Diamond Harbour Women’s University South 24 Parganas Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Our 2 years course provided 4 semesters. We don't want any other curriculum. But there is one problem it doesn't provide us with placements. We need placements for our development. There are 6 months gap between each exam. The Courses are completed on time.

The admission procedure is simple and very basic. The admission is entirely based on the merit list. The students have to pass 10+2 with a minimum of 45% marks. They are also supposed to have a bachelor?s degree.

The college has been taking admissions on the merit basis. I have filled the application form and registered myself to the college. The college shortlist the students on the basis of 10+2+3 marks which has to be a minimum of 45%

The up-and-comers can apply online for MA, MSc and MCom programs by visiting the official site of the college. Admissions to the PG courses are allowed based on marks got by the applicants in the passing assessment. For PhD, NET/SLET/SET/GATE or some other comparable assessment qualified up-and-comers will be absolved from showing up in RET and can show up in the meeting.

I have always been an English aficionado and also did my Bachelors in the subject. I wanted to pursue my M.A at a college close to home and Diamond Harbour was the best option! We just had to apply with our B.A marks.

Students who want to take admission in M.A have to fill out an application form for admission.The eligibility criteria is that the student seeking admission must have passed his/her Bachelor's with minimum of 55% marks.

I had filled out an admission form where all the details needed to be filled and documents needed to be attached, which will further be verified and personally evaluated by the college. The merit list will be released on the basis of this evaluation.

Apart from the non presence of the placement authorities, our college has almost every facility for the students. The main advantage of our college is the availability of education for the economically backward category of students.