I have chosen this course because I want to go into the financial sector the ratio of student and teachers are 1:8 the faculty Is very nice and helpful in a single year, there are 4 exams of each subject as it is divided into 2 sems

I have been studying for more than 6 months now and the infrastructure is best. It has all the necessary equipment such as well-equipped chairs, projectors, and centralised air conditioning throughout the college. One has all the necessary items required for comfortable studying in the classroom. In fact, students can charge their mobile phones if urgent. The campus is equipped with wifi. The food is not that great in the canteen.

The course itself is an interesting ones, giving insight into business and law at the same point. The faculy is cooperating and friendly too. They use teaching via audio and visual aids. The 5 year couse is divided into 10 semesters and in each semesters you have to appear for internal exams (within college) and external exams (university level) they are easy to pass and usually follow a pre-set pattern.

I choose this course as it has many career options in the IT sector and we know the opportunities in this sector are very good. The teachers of this college are very nice and cooperative all the teachers are Ph.D. in their field.

I chose this course because I wanted to go into the field of journalism and mass communication. The students are great and the faculty is also good and most of them have been teaching this course for the past 10 years or so.

I chose BBA LLB because I always wanted to be an advocate. I was very clear about it. I chose BBA because I come from a commerce background. I was into management (in the future planning to do MBA maybe). The faculty-to-student ratio is excellent in VIPS, around 1:50. Most of the law professors are ex-DU students as well as ex-DU professors. They teach very well, rather than just theoretical knowledge. Mere plain reading is avoided. The case laws are demonstrated with roleplay and dramas. Also, they are very well-experienced and versed in the concepts. Exams are of two types- internals & externals. Internals are 30 marks usually 2 months after the semester starts and end-term are of 75 marks after 3-4 months of the semester. We only gave online externals so can't say much, but the internals is pretty moderate. With a few hours of study, anyone can pass (around 20).

This college provides very new streams that will lead in the upcoming years for example AIDS, AIML, and IIOT. CSE is also introduced in the year 2022. This college has lots of potentials. The faculty to students ratio is quite good. There are many subjects for which more than two teachers are assigned by the college also there are only four streams which are approx 450 students or lesser and the faculty count is 120 including lab assistants, librarians and other non-teaching faculties for one building of BTECH. Most faculties have doctorate certificates from renowned institutions in India. The faculties are good at teaching. Of course, you should be attentive and listen to the faculties for getting good scores in exams. Some faculties are strict while some are not. After a unit completion, there is a test for that unit and an assignment too.

Faculties are good, and semester-wise examination and infrastructure are what people crave, full AC, spacious rooms, and clean washrooms. Although there is no playground or gym facility, still the garden space is sufficient to hang out.

I was interested in economics since class 11 so I chose this course in my college there are 180 students in my course for which there are 10-12 faculty members and they got Ph.D. in this subject. End-term exams of the semester are around 5-6 months from starting of the semester and exams are quite tough but consistency in hard work is required to pass