DU being a computer science student.

The focus on computer science in my course is more than what B.Tech offers which is pretty impressive for me as a computer science passionate. it also decreases my load to catch up on market skills rather than giving my time to subjects like chemstry I dont have interest in. The curriculum gives us a hold on the concepts, programming languages, and the core functioning, which helps us a lot to pick up new skills from elsewhere as our conceptual core is strong, I persoanlly think that JAVA should be introduced again in our curriculum the way it was before, as today we need to know JAVA for many obvious reasons. The frequency of exams is not that high which makes it light, but as we get only one chance to get out internal marks through that test sometimes it becomes hazard if u miss or score low in the test. (But, tthe faculty might help u in this too).

From the third year, students become eligible for campus placements. The average package from our college placement has been 3-4 LPA over the years, 7.1+LPA being the highest. Companies like Deloitte, Amazon, ISA Global, Planet Spark, D.E. Shaw & Co., Wipro, Zomato, McD, Maruti Suzuki, Indigo, ICICI, Teach for India, Mahindra, and Byjus have visited our campus. I would like to go for a master's degree or work with an MNC to gain experience.

The BSC (Hons.) Computer Science at Mata Sundri College for Women, Delhi University is a course for 3 years (4th year is optional) with total fees of 93,975 rupees.

Our college hold more than 15 annual fests including SAARANG. The most engaging season of fests and events is from February till April. Our library has a significant number of books and journals to support our curriculum. We have 8 computer labs and numerous classrooms with a capacity of 60-70 students. Our college actively participates in sports events and fests.

I applied to other colleges that offer B.Tech, but my lack of focus in the preparation for the JEE landed me in trouble. Just then, I discovered computer science honours, which offers me a core computer curriculum, which attracted me to it. I had to be a 12th pass, and clear any of the two following combinations for cracking my CUET exams for this course: Combination 1: Any 1 subjects from list A + maths/ applied maths + any 2 subjects from list B And then I cracked my CUET, although I wasn't prepared for my CUET examinations either. It was such that I was able to crack it, and I got into this college, and I was quite satisfied, as it was a golden chance to leave my hated subject, chemistry, behind

The faculty-to-student is good, as its 1:51 for theory and 2:51 for practical classes, which resembles the arrangements in our schools which makes it pretty familiar. Commenting on the faculty, it is difficult to describe them as general because despite the Discipline Specific Faculty, we interact with bunch of other teachers There are only two sets of exams, one is end semester University exams and the second is the mid-semester tests, which decreases our load.

The nearest spot for hanging out after college is CP( The heart of Delhi), there is not a lot to do near the campus locality as it is a government office premises. Our college has a Gurudwara and has a hostel in the making.