ARSD-NAAC A++??
Likes
- What I liked most about my college was especially my department's teachers. The teachers were always very helpful, sincere and really strived to make the department better.
- Another thing that made my college life substantially better was the music society, Saarang. Most of my time in college was occupied by being in practices and attending competitions etc. Being in any society allows you to have a lot of opportunities.
Dislikes
- Being in a society was really good, however, it was all students' efforts. The college seldom stepped up or helped the society in any way. We weren't provided with a proper place to practice. Neither were we given any funds to buy instruments or cover any of our travels.
- The college sees extremely childish yet toxic elections and the political stance of a lot of students is based on religious propaganda. All three years of my graduation, I've seen political parties making accusations on others, trying to take credit, procrastinating on important tasks etc and it hinders the decision making of the students.
Remarks :
When I was in the process of choosing colleges, it was based on my percentage, I had my percentage as a benchmark and I compared different colleges and history hons. In ARSD seemed to be the best option. I looked at factors like faculty, NIRF and naac rankings, infrastructure, etc. However, things with admission are different now after the new education policy. Now, it's based on the scores of cuet ug. The rankings of Arsd have increased drastically in the last three years. It is no. 6th in NIRF and stands somewhat on the top of NAAC ratings so I think it would be wise to give ARSD a chance while opting for colleges.
Course Curriculum Overview :
A bachelor in History wasn't a goal but something that I had to take up because I wanted to pursue law after this, but when I got enrolled, the teachers and the course content made me like the subject. The fees for my course were not much. It was approximately 11000 for a whole year. We were given two assignments or one assignment and 1 presentation to give per subject every semester and exams were taken half-yearly that is semester-wise. The fees of the course itself are not much but if you also have to pay for accommodation that is where the money factor comes in. It is really expensive to live in Delhi plus all the amenities and food etc add up to a large sum. I used to have pocket money of around 20-25k which was more than enough for me even after paying my rent of 9k per month and electricity charges. I used to live in Satya Niketan, so food was always an issue because I could not find a decent tiffin service there.
Internships Opportunities :
I am going to pursue law after my graduation but for people trying to go into the corporate world right after their college, ARSD might not be the best option. The placement cell of the college is moderately active and they manage to find decent companies looking to hire college students for decent roles but the opportunities are not very bright neither is the guidance.
Placement Experience :
The placement cell of the college is not very active. It brings certain companies to the college but they are just about mediocre at best. Few students opt for on-campus placement as the placement fair that I attended did not seem very promising.
Campus Life :
Social life on campus in college is not much, students who live in pg live nearby and do not have to endure a travel as long as 4-5 hours every day. I had friends who changed metros several times and then buses and then rickshaws and it seemed too hectic. *Our annual college fest, 'Tide' was really good and was managed by the student union and the cultural society. Every society conducts inter-college competitions, and several stalls, and games are also available. However, after COVID-19, the artist nights were not as big as they used to be before. The library is well-equipped and has air conditioning. All books are available for issuing. The process is fairly simple. In my last year of college, I saw increased attention on team sports like cricket, football and volleyball. Equipments and racquets for table tennis, badminton, carrom, etc were always available for students to play with. Arsd does not have a hostel but a place nearby called Satya Niketan has plenty of flats and pgs.
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