Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

Automotive Engineering is a sub-branch of vehicle engineering. It can also be considered as a sub-branch of mechanical engineering that has split from the main branch focusing on the automotive field of study. Automobile engineering focuses on the cars. It specifically deals with the designing of cars, operations in production of cars, designing of engines and fuel management. Thus, automobile engineering can be considered as a sub branch of automotive engineering. However, generally both the branches are used interchangeably to denote a branch dealing with motor vehicles. A lot of people are confused about the automotive and automobile engineering. They both tend to be interrelated and therefore, most often are used interchangeably. However, few consider that automobile engineering focuses more on the cars, whereas automotive engineering can be defined as an umbrella term to denote a branch that deals with all motor vehicles. Therefore, based on this subtle difference, one can differentiate the two. Still, one must remember that in common usage the terms are used interchangeably.

It does offer B.Pharmacy.
The process of admission for all the exams is through IPU CET. Refer to the official website for the dates to apply. A student who has completed his/her 12th with Physics, Chemistry and Biology can opt for the same. A minimum of 50% are mandatory in Physics, Chemistry and Biology individually in 10+2 to take admission. It is a full-time 4-year Bachelor's degree course. The main subjects in this course are Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognogy, Pathophysiology, Applied Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Medicinal Chemistry, etc. For course details, you can refer to the link:
http://www.ipu.ac.in/syllabus/sylbpharma010708.pdf

The key areas that you need to focus on are:
1. Reading habit:
So, it would include the reading of at least 4 national dailies and keeping par with the news related to the economy, international developments, and society. You must also read related magazines and about the most influential people in this field.
2. Writing skills:
Writing skills are utmost important for this field. You can practice by writing small notes on the articles you read and by developing your opinion and perception.
3. Study topics:
There are various fields of journalism like Advertising, film-making, Public Relations, Event Management, Radio, Photojournalism, etc., so one should have a fair idea of the syllabus and themes that are pivotal to these subjects.
4. Analytical and Comprehensive skills:
Many institutions test their students on the basis of reasoning ability, analytical and comprehensive skills. You must give attention to this area for this you may go for the previous year question papers.

The main campus of GGSIPU, Dwarka is good. The labs in the university for the engineering students are equipped with good facilities and equipments. The library is the coolest place to relax in the summers. Attendance is not a major issue as you will find a maximum number of students during the sessional and major exams and that too inside the library. If you are from IT, ECE, MCA or BCA stream, the placements are sure both on and off campus. The canteen is a good place to chill out with your friends. Anugoonj, sports meet and other activities are really enjoyable and full of fun as this is the only time when one is not having exams in IPU. Otherwise, you have to face the minor, major exams, presentations and other course-related activities from the beginning till the end.
Pros:
1) GGSIPU has been the life saver of Delhi students. Without its existence, we would have nowhere to go and I mean it. It is the only university in Delhi providing 85% reservations to Delhiites.
2) The top 5 colleges for the course would have average placements and you would most probably be placed if you do not lie in the last 20 people of your class.
3) Only university in Delhi offering professional courses like B.Tech, BCA, BBA, BJMC and courses in medical sciences, with compulsory internship projects.
4) Clean infrastructure with AC rooms, although small (in private institutes).
5) Geographically covered colleges in almost every region of Delhi-Kapashera, Hamidpur, Tughlakabad, Rithala and the list goes on.
6) Even if you don't get a decent rank in CET entrance, there is an open management quota system to grab a seat in any private college. This assures your admission anyway.
7) The university is 'A' accredited by NAAC which adds to the degree if you apply outside because scoring marks is not tough here.
Cons:
1) The exams in IPU are not checked on your knowledge but on the no. of sheets you fill in the exam.
2) Teachers in IPU only emphasize on completing the syllabus and most of the colleges appoint professors who don't even have a single year of teaching experience.
3) They say that incomplete is a dangerous thing. IPU mainly offers professional courses and what good is that knowledge when we have no idea how to apply for it. I guess this the main reason why people have degrees these days and still they are unemployed.
4) The teachers I would say, most of them are just average and not much concerned with the growth of students in their subjects.