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I have paid 30,000 rupees for each academic year, which in my opinion is very affordable for a law degree. This fee includes everything there is, except for the exam fee which is to be paid separatelt to SPPU to whom this college is affiliated. Merit based scholarships are available.

The college organizes two events for the college students, that is, Indradhanush- the cultural event, and Dum- the sports event. Then are three competitions organized by the college itself. A lot of clubs are there in the college as well such as moot court society, debate society etc

The curriculum they needs to improve Practical skills training: Include more hands-on projects and real-world applications. Industry relevance: Update curriculum to reflect current industry trends and needs. Personalized learning: Incorporate adaptive learning techniques Soft skills development: Emphasize communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Feedback and assessment:Regular feedback and continuous evaluation. Technology integration*: Leverage digital tools and online resources. Guest lectures and industry interactions: Invite industry experts and facilitate networking opportunities.

Faculty members are more helpful and I mention Mrs.sangeetha mam she's my hod for computer department i like her because the way she teach nd being friendly and the fee structure for bsc Information technology is around as per each sem 15000 to 20000. Apart from this every semester exam fees included like 1500 to 2000. Exam are easy and hard depends upon the subject we had 6 semester in three year course

For semester 2 technical festival and in days it will typically hold We can access library books with limited time access to the range it was only educational book Yes technology provides in class and within the college Sports was there campus they will give money per day for students who plays for college Yes they runs groups, club, etc

Specific aspects of the curriculum that influenced your decision to choose this course was useful the curriculum prepares you for real-world it is ok for real world they having great ruslt timing of exams along with your perspective was 6 months one semester

This college has 1 annual fest, 2 cultural fest and 1 sports event. The annual fest UTKARSH is something no one wants to miss. It is techno cultural fest that contains activiies related to tech as well as cultural games and events. It usually hapen in feb-march and last 5 days. Moreover the sports event that contains matches for intercollege competetion in outdoor sports like Cricket, football, basketball, kabaddi, kho-kho, tug-of-war and indoor sports like Chess, carom and table tennis. This event takes place in March. The next cultural fest happens near Diwali that contains Dandiya nights. Apart from them there are 2 major technical fest name Hack-O-Hiest and Technorax. These are hackathons that provide developers to work on real life project and earn recognition and rewards for their hard work and creativity. Hack-O-Hiest happens in June and Technorax in October. They host other technical fest as well like building robots with club Robogyan and Karts for racing and attracting audience. The library is engaging, not surrounded by books but by people to hang out and discuss ideas. Books are available in seperate area and work on take for a week basis where only id card is required. This initiative helps students to save on books and study intentially for one subject at a time. For Technical enthusiasts: Robogyan, IEEE, GDSE is best For non technical opportunities: Enactus, Editorial, Club, Alfaaz, Swaranjali is something to look for.

Though the class size was 55, it's not true that every student will attend every class. This makes approaching faculties easier. A good faculty will always have good amount of students in their class but that doesn't mean they will not solve your doubts and queries. All faculty are available for extra classes in staff room at the end of the classes. On personal leve, I really loved Microprocessor and Microcontroller taught by Juhi Priyani maam. They have made such boring but important course easiar and fun way to learn. Electromagnetic Induction is a very dense and diffcult subject to pass, but thanks to faculty that made such mathamatics oriented subject understandable. If you are into electronics you can't run from Hardware Design and studying VHDL which is taught with precision and interest. Each semister has 6 subjects. FIrst sessional is very important and carry weightage in CGPA. Second sessional are scoring and mostly objective or from easier topics taught by faculties or in notes shared. Final exams have to be given in centres which are challenging but scoring if you start studying one month in advance. Students mostly fail in one core subject per semister, beware for 5th and 6th semister as they carry the most imporant and diffculty subjects. Nearly 3 students fail in 1 exam in these 2 semister. Course carriculm is not axactly relavant but opens door to reseach

At Daulat Ram College, students have access to a variety of internship opportunities through the college’s Vriddhi Placement Cell and the annual Incrementum fair. Companies like EaseMyTrip, Teach for India, Agile Capital Services, Insplore Consultants, and Unschool offer internships in areas such as content writing, marketing, finance, social work, and management with stipends up to ?15,000/month. Students get hands-on experience by working on projects like social media campaigns, research, outreach, and financial analysis, helping them build practical skills for future careers.

Daulat Ram College hosts its major annual cultural fest Manjari usually held between February and April along with various department and society-level events throughout the year. The college also celebrates events like the Jalsa Diwali mela around October, giving students a range of cultural and academic experiences. The campus provides good facilities — books are easily accessible in the library, projectors are available in some classrooms, and students get opportunities to participate in sports and a wide variety of extracurricular activities.

The overall experience was quite good and healthy for the students to keep up with their studies. The campus life was also good and there are certain places in the college premises which were used by students to chill with their friends . Some of the places are college ground, canteen, jannat, basket ball court and the cafeteria . There were many socities for students to join and there were also a lot of clubs like dance club , theatre etc. The college have ncc facilities as well as nss. The infrastructure was quite good . The rooms were clean and had AC facilities..

The detailed fee structure of our college was on yearly basis . Every year we have to submit the fee before the starting of that year. First year fees was taken with the admission process itself. The fees was around 21-23k every year for three years that is for the duration of my course .I think our college has one of the highest fees in delhi university colleges. One of my friend was in rajdhani college and his fees was around 6k per year. The college has not provided the details of any scholorships to the students .

Curriculum is good but that big data not needed because if we go for any government or in ph .d process we need to submit some certificate like both mathematics and mathematics with big data are equal it become very hectic to get that certificate.so need to have Msc . mathematics branch and may be another one with Msc mathematics with big data

Environment club has major impact on that days to save the environment and club red flag . Environment club take students to slum area and they teach them to that area people about tha values of education and so on. We celebrate all festival the main celebration is onam.

There are many DJ nights and Dandiya nights during the festival season, the DJ night is mostly organised in the month of July August and the Dandiya night is organised during the Navratri season which is October or maybe November. There are variety of books and journals available in the library of the college, the students of the college get access to many online libraries which includes many books which are specific in their field specifically including thermodynamical physics quantum mechanics quantum physics and other books of their genre. There are smart classes in every classroom with a projector and smart board to communicate and to make a better understanding of the concept. There is a monthly sports tournament organised in the campus, students from any course and any branch of the college can participate and there is a winning trophy and the price for the students. There is no student run social group or club or any kind of social portal, but there is a club and social groups which is provided in the faculty of the college.

The faculty to student ratio is very decent, the faculty and the student relationship in between of great and good because there are some faculties who are very strict and also they are faculties who are very friendly to the students eventually the faculty have a very great friendly nature. Professor Vipin Sharma sir is physics professor at science faculty is one of the best and the finest teacher I have ever seen and is of very kind and helpful nature. There is no specific professor that I didn't like there are some faculties who are very strict otherwise the nature of them is very helpful and supportive. In the year there are four exams specifically to mid term exams and two semester exams and according to that at they are two practical exams the difficultly of exams and practicals are very decent, there are many students who fail to clear the exams the ratio is very less compared to the students who have passed the exams. Due to new education policy the course curriculum is very modern and up to the mark.

There were many reasons to be honest but one which i would rate the top is that Economics Hons is a trait that nobody would like to miss. BBA, BCOM as it's a little bit of all and hence I would drench doing any other course but ours. Also, it's as good as DU Economics Hons and therefore nobody can deny the kind of learnings that our course provides.

Our campus isn't as big as the main DTU campus but East Campus because it's new has more modern facilities than the main one. Also buildings are top class and so are the facilities as elevators, library and canteen all are good. Main fest of DTU which is also the biggest fest in North India is still held at the Main Campus and is called Engie.

Total yearly fees including exam fees are 75000 /- per year . its good.. but response from college like admin , scholarship dept, recruitment are not so good.. so i am little bit upset about this . There is no any benefits like fess given for OBC at the time of admission . Every where there is discount fees for OBC but here no any disount .

i have choose course as per my requirement and this college is near to my home so its not a difficult to reach at college . Teaching method is nice . but require some expereince faculties because our filed is on software base so day to day technolgy changed

One faculty for 50 students (1:50).the faculty student relationship is very good.the faculty are well educated, qualified and experienced.per semester, there two internal assessment exams.At the end of the semester there is a practical exam for practical subjects.

I paid 49500 rupees for college fees. tution fees:42500,other fees:7000 .This is only for government counselling students. Management students fees , tution fees :88500,other fees:7000. There are many government and private scholarships available in my college.

In my college, campus life is simple but comfortable, with social activities happening mostly around our annual fest and small technical events that usually happen once a year. The library has a decent range of basic engineering books and some journals that are easy to access when needed. Classrooms have projector support and enough seating, but technology could be upgraded more. Sports facilities are available for games like cricket, football and badminton, and students often play in the evening. There are a few student-run groups and small clubs that help in communication and coordination, and even though there are not many big societies, the ones we have still make the campus life a bit more active and engaging. Summer days are a festival, which is a very enjoyable time, everything is fun.

I am a student of Dumka Engineering College and I belong from SC category. Our semester fee is around 38k and sometimes it feels like it increase every year a little bit. For different categories the fee also changes, but for SC/ST students the load become little less because we get some support. In my case, E-Kalyan scholarship comes every year, so it reduce a big part of my financial pressure. When the scholarship come on time, it really help a lot because we also have to manage hostel and daily expenses. Overall the fee becomes manageable only because of the scholarship. The best thing is that I get all my fees back from the scholarship.

I am a first year student of B.A. (Hons) Political Science in Daulat Ram College. The fees for my course is higher compared to other colleges of North Campus DU (32000 rupees), which is disappointing in my opinion, as the teaching style is no different from other colleges. Everyone studies the same thing. Though there are scholarships, they are only for students with very poor financial conditions, I have not been informed about the scholarship offers for the students of middle class who wish to gain it.

I kind of do not understand the point of studying ancient statecraft and political theory. As much as these subjects could be valued by some, in my opinion, I know that i'm NEVER going to have to use these topics in my daily life. So why make it such a big issue? I suppose they should focus more on topics like geopolitics, which would definitely affect our day to day life.

The main factor that influenced me to that the banking n insurance. Specialisation course was that in that year 204 it had newly come in collegesm so as soon as I completed 12th then this course had just launched so I took it as my level of interest in banking sector n finances was high. All course curriculum is perfect. No changes required

The faculty members were good and very professional. The course including banking and insurance subjects. There were 2 semester exams before the final exams. Projects n oweroint presentations were to be made and submitted to teachers. In last year there was a campus recruitment.

The college has a balanced faculty-to-student ratio of around 1:20, which allows students to get personalized academic support. Most faculty members are approachable, especially during lab sessions and project work, although outside class hours it sometimes becomes difficult to schedule time due to their research or administrative responsibilities. The faculty–student relationship is healthy, and students can freely clarify questions or seek guidance for internships and projects. The course structure follows a semester system and includes both theoretical and practical subjects. The curriculum is updated every 2–3 years to align with industry requirements, but certain subjects still feel outdated and need more real-world applications. Each semester typically includes two internal assessments and one final exam, along with lab evaluations and assignments. The marking scheme is usually 60% end-semester examination and 40% internal assessments. Exams are moderately difficult; students who regularly attend lectures rarely fail, but around 5–10% struggle

I would rate the course curriculum as reasonably comprehensive and moderately relevant to current industry and academic expectations. One of the major reasons I chose this course was its balanced focus on theoretical foundations and practical exposure. The inclusion of project-based learning, lab components, and elective subjects in the later semesters played a significant role in my decision, as they allowed students to explore specialized domains based on their interests. The curriculum does a fair job of preparing students for real-world applications—especially through mandatory internships, industry-oriented projects, and seminars. Many assignments require hands-on problem-solving, research, and teamwork, which are valuable beyond classroom learning. For students interested in higher studies, the strong emphasis on fundamentals, analytical skills, and research helps in competitive exams and postgraduate programs.

The reason why i chose to pursue the degree of BA.LLB is because of enlightenment and awareness it gives to an individual about what is happening around them and the legal and fundamental rights of a common person with no political power in India. The curriculum somewhat prepares student for a real world experience as the degree involves internships from 3rd year onwards. I'm still learning myself so can't tell what's there to improve in studies and the syllabus. 2 exams being held every semester, that is internals and the externals. It comes with a leniency though, because it could be harder but isn't, just enough shall be gone through before the exams. Even if someone pays attention in the class with no notes and not being busy on the phone, he/she can still pass easily.

Faculty is much more less than the students for sure. Female teachers mostly chase validity from the students and doesn't care much about the studies and student behavior, because of which the management is very inconsistent. New joining teachers every semester because every other teacher just leaves. Still doesn't mean everyone is like that and great experiences can be made in college life. Exams aren't that tough if students study properly atleast. But the amount of students failing exams shows college reputation as they probably giving them admissions by illegal means or quotas. Course curriculum can still be considered relevant because pattern of IPU is followed throughout.

There are extracurricular activities in college like the tech fest and many outdoor activities and memeber selected for activities council you can head and in techfest you can get out of role like fashion show and dances and basketball everything with dj night and star night

I have a fee of rs 80000 per year and I am getting reservation benefits of rs 29000 every year because of OBC category reservations yes in general category there is no scholarship benefits my batchmates have same college fees which we have to pay per semester 40000

? There are various annual amd technical festivals/ events that happen in the college. Like Aura which was a recent event that happened for 2 days which involved alot of activities and culture events followed by inter spots competition and alumni sports meet. ? There is a spacious library that is available and used by all the students and faculties also and the wide range of books are really helpful and you can use it even on holidays to study. ? The facilities and technological provisions within the classroom aee really good where not only teachers but also students can use for educational purposes. ? There are alot of different club activities that happen every week in the class. Like HR Club activities, Marketing Club activities and Finance Club activities. And also alot of tech hackathans that keep happening even now and then giving students options to participate and win. And all tye clubs are mostly runned by student coordinator where the teachers only help then.

? The yearly fees that i paid was 3,50,000 for 1st year and the same for 2nd year, with sums up to 7,00,000 for 2 years for management quota and it varies for thoes who are coming though PGCET, its 1,50,000 per year thats 3,00,000 for 2 years. ? The best part of the college admission was that there was no admission fees or any caution fee or anyother fees for either management or PGCET or SC/ST students ? As mentioned the fees differs for management and PGCET Studens and its total 7,00,000 for management students for 2 years and approximately 3,00,000 for PGCET for 2 years. ? Our college offers different scholarships fpr students based on past year marks or percentage and other scholarships for SC/ST students. And SIP is one of the scholarships that our college offers and We also have different scholarships from VTU.

Placement: The placements shown on the official site combine on-campus and off-campus results, so the picture can feel a bit inflated. From what I've heard, the top 20% of the students usually land between more than 14LPA. This year from what I've heard the highest on-campus offer was around 64 LPA. This is solid but still doesnt change the fact that placement packages vary greatly based on the students skill and effort. Campus: The campus area isn't very large, and a new hostel is currently being built, Due to limited rooms (4 sharing for seniors currently, 5 sharing for on-campus freshers and 4 sharing for off-campus hostel freshers) around 30 to 40% of freshers stay in an outside hostel. Buses run from 7:30 am to 11:40pm to make travel easier. There's a decent gym with enough equipment to train most muscle groups. The freshers credit load is light, sports are active, clubs are amazing, events and competitions are nice. Mess: The mess food is good enough for food. Some days, around 2 to 3 a week, can be boring, and sometimes its really tasty. For gym goers, breakfast includes boiled eggs/egg bhurji. Tasty dal 2 times a day for tiny amounts of protein. Canteen always provides tastier options when you want them, runs as late as 2 to 3 AM. Events: Events and clubs are one of the most fun parts of campus life. Competitions are frequent and lively, including ESports tournaments treasure hunts, blindfold challenges etc with price money and goodies. It's easy to get involved and find a group that matches your interests by joining clubs. Fees: For my 2025-26 batch, I pay 2,88,000INR in the first semester and 2,36,500INR in the second. Later semesters stay around 2,38,000INR. This is a clear increase from the 2024-25 structure. Everyone pays the same regardless of category, and there are no internal scholarships or waivers, though guidance for external scholarship schemes are provided. The fee is honestly high and affects affordability for many students.

The faculty-student ratio feels balanced, and most teachers are approachable if you reach out after class or during office hourse. In my experience, the overall mix is roughly 50% really good, 40% average and 10% strict. The strict ones mainly focus on discipline, deadlines, a lot of assignments, not negativity. Among the teachers I genuinely liked, Manjunath sir stands out for making sessions interactive. He encourages students who already know the basics to basics to form groups share their understanding, and help others. The atmosphere in his classes stays calm and welcoming. Chinmayananda sir is another great teacher who explains concepts clearly, answers every doubt patiently, and makes even tough topics easier to follow. I don't particularly dislike any faculty member; some classes just feel a bit dry depending on the topic being tought and teaching style. In the first semester we have three fixed subjects and ttwo electives we choose based on interest. The difficulty is moderate and quite manageable if you keep up with assigments. Only a small percentage of students fail to clear the exams, and thats usually happens due to low attendance or not keeping pace with coursework. The exam structure is straightforward with continuous assesments, mid-sems, end-sems, and some courses including small projects. The curriculum itself is aligned with current industry expectations, especially for DSAI, with a clear focus on programming, math fundamentals and hands-on learning.

Hi. I'm Toufik Mahata. Currently pursuing my Btech biotechnology degree from rpcau. So the fee details of my course is following:- Registration fee- 300 Admission fee - 300 Tuition fee - 2500 Exam fee - 700 Library fee - 400 Medical fee - 250 Athletic fee - 400 Extra-co-curricular fee - 400 Common room fund - 200 Hostel fund - 500 Seat rent - 4000 Educational tour -5000 Insurance for one year - 1200 Nss- 100 Development fee- 5000 University registration fee- 250 Migration -300 Laboratory caution money - 500 Library security money - 1650 Hostel security money - 825 Course fee- 30000 Professional/skill and career development fee- 5000 PDC+ transcript - 300 ODC - 1000 Total fees -61075 Yes there are many scholarship available. One is NTS , those who are from out side of Bihar, they can apply for this scholarship. It's 3000 per month. Many more scholarship available.

There are many internship in my college which start at the beginning of the degree. It's means you can get internship from the first year. You can discuss with the senior about the internship program and other activities they can guide you more correctly.