Best co-ed college in South campus Du- Venky

I applied to Tezpur University, Cotton College, Fergusson College and also Sri Venkateswara College. I got into all of them except Tezpur Uni, and also got through Ramjas College and Kirorimal College. I choose Venky for being exposed to a diverse, inclusive, elite campus filled with intellectual minds. Also, the relative peace of South Campus was another star factor in influencing my choice. The admission procedure during my time was simply merit based focussing on 12th percentage, however, now CUET Scores determine which college and course you'd be eligible for....Read More

I chose this college for a few reasons. Firstly, it has a strong NIRF ranking and has been given an A+ grade by NAAC. Secondly, it has strong academics and a lot of extracurriculars. The societies within the college are also very active....Read More

my college has a good reputation and it has maintain its NIRF ranking throughout the years. the campus is good the over-all faculty is good and helpful exam difficulty is moderate. there are numerous societies which help with social interaction you need to give cuet exam to get into this college you get admission based on your number in the exam...Read More

I did apply to a lot of colleges of the Delhi University like Sri Ram College for Commmerce, Hindu, St. Sthephens, Hansraj etc. as these colleges gives you the brand balue of Delhi University along with much bettter exposure and way better opportunities for future endeavours. My CUET score was not at par with the cutoffs of these colleges leading to rejection. The admission process of our college is very simple. The students have to match the cutoffs of their CUET scores and register themselves under the Delhi University Admissions System....Read More

i applied to du colleges including jmc, lsr, srcc, sbsc, kmc, ramjas, hansraj, hindu. i got admission in jmc, sbsc, kmc, ramjas but i chose venky over these because of the location and my course preference (stats>eco). the admission process involves of three steps- clearing the cuet cutoff, accepting the seat, and finally paying the fees. the eligibility for my course is having studies maths/applied maths in class xii. the cutoff in cuet 2025 was 807....Read More

I applied to this college and several others which are all part of the University of Delhi. Admissions are processed through the common CSAS portal where students can provide a preference list of the colleges which they wish to attend, in order of desirability, and they are allotted a college based on their CUET or other qualifying exam scores. I had placed this college very high on my preference list due to its history of being academically rigorous, the abundance of extracurricular activities provided, its comparitively high placements and its reputation. Although I had placed other colleges higher, which I oculd not get into due to my scores being lower than required, I do not regret choosing this college...Read More