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The special aspects of the curriculum that influenced my decision because it's interesting to find what logics work behind mathematics. I loved mathematics so it attracted me. The course curriculum is all theory almost But if you love theorems and proofs this course is for you. The test are regular so that you can learn many things.

The overall experience is nice .It gives you exposure if you take part in societies.There events are held in amphitheatre.There are almost every books available in the library . There are many sports and extracurricular activities held in the campus .

Relevance & Decision Factors I would rate the curriculum an 8.5/10 for its contemporary relevance. FFCS System: A major factor for many students is the Fully Flexible Credit System. It allows you to tailor your curriculum—for instance, a Mechanical Engineering student can take minor credits in "Prompt Engineering" or "Financial Analytics" to stay competitive in the tech-driven job market. Industry Focus: The curriculum is updated frequently. In 2026, there is a clear emphasis on Holistic Learning, where elective courses are structured to help you specialize in niche domains like Bioinformatics, Information Security, or Machine Learning. Application-Oriented: The "J-Component" (Project Component) integrated into most core subjects ensures that you don't just learn theory; you must build a prototype, code an application, or conduct a researc

Flagship Festivals (The Social Highlights) The social calendar is dominated by two massive international festivals that draw participants from across the globe. graVITas (Technical & Design Carnival): Held annually in September/October. It is one of India’s largest techno-management fests, featuring over 200 events, including international hackathons, drone races, and workshops led by industry giants. Riviera (Cultural & Sports Fest): Typically held in February. As an ISO-certified event, it is a four-day extravaganza of music, dance, and drama. It famously concludes with "Pro-Shows" featuring A-list Indian and international artists. 2. Infrastructure & Learning Facilities

Overall my college experience is good instead of different clubs we have different societies which provides alots of exposure and opportunities to participate and meet the great people. For the sports our college provides good trainer and right known alots of world champions are from our college.

For completing honour in zoology you need to pay approx 32,000 per year and every course have different fees per year like for commerce and computer science the fee is quite high. No doubt college also provides some scholarship like the Dell scholarship and so on.

During the time of admission we need to pay 9000 which include all the fees.If students from economically backward can get fees reduction.Students from SC and St category get scholarship like E grants etc Also students get scholarship according to the income.

The college have different society like NSS ,NCC and Scout and guide will start from next year.Also the college have different societies Also the college have special day like Union day, Ethnic day, College day etc And SQAC for college fest

there are like 1 teacher per 50 students also they provide the special mentor program which help the students to build good interaction between teachers. the is my year coordinator Mrs. Kushwant virdhi she is soo helpful and kind which helped me a lot during my mentorship. Bhavesh sharma who tought us IOT during 1 year that was my worst experance. the are two exam midsem and endsem in one sem, midsem is preety easy but endsem is kinda hard

from 4 sem you are eligible for campous placement, there are may company which came here for placement like infosys, linkedin and many more. highest package of the last year was 40LPA, avg score of placement was 85% students were placed, after getting a degree i just want to get placed in a good company with a good package

KSOL Faculties are like not just knowledge wise worthy but the kind of adulation and respect they give us also so good. They have always promised us the best of themselves and have given us too. Professors were all so good that during lockdown they gave us their personal numbers and all the doubts we asked them they clear them all.

Well, I passed out in 2024 and till then some corporate houses such as Bajaj and Deloitte were the only major corporate houses which provided us placements. Also, firms like Khaitan & Co and others also started coming for placements. On and average 40-50k were the initial salaries that law students of our college were given.

The fee structure in our college is reasonble and affordable whwn compared to other colleges offering the same courses.The yearly fee for the cource is 150000 ,which includes college fees,laboratry fee,tutrion fee and academic fee,record fees,activity fees.

The course structure is well planned and easy to follow. the syllabus covers both theory and practical.Subjects are arranged from baics to advanced.The curriculam follows university guidelines.Lab session supports hands on learning

Back in 2013, the fee structure for MA Sociology at AUD (Ambedkar University Delhi) was around INR 26,000/ per semester, but there was a lot of support in place. In my case, as a person with disability, I received a schlorshapi, so in a way I didn't really end up paying much out of my own pocket. There was also merit based scholarship awarded every semester ( I don't remember the exact details now), but it used to be roughly in the range of INR 7000/-8000/. Beyond the fee part, the university was genuinely kind in the way it supported students. Even things like reading materials didn't become a burden as most of the time, professors would share or hand over reading, and I'd often get xerox/photocopy support as well. There was also a dedicated student support cell where you could put in requests and systems were in place to help. Also, because the university couldn't provide me a hostel, I used to commute mostly by metro and I recieved a conveyance support for that as well. what I really want to stress upon is this; during my tenure, Ambedkar University felt deeply humane. The faculty was close-knit, they believed in students welfare and they genuinely rallied behind studenting ensuring we had the environment and support needed to thrive. For me, the university tru;y stood for equal opportunity in education, regardless of which social or economic background you came from.

Our class strength would have been between 40-50 students, and the faculty was very approachable. It will be unfair to choose any one faculty member, I would rather choose the entire faculty of Sociology; both permanent and adhoc, as each of them contributed in their own ways. The Masters programme was spread across 4 semesters. We would have semester end exam for each module; mostly they comprises of take home assignments, book reviews and presentations. I don't remember any of my batchmates failing to clear the examinations. Again at masters level, you don't speak in terms of paper being easy or tough, all I can say we had a vibrant ecosystem in place wherein the faculty backed us up.

Many big companies like PWC, KPMG, EY, Deloitte, etc come to the college and offer internships to students of different courses. Positions like research intern, marketing intern, finance intern etc are available for internships. Jobs are also offered..

Basically our college have many different types of societies. Even i am also in many of them. Their impact is good. Many clubs are active and many are not so it depends on the societies. There are student run social groups like enactus and nss.

The faculty is average and some above. The teacher quality varies from subject to subject. The course structure is more focused on academic theory learning rather than practical knowledge. Exams are conduted semester wise. The marking scheme mainly depends on internal labs, assessments, end semesters and practicals.

None was provided to me by the college. I found mine on my own. I received a stripend of 35k from the company Dharani Infraa Tech Pvt. Ltd. at the role of data analyst intern. I was resposible for creating power bi dashboards for visualisation there.

I joined this college on merit and I belong to general category so I need pay a total fees of 9500 as donation . It inculde University fees , Intial tution fee,PTA fees etc If your arev inculded in SC ,ST category or your income is below 150000 then you need to pay only 6500 as donation Exam fees will be collected during Sem examand it is 955 + GST If your income is below 2,00,000 then you will get several schorlarships on the basis of merit If you are belonged to resvered category then also you will get several schorlarships

Onam is the most important festival celebrated in an year it held during Aug or Sep .Then ethinic day on nov 1etc Almost all the class rooms have projector or monitor . You can acess libarary books easily.You can take any book accroding to your wish . People who are in sports it is a nice opportunity to join in this college . Also college will have lot of clubs and organisation like NSS and NSS is also there

Total fees was approximately 2.5 lpa for general/obc and around 40000 for sc/st Schoalrship wass based on merit and category bases but varies from 25000 to a lakh according to the merit there are addition fee but all are included in the overall fee structure and there is no tuition fee for sc/st

My overall with campus life at NSUT has being very well balanced. University offeres a unique blen of academics fest sport and many other co-curricular activities.Most of the class room are equipped with projectors, smart boards and wifi connections

cousre curriculam in terms of relevence and comprehensiveness is good though it can be improved by adding more practical , case studies , and leraning method. exam can be in the yerly basis so it will helpful for the student to explore more in the proefession world which is very important for them

The fees Structure for the Cousre is paid on a yearly basis. Since belong to the SC caste, so the Fees is veey low for the same. overall fess of my Course is 30000 for the years of the Years, However i'm from correpondence learing so my classes on the Sat and sun every month.

Not at all impressive as like many of the amumbai colleges, we too just have a college building and canteen which is newly opened is on t ground floor. Earlier we didn't had canteen too. Also, there are no sports facilities but interiors in the classrooms and library are amazing. The initial week was called students week so our freshers lasted as long as a week and then in March we have our annual day and fest Kabira.

Faculties are always stuck into us as they consider all students as their favourite. So to be loved by them this way is seriously good to see. Doesn't matter how strict they are but they always help us scores in the marksheet. Also I haven't heard them say no ever to students questions. Tough ask as a student to be asking them again and again but they are always in the action to help us.

In dyal singh college we have absolutely no annual festivals. There is only college freshers party and its also not worth it for watching. Library is very good I only like the library of our college.books are available and easily accessible. Faculties are nice and technological provision is good Sports are good. I don't know much about the extracurricular activities but it would be the nice. Yes there are some famous student vlogger and I don't know about the portal for student life

First year fee at the time of admission was 14100.At the second year it 11895 and I think third year I will be paying approx same as the second year including all the kind of fee like you mentioned up. There is no any category benefits in case for fee. If someone is financially not stable then there is an EWS for scholarship.

faculty to student ratio is about 1:40 every 40 student get 1 teacher and relations with teachers are good, teachers are very helpful there is a list called mentor mentee list in which 1 teacher is alloted to 35-40 student so we can talk, clear doubt, anything. Sonia thakkr ma'am i admire her most as she teches in very simple language and clears students doubt. few faculty are unlikeble but i can't tell name but few teachers are just arrogent and very strict. there are only end semester exams and they are generally not very difficult i'll say level of exams are moderate.

there is no official annual fest of my college but societies organises mini events in every 2-3 weeks so its good overall library got every book journal and what not dyal singh college has a big libary with variety of books to issue. facilities in classroom are very much just normal green board benches table and 4 fans thats all nothing fancy but few classes have projectors. sports and extracurricular activities are good not very exiting but overall good student life is chill in college as admin does not pressure to complete 66% attendence so environment is good

The range of books is pretty diverse in the library. Majority of the classrooms have ACs in them and functioning benches and boards. The societies are the club equivalent bodies in delhi university. These societies are where you can build your career and find friends. The playground is free for everyone. Everyone can go in and play. The societies have a really positive impact on the students' life as they provide an opportunity for everyone from all years interact with eachother.

Yes the college fees is increasing yearly Tuition fees is 180rs University development fees 1500rs admission fee 5rs university enrolment fee 200rs there is no lab fee for my course EWS support fund 250rs student insurance fee 100rs

The yearly fees here varies based ,on your category at the time of admission , as considering my yeary fees , I am from category 1 and I have tution fees of Rs. 1 lakh for 1 year(tution fees) and hotel fees varies from bed type and the block selected . Now , talking about the scholarships , state toppers get some benefits and other scholarshis are also abaialable .

Talking about the campus life , the campus provides decent campus life with greenery in the campus and sheds all over for walking paths . Teams here include various teams like CyberWarriors , K.A.V.A.C.H etc . which encourages student to participate .

I wanted to do Engineering but in my PUC i took Electronics instead of Computer Science and i had interest in Cyber security from 10th because of that i opted this course. Curriculum builds basics like networking useful for IT jobs and cyber security awareness aiding projects such as your fitness tracker app with backend integration. However it lacks on modern stacks like MongoDB limiting direct job readiness add practical labs for better preps. Integrate real world projects like Java based apps like RSA encryption into curriculum for portfolio building. Teaching methods suit self learners via lectures and notes but more interactive sessions would help Overall difficulty is medium-high.

There are efficient amount of Faculty for every subject and they are chill if u have any doubt u can go to department and ask they'll help u out. One of my favourite faculty is Suma ma'am I hate maths those calculations and stuff but she use to take civil enginnering in 1st sem and she made my calculations faster and i got more interest in Maths because of her. I just don't like one Faculty that is Divarakar from Chemistry Department he use to take us Bio in 4th Sem and he wanted bookish answers in the exam or else he won't give marks even if your concept is correct or even if u have written related answer for that particular Question.

The year wise fee i paid in my 1st year for admission, it was 27000, for 2nd year it was 30000, for 3rd year i paid 33000 and I'm sure in 4th year it will be around 36000 for sure. Additionally, we have to pay every semester for examination fee, around 1400-1700 and if you fail to pay at time, late fee charged around 250-500. Talking about categories other than general, like OBC, SC, ST, Muslims etc etc, the fee is same for all the categories. About scholarships, there's a yearly scholarship for the students on merit base, who score more than 9 cgpa, they'll get the scholarship and other than that, there's a scholarship , dell aspire scholarship to hansraj College only in Delhi University, provided to around 30 students from each new admission batch every year, mostly students they select from mathematics department and economics department, they provide yearly fee, a laptop from dell, accommodation payment every month around 10000, provide mentorship, intership opportunities, placement opportunities and many more. Other than these, I guess there are scholarships which are to be provided by DELHI UNIVERSITY itself to the students and are certain eligibility criteria for the same.

My campus life is quite good as, there are 60+ societies in hansraj, evryone should join atleast 1 society in their college life. I joined nishtha: the civil services society as an editorial wing member in my 1st year and then in 2nd year in WDC and ritva society as an editorial & content writing wing member, and in my 3rd year i got the senior core position AS senior advisor in WDC, PR and marketing head + general secretary in GEC and Editorial head in SPIC MACAY society. It was so good to join these , best decision as These societies help to improve the personality of an individual and make friends for lifetime, to explore with . The yearly festival of hansraj is confluence it is held for 3 days every year. The sport's festival runs for days in hansraj and known as khelo hansraj, where students play games and win or lose, all the games are intra college games held between students from different departments.