Bachelor of commerce is the best subject on the commerce side there are lots of vacancies on this side. This subject is best for any job orientation South Campus Endowment Scholarship worth Rs. 250 per month is awarded to South Campus students on the basis of merit for a duration of 10 months. Three Rotary Club Scholarships worth Rs.1,000 per month for a maximum of one year are awarded to postgraduate students enrolled at South Campus. The faculty of this college is great as the teachers are well qualified and some have done B.Com.They always motivate their students to do better and are also available to clear doubts regarding all the topics. The teachers are very helpful. I have gotten help from teachers, and faculty members. Some members of our faculty are gold medallists. They make students ready for every industry by study or extracurricular activities. Sem exams are not that much tough. Teachers teach every topic very carefully so that students are prepared. Averagely 80% of students pass.
Admission process of DU SOL college firstly, we apply for the School of Open Learning (SOL), University of Delhi (DU) candidates must visit the official website of SOL to apply online. The next step is to fill in all the relevant information on the course details page/personal details page. Upload all scanned copies of the relevant documents. Eligibility of the course is on Admission to PG courses will be based on merit (for 50% of seats) and entrance exam (for the remaining 50% of seats). You can check the complete details of the DU SOL admission 2023. The total fee shall be refunded to those students who withdraw their admission till the last date of the regular mode of admission. The admission process is good but DU SOL takes admission very late every year. DU SOL are good for every student with also the goods of those student who prepare Govt. exam in any completion.
Read Full ReviewI applied for the SOL as I was preparing to go abroad and just for an exception if my visa gets declined I should not fall behind. I did B.com from SOL DU and we had exams once a year meanwhile, I was attending the govt. exam classes after my drop plan of Abroad.
It was the direct admission process in SOL DU you just need to score 49.5%. You can find the application form on the official website sol.du.ac.in fill in all the relevant details on the course and personal information page and then upload all scanned documents or you can visit the campuses of SOL campuses South and North. After the whole process, you'll get the books delivered or you can visit the main campus and get the books.
Read Full ReviewI chose this course because others were not helpful in my CA. 60:1 is the student-teacher ratio. Every semester new college is allowed so you get a variety to attend. The teaching method is normal. Exams are not that difficult
Eligibility-50% marks in 12th. The application form is available on the SOL DU website. The last date is given accordingly to when the admission is started maybe 2 months. The admission process is quite easy so nothing needs to be improved in it.
Read Full ReviewI'm choosing the B. A programme Course because it's a graduation degree. and student ratio approx 45-50 around Qualification of the faculty is to good and the teaching method is nice in the online mood exam timely is 3 hours around is not difficult to pass.
The admission process is an online process and my admission to the sol, du I'm pursuing a B.A programme from the School of Open Learning, University of Delhi. I'm in the last year of this Course. it is to good and nice course and this course nice. and very good course.
Read Full ReviewIn the 2nd- 3rd Year students become eligible for campus Placements and also depend on the Job Role as per the company. SOL has a separate website for the Placement named 'Placement Cell'. The average Package as per company is around 1lkh per year. And also based on the skills of the person.
Only Admission Fees are needed. Apply on the SOL Website itself- Do registration, Registration is free of cost and deposit the fees. Fees are around 3500-4000 including Books. Good option if you are not getting admission to another college.
Read Full ReviewI chose this course because I liked my course all the subjects because I'm an art student so I chose this course the student ratio is normal all the students are of Good quality 12 passed by any board the teachers are very good and experienced all the teachers teaches very well and caring the exam I gave 5 times and term 1 year have 2-semester exam have semester wise and exam was not difficult I have easily crack tha all exam no anyone difficult to pass rate is 10 out of 10.
I applied for my admission form through the Sol Du website in the cafe minimum of 30 percent eligibility for BA program the course I gave 4400 fees for my first year no improvement I want to see in the admission process but I have one to change the sol result process sol declare the result very late.
Read Full ReviewThis is a distance learning college, but here you can attend classes two times a week and teachers attend regularly students do not come in large quantities but you can expect the ratio of students to teachers 15: to 1, Teaching methods like YouTube, you can attend classes online also but I don't recommend that. Attend classes offline. Exams are not very tough, you have to study by yourself also and teachers will help you if you study.
Eligibility is 12th pass (only). The application form online is sol.du.ac.in (the official website of the college). First-year fees: 3800 appx, while my whole graduation, total budget was 10000 max. The admission process was easy.
Read Full ReviewLast year students or graduated students were eligible for placements placement in icici company as a relationship manager placements were available on the official website of Sol du and due to the pandemic covid 19 I didn't attend a job fair plans after graduation are preparing for competitive exams
Eligibility for the course is 12th pass with at least 40% marks. Application forms, fees last date can be found on official website sol du website should be more user-friendly and easy to understand.
Read Full ReviewBecause I want to opt for humanities that's why I opted for this course. The faculty-to-student ratio is overall good. Because it was an open University when the classes were held at the beginning, there were lots of students but gradually the faculty-to-student ratio became good. Some Faculties were really nice and Cooperative but some of them were not so good at teaching and also there was no way to connect to the teacher. Exams were on their time as open University they are held after regular college students complete their exams. If you study one month before the exams you could achieve the first division. It is very easy to pass. But just one thing please fill in your details correctly.
The admission process was completely online. You just have to visit the sol website and simply follow the steps for your admission. All the forms, dates, and documents required are mentioned on the website. if the process can be fast it will be more useful. The eligibility of the course is you have to complete your class-12th from a recognised Board of Education. Some benifits are available if you belong to some reservation group.
Read Full ReviewThe passing criteria is really low, achieving this will not be a problem. You have to score at least 33% in every subject, out of 75. If you successfully receive this score, you will clear your first year.
If you scored lower than 33% in any one of the subjects, your promotion will be stopped. You then have to give ER (Essential Repeat) the following year, which is in your 2nd year.
It is quite possible to give ER for only 4 subjects. If it was more than 4 then you will fail and have to repeat the year again.
One of my friends graduated from DU SOL. According to him there are certain things you learn which will be beneficial for your career ahead.
It is suggested that you go for DU SOL only if it's your remaining option. Because some reviews of the placements are not that good, also if you want to prepare for UPSC, do it without getting involved in a college schedule. Though the time is flexible, ultimately it is your choice.
No, you won’t be promoted to next year in DU SOL, if you fail in all subjects. You will have to repeat that year. You will be promoted to the next year if you fail in less than 50% of the examinations. You will have to take the back examination for those subjects next year.
There is no difference between the courses followed by SOL at the University of Delhi. However, once the semester system was started in the regular colleges under the University, some differences have been seen. There is nothing to worry about, though. The syllabus of SOL is good.
The courses offered in SOL are year wise whereas the coursework of the regular colleges is semester-wise. SOL is basically for those candidates who are also employed. All the processes are carried out online. It offers courses like M.A., M.Com, B.Com (Hons.), etc.
Unfortunately no, there is no provision for transfer from SOL to a regular college at University of Delhi. It is so because SOL is an institution in itself, like any other college.
You can try to migrate into some other college but you will not be granted admission if your scores in SOL exams are not very high.
The students of SOL are often looked down upon when compared to regular colleges. Your marks will be scrutinized before you are allowed to migrate to the college. Most students are turned down because that would mean an increase in the workload.
IGNOU is better for correspondence graduation. It has more courses available for correspondence graduation, compared to SOL DU. IGNOU has regional centers and examination centers all across the country. For SOL DU, you will have to visit Delhi, for examinations. In terms of coordination, availability of courses, and quality of education, IGNOU is the obvious choice for correspondence graduation.
Since my brother is a student of the School of Open Learning (University of Delhi), he was able to offer better insight on the topic. Here is what he had to say about the improvement rule mandated by the institute.
So, if you want to opt for an improvement, you need to fill the UnderTaking form. Attach your original mark sheet with the form. In case you didn’t get the original mark sheet, you can contact SOL.
I have a few friends from SOL DU and here is their advice to get a better score in the examinations.
Hope this helps answer your question.
According to some of my friends who attended DU SOL, colleges are allotted but not on a frequent basis, just for Personal Contact Program classes only. These PCP classes are held in various colleges across DU and you will get assigned a college to attend these classes.
Further, they will assist you with the study material. So it's upon you whether you want to attend classes or want to study at home by yourself.
These classes are held on Saturday and Sunday. Also, these are not compulsory to attend. You won’t be able to enjoy the life of a regular student and will be able to attend only PCP classes in the allotted college.
SOL is a short form for the School of Open Learning at Delhi University. It offers admission in different UG and PG courses offered by the DU colleges. The major difference between DU and SOL is that you don’t have to attend regular college.
Here are the other differences between DU and SOL.
If you are interested in SOL then you can go ahead and take admission in it; if you are working or due to other reasons you are not able to pursue your PG in a regular manner. For this, the SOL assists you with study material as well.