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I think the course curriculum is decent. It covers the main subjects properly and gives basic understanding.It helped me understand my core subjects better. But honestly, it is more theory based and less practical which I don't like much.If they add more practical work or industry exposure, it would be better. Exams happen semester wise with internals, and the level is not very hard if you study regularly.

Internship opportunities in my college are decent.The placement cell and different commerce societies frequently share internship opportunities in fields like marketing,finance, HR and sales.Some startups and even mnc's offer internships sometimes with stipend and sometimes unpaid for experience.The stipend usually depends on the company and the type of role they are offering. These internships help in gaining practical knowledge and improving communication skills.Overall, internship exposure is good if students actively apply and participate.

Placements in my college are decent but not very high compared to North Campus colleges.Students usually become eligible for placements in the final year with decent cgpa and good skills.Some companies visit the campus for roles in sales, marketing, finance and HR. The average package is moderate and only a limited percentage of students get placed through campus. Many students prefer internships during college to gain experience and earn extra money. Some also plan for higher studies like MBA or prepare for competitive exams which I also do I personally plan to gain work experience first,earn some money and then go for higher studies. Overall, placements are average but hopefully they will increase in future.

The yearly fee of my course which I paid this year was 19560. In the first year, I paid 15000 something was my admission fees excluding exam fees. In the second year there was a increase in fees which was not common earlier.Students from SC/ST category from my point of view paid same fee. Scholarships based on Merit and reservation based is available. Overall, the course is affordable compared to other private colleges.

My overall campus life has been good and average.The college organizes small cultural events usually once or twice a year which gives students a chance to participate and show their talent. There are different societies like cultural, commerce, and sports clubs where students can take part according to their interests,I am also in few of them.The library has enough books for our course and a quiet space to study. Classrooms are decent with basic facilities like projectors in some rooms. Sports and extracurricular activities are also encouraged.Overall, campus life is balanced and gives us social exposure.

I chose this college because it comes under Delhi University and has a decent reputation for my course. My first preference was this College itself.Compared to other colleges this one felt better in terms of faculty support and location.The admission process was a bit lengthy but the end result was worth it. Eligibility was based on Cuet marks. After document verification and fee payment my admission was confirmed.Overall, the process was simple and transparent.

The faculty members of my college are qualified and supportive. Most teachers are approachable for doubts.The faculty number is decent.The faculty which I liked very much was my financial management teacher Sonam,I liked her because her behaviour towards students were very polite and kind. The faculty I didn't liked was my company law teacher Shivani as she was very rude, egoistic and unhelpful,she even less marks to students just because she found them arrogant.The difficulty level is moderate and the marking scheme is fair, however I feel more practical exposure and industry learning should be provided to students.

The nightlife around my college is decent sometimes happening as I have evening colleges. The library and cafeteria also close by late evening.There is no late-night campus culture inside the college. However, students usually hang out in nearby cafes and markets after classes and the area outside is very cozy and feels warm.Some go to places like nearby metro stations, food stalls, or popular markets in the area to relax with friends. The locality is generally safe but it is better to avoid roaming too late at night. Overall, the nightlife is simple and more focused on small get-togethers with friends rather than party culture.