BBA in Banking And Insurance
at Delhi College of Advanced Studies, Janakpuri

2.5 /5

(3 Reviews)

Estd. 2003

BBA in Banking And Insurance
at
Delhi College of Advanced Studies
Overview

Delhi College of Advanced Studies offers a BBA in Banking And Insurance course (3 years) at the UG level. The total Delhi College of Advanced Studies BBA in Banking And Insurance tuition fees is INR 3,23,300. The total seat intake available for this course is 60. Check other courses of Delhi College of Advanced Studies BBA.

Total Tuition Fees	₹3.23 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	60

BBA in Banking And Insurance

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BBA in Banking And Insurance
at
Delhi College of Advanced Studies
Fees

Delhi College of Advanced Studies BBA in Banking And Insurance fee is a total of several components, such as the One-Time Fees, Tuition Fees, Registration Fees, Exam Fees and others. There are some additional charges that the students might also have to pay that are specific to the institution. INR 3,23,300 is the total tuition fee for BBA in Banking And Insurance which the students must pay timely to avoid late fee submission charges. More details around Delhi College of Advanced Studies BBA in Banking And Insurance fee breakup is as follows:

Fee components	Amount (3 years)
Tuition Fees	₹ 3.23 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 3.23 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

BBA in Banking And Insurance
at
Delhi College of Advanced Studies
Students Ratings & Reviews

2.5/5

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Placements1.3

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Faculty & Course3.7

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BBA in Banking And Insurance - Batch of 2013

Offered by Delhi College of Advanced Studies

1Placements1Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money

Getting admission in this college was just a waste of time and money.

Placements: At that span of time, hardly one or two companies came for interviews, and they were purely looking for sales profile candidates offering a salary based on the sales a person will make. There was no basic salary, and hardly any conveyance charges were offered. I was in touch with a number of people in my senior batch, but non of them got placement from college. Only the internal sources helped them get a job, and it was the same in our case as well. The college has not taken any initiative for their students to get any sort of internship, but again the internal sources helped us out. We did internships just for the sake of a certificate, and I was not offered any sort of stipend. Instead, I paid the conveyance charges from my pocket only. There is no placement cell so we can't talk about its efficiency. The only thing the college was good at was to find reasons for charging penalties from students. Like, if the deadline to submit a project is at 4:00 pm and you are submitting at 4:15 pm, then you will have to pay a fine, and if there is any holiday, then you will be charged for that as well. So apart from the college fee, they have charged a minimum of Rs 5,000 from every student or at least 75% of the students.

Infrastructure: We were never given access for the Wi-Fi facility; it was only for the chairman. Classrooms were worst than that of schools, The library was good, and I would rate the medical facilities negative. There was hardly any area for classrooms as the coaching classes were floor-wise. There was no area for sports or games. There was no canteen available, so can't judge the quality of food. The college was so small that there was not even a medical room, and forget about hostel rooms.

Faculty: I scored more than 85% in the first two semesters, and then it fell down to 65% after, not because I lost interest in studies, but the college was not able to retain the best faculty. After the 3rd semester, the same teachers taught us for the next 3 semesters. A teacher with a different subject background teaches us a different subject, so you can assume what will be the result of the students. In the span of 3 years, there was only one industry visit to Parle-G industry, and that too was like a visit to a museum or an art gallery. The curriculum is not at all useful till date because we didn't have any sort of practical knowledge, and still the old curriculum is followed which will cause the coming generation to face the same difficulties.

Reviewed on 11 Sep 2018Read More

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BBA in Banking And Insurance - Batch of 2015

Offered by Delhi College of Advanced Studies

2.2

1Placements1Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

It was awesome experience. I really enjoyed my college life. I wish I could relive those moments.

Placements: Placements were really very bad. The whole thing which I enjoyed in my college was faculty members but in terms of infra and placements its very disappointing. I actually was not expecting so bad placement. But in terms of placement I can only say it just got closed in 2016. So yes placements were pathetic.

Infrastructure: It was really bad rather we don't have opportunities to call it as a campus. It was small and a poor building. We really lack in terms of infrastructure facilities we really don't have any canteen of college in terms of infra we just have normal classes with broken glasses of windows.

Faculty: My faculty members were really good it was there mentorship only which became me the person I am today. They were real guidance giver. Rather because of them only I stick into poor infra of the college even when I got some other great opportunities coming my way.

Reviewed on 20 May 2018Read More

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BBA in Banking And Insurance - Batch of 2016

Offered by Delhi College of Advanced Studies

3.2

2Placements2Infrastructure5Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Absolutely dissatisfied because of the placement.

Placements: The placement assistants were not that good. Some company came for internships related to real state and insurance sector. Idbi came to hire us but no one was selected because of the tough examination factor. They were lack of placement assistant in our fields.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure of our college was so terrible and annoying. When I entered my college, you will feel so horrible that it's not a college but a big house divided into different floor. They should improve the infrastructure so that it will help everyone to stay.

Faculty: There were 3 course running alternatively. Faculty are good and reliable. They help us a lot to learn the latest technology and activities. I loved a lot and it was great experience to study in that college. But there course were limited. I will suggest not to take admission in our college.

Reviewed on 20 May 2018Read More

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BBA in Banking And Insurance
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Delhi College of Advanced Studies
Entry Requirements

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CBSE 12th

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Candiate must have Pass in 12th Class of 10+2 of CBSE or equivalent with a minimum of 50%marks in aggregate* and must also have passed English (core or elective or functional) as a subject.