The course curriculum is good. Thought out too. Teachers also usually have choice between readings and students can choose themselves. All the faculty is super qualified and most have been there for atleast past 10 years.

In this university the schedule of classes are very student friendly and teachers does not give lot of burden for students they teaches only as much industry want. Basically it is practical course you don't have to study too much as b.com. but internship is compulsory which helps you to be industry ready.

The faculty at AUD is very well-qualified and very well-experienced. Every course has a professor and an assistant professor who is, most of the times, a research scholar pursuing PhD. We were often taken out for various field visits for different courses to places like Yakult, Sonipat; Coca Cola Happiness Factory Moon Beverages Limited, Greater Noida, Rocksport, Sonipat; Amrit Udyan Mela, Mughal Garden, Delhi and Saras Ajeevika Mela, Noida Haat, Noida etc. Apart from regular class presentations, there was a mid-term exam and an end-term exam. For some courses, you would have to work on a presentation right from the beginning of the semester, which you'll also have to present in front of the teacher when asked, you'll be well guided and mentored throughout the process.

The course curriculum is divided according to different time periods with two mandatory discipline courses every semester. The faculty are mostly phd holders in their fields and are highly experienced with approachable nature.

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.

The faculty is great and are very qualified and good at their job apart from that the course curriculum that has been provided to us is also very good as not only it focuses on the education part but it also focuses on skill development for the students so that they can easily get a job for example in our course we are taught the skills of a paralegal which can easily get us a job after the completion of the course and internships even while doing the course

The course is pretty nice. It's really practical and the skills we are learning through this course will help us in daily life and also coming the future. The faculty is very co-operative and also there is a fee waiver policy in AUD. The exams are scheduled in the middle of the sem and at the end. Meanwhile, presentations are taken and assessed freely.

Sociology is my choice as I like to study the society and its functions in depth. I want to know how it works that's my inspiration for this course. Teachers here are great with students they are friendly and cool with you. Most professors here hold a doctorate in their degree. The library archive books in AUD are good people do sit there and satisfy themselves with books. Course outlines are shared with us by he professor which has guidelines for us as to what they expect from us and the assessment pattern is there too. Scholarships are given to students with good grades and financial assistance that we call SWF here. A fee waiver is also given to students which provides relaxation on the fees which is upto 75 per cent.

I want to prepare for UPSC and history is to me the best option to expand my knowledge as UPSC has history questions and also I missed English honors by 1%. The 1st-semester teacher had a language barrier but still, she cleared the concept so well and the current professors are so much better. The exams were held by the professors themselves at the end of the semester, so we had flexible timing slots for other exams. AUD is kind of expensive for a government college but it covers up for the academic performance.

I'm an avid history fan, ancient history always intrigues me hence I wanted to further proceed with history in my college lufe. The faculty is well-trained and knows exactly what they are teaching. When it comes to academic life, AUD is the best in my opinion. The exams were held at the end of the semester by the faculty itself and not the college, giving us the freedom to choose our slot by discussing with the professors. The fee is pretty high for a semester and can be overwhelming to a few people.