Humanities & Social Sciences

It depends which course do you want to apply for. Both are top ranking universities in India. DU has many colleges affiliated to it and you really have a wider option doing your degree from there. Where at times quality might be compromised in DU depending upon the college you get your admission in, JNU offers a superior quality education with no compromise on academic front. However getting into JNU is a tough job so you have to be on your toes. Once in, its a heaven. DU is also known for large scale co-curricular activites which you would also find in JNU but in a closed niche. So the choice would actually depend upon your area of interest and availability of admission.

Hi Aashika,
There are many pros and cons of studying through distance or in SOL. You have to keep a number of factors in mind while deciding. Though distance education degrees are increasingly recognized all over and you can study anytime - anywhere, also saves a lot of money, working while studying there still exist a question on its credibility and recognition amongst employers and further education particularly in India. It is difficult to suggest if it is good or bad since it will depend on your own priorities and needs. Keep a check on the recognition, UGC approval, employment of students, your career plans if any and decide accordingly.