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The BA course structure at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College has an assessment and evaluation process based on regular assessment and evaluation procedures conducted for six semesters of the course. The syllabus design is based on a six-semester format, wherein four subjects are taught each semester. This format allows systematic progression of learning and enables one to undertake periodical assessments of student performance and understanding. Combined with such regular assessments and evaluations, these would provide a whole educational experience for the tracking of students' progress. The exact nature and frequency of these assessments are not specified, but they are part of the BA programme at DDU College.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, your query is alright but it perhaps begs little more clarity. Let me put it this way. DDU is a college with students, professors coming every day for learning and teaching and is known for its Bsc Course. DU on the other hand is only an administrative entity. It may issue policy, set up syllabus, decide on working hours, holidays etc. But there is no classroom and no student passes out. Of course students do pass out from different colleges affiliated to it. There are few universities which have faculty and specialised courses but these are invariably at level of PG and placements of these students pursuing PG is on a different level than for undergraduate students.
I can not resist the urge to quote "one should not compare oranges with apples"!
Best wishes to you.