"Ambedkar University Delhi: Nurturing Minds, Shaping Tomorrows"
Likes
- College infrastructure is amazing and it's old Delhi Coded which makes it look cool
- The faculty is amazing and all the professors that have taught me till now were fabulous. Not only my own major but of other major's aswell.
Dislikes
- The management is very slow and unresponsive at times so there's a high requirement to work upon that
- The student union politics (and protests) is never ending and it sometimes even ends up disrupting ongoing classes
Remarks :
You have to give CUET in order to get admission into AUD. At first I wanted to get admission into DU, but due to issues with subject mapping, I couldn't get admission into DU. So my next option was AUD. In AUD I faced no issue with the subject mapping. The cut offs for this year in BA psychology were pretty decent. It was around 660+ in your overall score of CUET (out of 800) There were no prior interviews for AUD since it's a state government college. Overall AUD is a pretty decent college. The faculty is really good, and it's more academically oriented. You might feel that AUD is culturally dead since it has very rare events held in an year, but if you're an academically focused student, then AUD is the college for you. I've faced various issues with the management of AUD as they're sometimes very slow and unresponsive and you can even observe a lot of student union politics taking place within the university. But that's a normal part of it and can be ignored.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The course curriculum of AUD is far more better than DU since it offers 5 courses per semester instead of 7. There are AEO courses offered, related to different majors (like political science, sociology, psychology,etc.) which gives a really vast insight to the subjects other than the basic academics. For eg: there's an AEO course offered in first semester under psychology domain with the name "Identity through Popular Narratives" and it talks about psychology in relation to philosophy and sociology aswell. The faculty are well qualified. Most of the faculties you'll see would have the qualifications of masters or PhD. Their teaching methods might be found boring by some students but if focused properly, the classes are easy to understand. The exams are easy if the students have focused on lectures. Although the only criticism I have is of the 2 hours lectures, but if the professors are generous enough, they end up giving little breaks in between.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The first semester costs around 33,500 and after that the next 5 semesters (or 7) are going to cost 28,500 (that is for the courses under the School of Undergraduate Studies; BBA course fee can reach upto 55k). Overall the fee structure of AUD is pretty decent although there is a high discrepancy in the fees of reservation (SC,ST and Pwd)category as their fees cost around only 5,500 per semester. Students can also opt for fee waiver by filling respective forms and they can also receive scholarships (by the University itself) if they perform extraordinary in their academics.
Campus Life :
Currently AUD isn't holding any fests, but we did have a diwali mela on 28th October 2024 which was really awesome. It had food stalls, DJ and societies with their respective stalls. There is a large variety of books available in the library of AUD and for a book lover, AUD has the best library. The classrooms are well equipped with large televisions and whiteboards/ blackboards. The chairs are comfortable aswell. Some of the classes even have Air Conditioners. Aud has a wide range of societies you can take part in, like there are so many societies that you'll even lose the count of it. It also have NCC (National cadet corps) which provides with certifications which can help in future. Other than that there are sports related societies aswell for badminton volleyball, basketball etc. Some of the well working societies in AUD are Ethos (sociology society) and Alankaar (music society). They have their insta handle aswell. Social groups are SFI (left wing) and ABVP (right wing).
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