College of Vocational Studies University of Delhi Sheikh Sarai Answered Questions

There are no B.Tech courses at the College of Vocational Studies, University of Delhi instead it offers BSc. (Honors) in Computer Science which is also a four-year course. Candidate must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50 percent marks from a recognized board or university.

Below are some tips which might be usefulJoin societies and make new connections.Explore Delhi.Now it depends on the course which you are pursuing, if you are from computerSciencethen pick a language and make it as sharp as you can, explore some courses from the web eg. You can visit freecodecamp, codewithharry, coding invaders (paid), coding blocks (paid) and many other pages for courses butIwould recommend to try free material first which anyone can find easily in today's world then start practising on codechef, hackerrank, Leetcode and many more. Then start DSA and try to master it.If you are from other courses then go with the flow and work the path which will take you to your goal.

There are no B.Tech courses at the College of Vocational Studies, University of Delhi but they offer BSc (H) in Computer Science which is also a four year course due to new education policy. The college also offers BA (Hons), BCom (Hons), BMS, BSc (Hons), two certificate programmes and two Post Graduate Diploma programs.

College of Vocational Studies, University of Delhi does not provide hostel facilities for the students. So, if you reside somewhere in Delhi/NCR it's well and good and if not then you have to find a PG near the college or wherever you think is suitable. However, College of Vocational Studies, University of Delhi offers some other facilities like Library, Sports Complex, Labs (Computer Lab, Electronics Lab), Cafeteria, Hospital / Medical Facilities, Wi-Fi Campus, Auditorium, Seminar Room, etc.

The overall ranking of CVS is not quite good.I151 out of 200 in 2021 and 2020.It had shifted 8 positions towards the top in 2022 andIam not familiar with the 2023 rankings.The ranking of the college decides the types of companies that are to participate in Placement drives. 

The faculty is quite good here.Let me elaborate about the CS faculty.The teachers here are quite knowledgeable and will provide a good guidance for your future if you talk with them and ask them respectfully for the purpose of learning for yourself and not to check whether he knows or not.Irrespective of the poor lab facilities here teachers does not lessen their efforts to teach the students provided the class should be interactive and all the students should participate, as it helps maintain a good environment in the class and even motivate the teachers to provide everything that they have learned till now to pass their learnings to the students. The problem with my batch is less interaction in the classes due to which the classes get boring.The teachers are very hardworking, even the class is irresponsive but she makes sure that she has taught everything and is the only teacher who even discussed previous year papers in the classes. Other departments teachers are also nice but I am from CS department. 

If you have informed before hand to the respective subject teacher then they will manage according and even the internal examination date are fixed only after each and every student agrees (some exceptions are always there).For this, your reason should be strong, real and you should not try to misguide the respective subject teacher.

Overall, the on-campus placements are good but if you are pursuing a technical course from here then it might not be good enough as the companies that come here are for vocational courses.So, if you are from a technical background or pursuing a technical course then you need to work consistently on your skillset and grab opportunities that come your way off campus and you can also participate in Placement drive that occur in North Campus or respected DU colleges such as Deshbandhu College which organises its drive and invite students from all over DU.

The highest package that is offered at any college is not same for the students of any year as it totally depends on the skillset of the student and how much thorough knowledge the student has. If you are skillful enough you can pull an average package of 6 LPA required you are consistent with your efforts and has a strong communication and persuasion skills. There are not so many placement offers available for the IT sector the reason I think is there are lots of Vocational courses present here.

The canteen food is overall good and I would say it's above average. From veg to non-veg, both types of food items are available and a well maintained canteen is present.But I would rather recommend Chole kulche and parathe kulche from outside the college gate.