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Item: Indraprastha College for Women - [IP]
Rating: 3.6
Author: Epshita dubey

Epshita dubey

Indraprastha College for Women - [IP]( Enrolled 2023 )BA {Hons.}, EnglishMay 12, 2024

3.6 /5

Likes

Faculty of my course and availing of useful book option in library

Dislikes

Infrastructure could be a little better in terms of basic necessities but

Course Curriculum Overview :

My course is overall a pretty decent one. If you have interest in literature or have that urge to get to know more about it as a subject, English hons is the right choice. The curriculum introduces us to various literary pieces of different time zones and periods, gives us quite an insight into what was going on in that period

Class Size : 74Course Fees : INR 28000 per year

Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :

We do have decent and affordable fee structure, I am fresher so I do not have much idea about scholarships and campus empowerment opportunities but our college do have a assistance group for students from ews category

Campus Life :

My overall experience in the campus has been great. My college has a lot of societies and I am part of one of them, the dramatics society. Infrastructure and technological provisions of the college could be a little better

Admission :

As any other du aspirant, I too appeared for CUET examination. I made it in the college in the first cutoff list . My course was also one of the most demanding in the year I appeared for cuet. The admission process is a bit lengthy if you have applied for reservation

Faculty :

Information about the qualifications of faculty meme era of each course is available on the college website. Talking about the qualifications of faculty of my own subjects, they are highly qualified teachers with quite a work experience

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