| Courses | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BA (Hons.) Journalism | 536 | - | 693 | 736 |
| B.El.Ed | 515 | - | 677.6 | 720 |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Microbiology | 469 | 352 | 695.54 | 738.64 |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Biochemistry | 467 | 338 | 685.3 | 728 |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Food Technology | 434 | - | 693 | 736 |
| B.Sc Home Science | 386 | - | - | - |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Home Science | 317 | - | 612.15 | 652 |
| Courses | 2025 |
|---|---|
| M.Sc Food Nutrition | 141 |
| M.Sc Fabric and Apparel Designing | 102 |
if i describe about my college to be honest and I got this college by CUET Exam score and to be honest in journalism this is all about practical learning rather than the subjective and theoretical part journalism is subject where you learn about photography film making writing blog newspaper editing and different digital platform value there is no interview or written test as if they just select you depend on your CUET score
Read Full ReviewTo be honest i didnt chose this college and course because of CUET and CSAS portal i didnt had any choice but when i m doing this course i am liking it its a very professional course and is very interesting to study
Read Full ReviewAdmission was through cuet exam and before the 1st semester ended the documents were physically verified by the faculty and admin. The lab will charge you extra for the ingredients and will just sometimes provide you with dry ingredients for experiments and practicals. The faculty is nice
Read Full ReviewI chose this college because reference contacts said "it has better facilities as compared to other colleges". The admission process was very simple, maybe because I enrolled while Corona was at its peak in 2020. Everything was done online on a merit basis.
Read Full ReviewYes, I took the CUET in 2022 and based on my marks I got into this college. I didn't choose this but it's okay I am doing a good course now so I am satisfied..because in CUET if you don't have very good marks you can't choose your dream college.
Read Full ReviewAs it's under Delhi University the college is good and also it's a girl's college at that point of my life I wanted to go in a girl's college and cut off were also according to my 12th class marks the admission was online and as I was interested in food and science so I opted for this course.
Read Full ReviewIn 2021, admissions were based purely on the board exam marks obtained in physics, chemistry, math/biology. Now admissions are based on only CUET scores. No GD/PI. Chose the college for the following aspects: 1. Great location: Hauz Khas being a safe and peaceful area close to many happening places made it an ideal choice. 2. Transport: convenient since autos and bus stops are close to the college and it is within walking distance from the metro station. 3. Unique courses and reputation: it is well known in the DU circuit for its quality scientific curriculum and an array of unique courses like biochemistry, microbiology, food technology, elementary education, and journalism. Cons: 1. lack of a brand name. It is well known within DU but lacks familiarity outside. I picked the college mostly for the course and location.
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