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AUD (Kashmeere Gate campus) is one of the most accessible campuses considering it is a pretty old structure, the campus houses the Dara Sikoh Library which is a monument of historical relevance itself. We regularly had activities and annual fest being conducted. Since AUD back then followed a multi dicsiplinary approach; one could choose programme's or courses as per their interests. The library was well stocked and access to all international journals were provided.

Theres annual Diwali mela, Mental health day fest and a whole lot of other events too. All course materials are available in the library. The library is really good. All classrooms now have smart boards so thats great. For sports we have Football, basketball, NCC for boys and girls both. Multiple Societies like Debate, dance, economics, literature etc are there. A free mental health clinic named Ehsaas is also available

Campus life here is same as others colleges, many fests and events all over the year. Classrooms are advanced and got smart boards and stuff for ppt presentations. There are many societies and clubs in this college both in fields of sports and arts. NSS is very active here

My experience is overall good because this university focuses to provide more valuable knowledge. And there some in campus societies like photography society, dance, singing, acting, eco clubs an all.

From the past two years there has been no annual or technical fests due to certain reasons but the annual fest of AUD known as Audacity will be conducted this year. It usually happens during spring season. There are not a lot of events happening in the campus but there are some. The library of our campus which is in Kashmere gate is huge and it has all varieties of books from fiction to non fiction, poems, political, academic, self help etc and the range goes on and on. It consists journals, newspaper to autobiography and phd books. They are very easy to access you just have to register in one of the files the guard has and you can read it in the library or you can borrow it for a week and then you can renew your previous book and extend the deadline for the return to later weeks. The library is fully air conditioned, quiet, with a librarian and a guide who will help you to find books. The classroom conditions are fairly good. They are as well fully air conditioned. They have smart boards and whiteboard together for better teaching methods. Although the conditions of the desks are not great but they are manageable. The cleanliness of the room is great. The sports and extracurricular activities is decent you have a big ground with a vollyball court in it. A basketball court and a tennis court( currently not in use and is being used as a parking space) and a badminton court. There are college level teams for each sport which take part in inter college tournaments as well. Some intra college tournaments also happens in our college, including events for cricket, badminton, basketball, vollyball, chess etc. the equipments are available at the sports room however you can access them after 2pm only. There are a lot of societies so there are a lot of extra curricular activities and events happening for eg. recently a dance competition wa held in the college. Weekly jamming sessions happens. There are a lot of student clubs and societies, including music and dance.

Only one fest is organised every year which is not very grand, no artist is invited to perform. All the stalls and performances are by students. The library is well equipped with all the resources a student might need. All the classrooms have a projector and are air conditioned along with the library and the 3 computer labs. There is a variety of extracurricular and cultural societies to choose from like: the 90's kids- the theatre society, Alankar - the music society, Odori- the dance society, Society of Visual Culture, the History Society and Inara- the fashion society. There are 2 basketball courts, a football field and a tennis court which are shared with the IGDTUW.

One of the major lovable thing about AUD is it's library. A room full of books, mostly even the professors recommend those books which are present in library. There is a computer lab but with no Air conditioning, it's really suffocating there. There are projectors and also smart screens installed in the classrooms but with no proper maintenance of air conditioning. There are various student running societies in college, expansing from Co-Cirrculars, course basis and political wings. But mostly politics exist within the cabinet of these societies.

I donts have much idea about annual and technical festivals as it's my 1st year but there are plenty. There many books available here in library as it has very big library. Some class rooms are not good but rest are very good. There are people in sports but they don't have individual ground. There are many clubs such as dance, music, sports etc.

My experience has been a ride. In recent years it has become quite political which does influence you as a student a lot. The societies are active in their own little spheres. There's theatre society, music society, photography society and a queer collective as well among others.

The overall experience of my campus life is good. The infrastructure is good with ac's all over the campus which gives a great relief in summers. The university should focus more on funding the societies and clubs of the college and also into the sports thing.