Colleges in Delhi

The first and most crucial thing to remember is that "NOBODY FAILS IN INTERNAL, NOT IN DELHI UNIVERSITY ATLEAST" even if you have been a student long enough for your teachers to be familiar with you. You'll score highly And speaking from personal experience, unless you are somehow never at the College, no matter how much of a * the professor is, they will always give you enough marks so that you may pass. Okay, so supposing you never attended college and you show up for the exam, you will need to fill out a NUT or SUT depending on your condition on the examination form. When you manage to obtain the exam admit card. There is no need to worry if your examinations go well and you achieve a score of at least 40 out of 100. Even so, one of my friends had to retake the exam the next year when the semester examinations for that semester were administered. Therefore, you want to make sure that you pass the first time and that you get along well with your lecturers. They are decent folks that are always willing to assist.

The accommodation is available in the college's campus. Is given on first come first serve basis. 1,00,000 is the approximate charge of the college hostel (increases every year). This includes food and accommodation. Fees for accommodation : INR 100000 per annum. External costs : Rs.4000, Rs.7000 For boys the hostel is only far 1st year. It's available to all 4 years in the case of girls. The boys hostel infrastructure is average and mess facility is also available with living. External costs :Rs.7000 to Rs.10000. Only girls students can take advantage of the accommodation facility. The lodging rooms are well-equipped and air conditioned. They're also being repaired, according to their needs. The security is very good. The average rent per student is close to two thousand per month and rooms are available on a shared basis. Only women who were on campus could have stayed in the dormitory. There's houses right around the corner that once offered rooms for rent.

With so many cultural activities and a lot of interesting things to learn, campus life is pretty good. Regarding gender ratios, boys outnumber the girls by 4:1. The best thing about our college which I liked is, it's absolutely a ragging free campus. During leisure time, we had a lot of clubs and societies that were interested in our hobbies like the Rhapsody Dramatic Society, Leo Club, Rotary Club etc. Most of the students were from outside Maharashtra and enjoyed my college life with them. College seniors were very helpful and they assisted a lot by giving valuable insights about the course, sometimes provided books/notes for study and also gave valuable tip for cracking interviews