Khwahish Bansal's Review On Motilal Nehru College - [MLNC], New Delhi
Remarks :
So, to enter into Delhi university we need to give CUET exam. I gave that too . Different courses have different eligibility criteria . Then you are asked to fillup the counselling session and make your prefrence sheets ranking different colleges of the university. The students with higher marks got there preffered colleges first. There are 3 counselling rounds and a spot round for the students who don't get seat in any of the rounds. North campus comes at good ranking then the south campus and then the off campus. The eligibility criteria for Bcom is very simple you have to opt for english , general test and any of two from accountancy, business studies , economics in the CUET exam and if you want to applu for Honours course and Maths become necessary. I also gave IPCET exam thats for IPU university which is a semi goverment university. I too got selected there but since DU was completely goverment I opted for that. Also I gave IPMAT exam but didn't got through as the exam din't went well and the cut off was too very high. Rest every private university will give you admission so if I didn't got into any of them private university was my backup option.
Course Curriculum Overview :
Approx more then 40 students can be seated in one class. The total strenght of students in y course is approx 350 divided in different sections. I feel the ratior of girls and boys would be 1:3. There is alot of cultural diversity in Delhi university. People came across different states like assam, rajsthan, bihar and many more . My peer group is very supportive and I came to learn alot from them as everybody is from different state like MP, Uttrakhand, Jharkand, Rajasthan,Haryana. We have marks for attendance in class, assignments, tests. I personally feel most of them attend for attendance and good marks as compared to learning.
Internships Opportunities :
There is no as such placements or intership provided by college
Placement Experience :
There is as such very very less placements provided by college
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The fees of Delhi University is very minimal. My college fees is 12000 rs yearly. no other tuition fess nothing else. Our college does not provide hostel facilities so there are no mess charges. students stay outside taking PG or flat whatever they prefer . So the expense totally depends upon them like of how much rent did they pay for PG ( with food or without food). Also our college provide some fee concession to the childern with anually income lower than 8lakh. Students need to fill up the form provided by college, attach some documents required and then the colleges returns some amount of money back to their account.
Campus Life :
My campus is of 32 acres. No students are not allowed to park inside the campus. There is no swimming pool or gym but yes there is a basketball ground a volleyball ground and a football ground . Yes we have a library . No parent is allowed inside the campus only students with ID card are allowed to enter the college. There is only central cafeteria no other food joints.There is no as such campus life as the campus is small
Hostel Facilities :
Our college does not provide hostel facilitiesNo hostel
Exam Structure :
There is no other way like management quota or donation to get nto Delhi University. One has to give the exam get marks to get into one. The preferred exam for my course is CUET. One has to get atleast above 650 to get into my college and course. It varies for students having Qouta, like for EWS one can get in by 550 marks and then for OBC ans SC/ST it lowers even more. There is no GD or Interview. Only counselling is there. 3 rounds are there. Approximately result is declared after 20 days of each counselling session and maybe a one dsy time is given to the student to select either they want to freeze the seat of the college they got or want to take a chance to upgrade it. They are also given options to change their preference sheet if they want to.
Faculty :
Course curriculum was easy but schedule of classes was so hectic. Good aspect was that course was interesting and easy to learn but bad aspect was huge syllabus. We attended 4 classes during a day sometimes research labs and theory classes. timing of classes was 8a.m.-4 p.m. We don't so much free time due to hectic schedule and so much file work. Teaching methodology was really appreciable. Teachers uses presentation, pdfs, even used board for teaching. Renu mam from zoology department she was reall brilliant teacher and her behaviour was polite and humble. She use to help us a lot. Chemistry department was so rude to students we were really tired of them. Yes 75% attendance was mandatory. If that was not fulfilled you have to come with your parents to college and tell a genuine reason to teachers why u didn't come to college and then they will issue you your admit card. Yes even I've been penalised for this coz I suffered from food poisioning one semester and my attendance was short and i faced lots of issues coz of that.
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