was basis on 12 th merit but now they have shifted to cuet score bases.

At my college, there were 3 permannent facuty and rest were guest faculty lecturers. 1- Dr. Ramesh Aroli- My all time fav. He held his PhD and has prior experience in south indian media/newspaper. He was also an author, though i dont remmember the name of the book. 2.Dr. Sanjay Mutto: Sab darte the because of his aura but he was also very sweet. He was associated with Doordarshan and brought valuable insight in the classroom. 3. Dr.Agnitra Gosh: He did his PhD in cinema studies and his deep understanding of film studies was reflected during our classes. Course structure If i talk about the course structure, the journalism course is mostly about practical, but it was largely theoretical. Practical exposure was very minimal. Examination pattern: There was no mid semester exam; only end-of-semester exam were conducted. The assessment pattern focused wholely on theory, requiring students to write long answers.

As a day scholar in a day college, we didn't experience any campus nightlife, but the overall environment was very safe. Regular police patrols ensured our safety and it was reassuing to see officers frequently passing the campis