Journalism degree provides you much more knowledge about the different fields as well as the different editing and views of different projects there are a lot to learn about journalism will learn about advertising PR radio broadcasting newspaper editing newspaper writing as well as the social media platform Faculty member of my college are not that great and not that professional they treat student as who is more valuable and who is more affordable the faculty is not that professional but our exams are so strict and very professional they follow the guidelines of the Delhi University

The course is very good because its basically very technical and professional because it is very field related you are directly indulged into an industrial field profession..you gain knowledge in a professional way..Curriculum is not very tough if you study consistently.. The faculty is also good they are very helpful

This course gives full knowledge about food science, and processing and the curriculum is interesting Most of the faculty have PhD in food science and nutrition some are from the esteemed organization of fssai and some have industrial experience from big companies

The course included interesting subjects as well as some that students thought were worthless for a journalism student. Photography, Cinema Studies, Radio Production etc. were very helpful but on the other hand, courses like Environmental Studies were just not worthwhile. The faculty was good. All the teachers were understanding and encouraging. Although the staff was changed in early 2024 (after my graduation), I’m not sure about the current staff. Exams were conducted properly. Unless some emergency, the datasheet was thoroughly followed. There are scholarships available, but I’m not too sure about the details. Please ask the admin office or your HOD for exact information or contact the DU Helpdesk.

I chose my course because it has alot of fields and options for my master's which is a very big positive point for me. The faculty are very helpful and frank and the teachers also. We have an exam every semester! Like in one year, we have 2 semesters. In my first year, I paid around 32k, and in my second I paid around 24k. I don't know about 3rd year now.

I chose this course because I have an interest in food and Nutrition and also it was new to me, though it's scope in India is not much. Most of our faculty are PhD holders and are hardworking. Exams and tests were all on time and it wasn't so difficult.

I chose food technology for its growing scope and because it seemed interesting to learn. The faculty are extremely qualified with PhD and most of them teach well with good insights. The majority of the teaching is through the lecture method while the rest is demonstrated or learned hands-on during practicals in the lab. Exams are held at the end of each semester and they are fairly easy if one does the PYQs thoroughly. The YEARLY fee is between 30,000-40,000. Many freeship and scholarship schemes are available as per DU policies. The college regularly updates the students about the same.