Anyone can get admission in the school of open learning. There is no basic requirement you just have to pass the 12th standard and you can get the admission. The application form is simple too, you just have to choose you course and pay the fees that's it.
There are a large amount of course you can choose from in the school of open learning. I personally chose English honours as I was interested in the literature and mythological stories. The curriculum doesn't give you any exposure as there are classes only in Sundays so all the weekend you're on your own. I would suggest to improve the availability of the teachers and fix the teacher to students ratio
There is not a high spike of tution fees for the school of open learning the fees is minimal that only covers the fees of the teachers and management. The complete fees of my course is mere 24000 for 3 years with is nothing in compare to the private universities.
There are no festivals held in the school of open learning there are no events where students can enjoy and that's a downside. You can opt for hard copy or soft copy of the books, both of the opens are available other than that there is no other libraries.
The faculty to students ratio is too poor, there is only 1 teacher for 150-200 students who is only available on weekends. The teachers are just doing there job they enter the class when the bell rings, they open the book and start the lecture and when the bell rings again they just leave. The approachablity of a teacher is very hard as they are only available on weekends when the classes happens and after that you cannot contact the teachers for any queries.
i really feel that the curriculum of the course is pretty relevance. i personally think that literature students really should study this very portion. it could have been more comprehensive since they have really cut down atleast 10-15% course they used to teach about a decade ago.
My course has multidisciplinary approach and has alignment with the current trend and approach, providing research opportunities and skill development. There are enough elective courses and discipline specialization providing the core knowledge of each paper
Studying Philosophy at Kamala Nehru College is great for learning, but it doesn't lead to a job right after graduation. It's perfect for those who want to study further or pursue a career they're passionate about. Scope for improvement: - Help students explore career options - Provide internships for practical experience - Connect students with professionals in related fields
Kamala Nehru College, Delhi University, does not offer campus placements for Philosophy (Hons) students. However, the college provides strong employability support through workshops, internships, and career counseling. Many students pursue higher studies or careers in academia, research, publishing, or civil services. My plan after completing the degree is to pursue a master's in philosophy to deepen my knowledge and improve my career prospects. The college's emphasis on critical thinking and analytical skills equips us well for various professional paths.