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The campus is 24*7 Wi-Fi enabled.
There are smart classrooms. The library and the collection of books are extraordinary.
The medical facilities available are good.
There is an annual sports meet in the month of December. The science labs are excellent with highly motivating teachers. The quality of food available is excellent, and the hostel rooms are well maintained and amazingly hygienic.
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As you want to do B.Sc Chemistry, I would like to suggest you that you should prefer the renowned universities around you if you are from north India you should go for Punjab University, Delhi University or any other state university. If you are willing to spend more on your education, you can opt for the colleges like Symbiosis which has placements abroad too.
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https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/colleges/clinical-psychology-colleges-Mumbai-all
Clinical Psychology is a base for any field of psychology. So, if you want to know the scope, you need to know that the skills, knowledge and information that you acquire in this course can be applied in the field of research, counselling, mental health diagnosis, HR, corporate training and statistics. So, basically, you have a wider reach and fields to work in. And yes counselling for safer/positive mental health is increasing every day as well, thus increasing the need for good clinic
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The best way to find this out is to go through the cut-off list of the last two years of DU. I have attached link of Shiksha which shows the DU cut offs for the past few years, it includes all colleges: https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/du-cut-off-trends-for-past-years-blogId-12697
All the best.
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