Remarks
I took migration in the second year. So I will answer accordingly. It's good for those who score above 6 CGPA in the first year. I had 8.5, top of the list. It's easier to take migration into a college than take an absence from your earlier institution. There is close to no bureaucracy. The process is straightforward. It's easier than applying for a minor credit card. They require a transfer certificate, it's something your prior college gives you.
Course Curriculum Overview
It's easier to study BCom H. If you are interested in pursuing something else, choose no other college. They have 100% leniency regarding attendance, which is like this college's USP. There is a good ratio of 35 -50 students, but usual attendance is only 20-25, and even lower on most occasions. This college is good if you want to go for self-study mode, under the DU brand.
Internships Opportunities
EY- 3.33L per year The average stipend is like 5,000 -10,000. Again don't go in for money. Live your life. Spend 95% of your time outside your college. The study, learn how to grow yourself, don't be a textbook nerd.
Placement Experience
The placements are the bare minimum. You will get 25000 - 50000 per month. There is a list of companies. A plus point is the placement cell's website. DO LOGIN AT ANY COST. If you are half decent to go through a review on the college placement website, you will understand that average graduation level jobs are for robots.
Fees and Financial Aid
It's cheaper than your cost of transport, even if you opt for the metro. Around 13000-14000 for General. If you think about a scholarship. I mean it's DU, it's funded from everyone's ITR and cess on your movie tickets.
Campus Life
I am least interested in college fests. It has a good library, but then books are not expensive to purchase. There are no amenities, it is the Government funded. The playground is like 4 times the size of the college building, it's clean and green and offers multiple sporting opportunities. There are multiple clubs.
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