College of vocational studies reviews on placement, faculties and facilities

I chose this college because of it's prime location and conveneice in commuting here. It falls under the South Delhi Campus so it makes it more classic. The admission process was quite smooth and regulated by the management via there portal. During my time, the admission was done based on the 12th class CBSE board percentage where in the university realeased 4 cut off lists and I was lucky enough to get this college in the first cut off list only....Read More

I wanted to persue Bachelors of Management Studies from the start as I had no intentions of persuing B.Com like everyone else. I had this college on 11th preference in my preference sheet during the counciling. Above this I had a combination of Eco.Hons and BMS from various colleges but with the score I got, I was admitted in this college....Read More

i chose this college because it is government college second thing is it comes under delhi university. i also apply for devi ahiliya college indore, but it was costly as compared to cvs college.admission process was so easy all the process done through online. i got this college through cuet this college is in my 18 number in my prefrece list i want go north campus but due to my cuet score....Read More

I applied to this college because I was very intrigued by the course that I'm pursuing which Is human resource management. And Cvs is the only college providing this course in Delhi University Apart from applying for vocational courses at this college, i applied to other DU colleges providing Be.el.ed. And as my admission process was done through csas portal, my first choice for the courses I wanted to do my grad in was HRM itself, and I was alloted my first preference in the first round of csas and therefore I freezed it. The current admission process is great as you justhave to fill your course preferences in numerical order of how likely you want them to be alloted and then the round wise counselling begin. If you get alloted the college, then you have two options either two upgrade or to freeze, if you upgrade then you will be eligible for next round and another course that you filled in your preference sheet and if you freeze then you choose the particular alloted course...Read More

To take admission in this college you need to give CUET common University entrance exam . The eligibility criteria is that you need to take one language and three domains in order totake admission in B.A Honours, B. A programme and b. Com (prog).the application form can be found on nta website and you need to be really aware of what's going on around the Cuet examination through news and YouTube. reservation quotas are given to SCs, STs, OBCs as well as EWS in Delhi University the cutoffs are comparatively low as compared to general category. if we are talking about college then the college infrastructure is really poor and teachers though are really qualified don't take classes on time the colleges image outside is really good but the ground reality is something very very different from the image it has maintained outside . Sport facilities are poor there is no basketball court, tennis court and any other sports facility. Culutural socities are really good and wins a lot of prizes....Read More

The eligibility is the CUET exam. We had to sign up on Delhi university's CSAS portal and select preferred courses. For BBE it was language+maths (both pure and applied work) and a general test. Note we had to study the subjects we are giving CUET for in grade 12th for subject mapping to be valid....Read More