Colleges in Delhi

As admissions to College of Vocational Studies DU are done on an entrance-basis, students need to register for CUET and CSAS counselling. The application fee for CUET UG differs according to the number of subjects selected by the candidates. Applicants selecting subjects upto three will have to pay a CUET online fee of INR 1000 (General/UR), INR 900 (OBC-NCL/EWS), INR 800 (SC/ST/PwBD/ Third gender), and INR 4500 (candidates outside India).  For further details, students can refer to the CUET appplication process. 

The application fee for CSAS registration is as follows:

*This information is taken from the official source and is subject to change.

IILM University, Gurugram, has a strong track record of placing its Journalism students in prestigious internships at various media houses and NGOs. Students have interned with leading media organizations such as The Times of India, Hindustan Times, NDTV, and CNN-IBN, gaining valuable experience in news reporting, digital content creation, and broadcast journalism. Additionally, students have also interned at renowned NGOs like CRY (Child Rights and You), Amnesty International, and Greenpeace India, where they contribute to impactful storytelling and advocacy work. These internships provide students with practical exposure, professional networking opportunities, and hands-on experience in their field, significantly enhancing their career prospects in journalism and media.

At Bharati Vidyapeeth DU Medical College and Hospital in Sangli, the cost of the MS programme is INR 20,00,000 each year, or around INR 41,33,333 for the full three-year study.
Postgraduate medical students, especially those earning MS degrees, often have good placement chances. Alumni of the Bharati Vidyapeeth DU Medical College and Hospital frequently work in a variety of reputable clinics, academic institutes, and hospitals. Depending on the specialization, region, and experience of the person, the average income for MS graduates from this university might vary, but it usually falls between INR 10 and 20 Lacs annually. This range illustrates how much of a need there is for highly qualified medical personnel in the surgical and clinical domains.