Ramjas College, University of Delhi
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Sanchayan Joarder
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Hi,The fee structure isn't available in the website. However, as per the notice of last year, students had to pay Rs. 100, as their enrollment fee. Kindly go through link which talks about the same: http://www.ramjas.du.ac.in/pdf/SFIL-notice_for_enrolment_fee.pdf
As per the schedule for classes, they probably occur twice or thrice a week-the information of which is not available in the college website. You'd be told about all this as soon as the classes begin.
As per the schedule for classes, they probably occur twice or thrice a week-the information of which is not available in the college website. You'd be told about all this as soon as the classes begin.
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Sanchayan Joarder
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Stats from both Ramjas and KMC is good. I can say the same for Economics hons for Ramjas. Khalsa had a reputation for violence a few years which has improved and considering the opinions of my peers from Khalsa, it is a satisfactory college. Also, as per my knowledge, English and Economics faculty is damn good there. So, it's your call now.
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As much as I have heard from people from the science department as well as other people, Ramjas has a good science faculty, however the same goes for KMC. The opinions based on this question is very subjective. Lot of people consider Ramjas's science faculty to be better, and others consider KMC to be better. So if you choose either, you'd be in an appropriate college for the course you want to pursue.
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KRISHNENDU SENTech Lover,Friendly,Foodie
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The first and main criteria is maths should be one of your four selected subjects in 10+2. Then comes the percentage in the subject as different colleges and universities set different cut-off marks. But 85-90% will surely help you to get maths honours.
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KRISHNENDU SENTech Lover,Friendly,Foodie
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Yes, you can but you should have 65% in maths in your graduation which may be anything like B.A/B.Com/B.Sc with minimum 50% aggregate. If you reach that criteria, you can surely do M.Sc. Maths in DU.
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Sanchayan Joarder
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I would say both are good. However, since in Gargi the curriculum is stricter, the classes happen more regularly. The commerce department is good both in Gargi and Ramjas. Since Ramjas is more politically active the classes get somewhat hampered but the overall discipline of the curriculum doesn't get compromised. Gargi on the other hand is more of an academic college, and all in all, a lot of professionalism is maintained.
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Sanchayan Joarder
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Hi, it would be great if you could tell us which course you are going for. So that, I can answer your question.
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I would admit that Miranda College, Hindu College have a better reputation than Ramjas College in terms of academics. The system is stricter and classes take place more regularly than in Ramjas College. The placement cell is good in all three, but I think in Miranda, Hindu they are a slightly tint better. The fests are also more organized in those than in Ramjas College. Ramjas College has a huge influence of student politics and hence the classes hamper somewhat, but all in all it's a fun to do college. So no matter which course you opt for, these differences are all-pervasive. Ramjas College is a more chilled out, less academic one.
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Sanchayan Joarder
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Hi, Thank you for posting your query on Shiksha. The disadvantage for a Science student who wants to pursue arts from Ramjas is that he/she would be facing a 5 percent cut from his/her best of four percentage. So in case you want to pursue political Science from Ramjas, considering that you're a Science student you'd be facing the above disadvantage.
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