Showing posts with label graduation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graduation. Show all posts

Monday, 15 June 2015

North Campus Vs South Campus By karishma kathuria

 North Campus Vs South Campus

                                                 
My dear Fuchhas, your induction into Delhi University remains incomplete till the time you do not feel the mid-class blues to munch on the canteen's chole bhature . Despite all the drama, the admission tension, the heat and the never-ending rat race, one does not miss out on the yummy in their tummy.
“Dude, I have got through Hindu, and you know what? It has some awesome food. The Chole bhature is just out of this world, man!”

“Shut up! Have you even tried JMC ke bhel puri?”

And the battle begins – North Campus vs South Campus!

NORTH CAMPUS-
Chache Di Hatti–(Near MalkaGanj)Chachakecholebhature are absolutely a must. The popularity of this tiny shop can be gauged by the fact that it is heavily crowded and sometimes the shop wraps up before 2 PM. A plate of cholebhature would cost you about 70 bucks which is good for a heavy meal.  And you will come out with a happy tummy J
2.  Tom Uncle’s Maggi Point-Maggi. Slurping already? A plate of Maggi a day, makes one happy and gay.  This joint is well-known for its variety of Maggis, sodas and other snacks that are devoured by hungry students. The cheese masala maggi is one of the most delicious of the lot. A meal for two would cost about Rs. 250

3. Momos Point- And no one can eat just one! No no, I am not promoting Lays; I am talking about the scrumptious juicy momos served at Momos point, located in “Chinese gali”, as the students call it. It serves both vegetarian and non-vegetarian momos. This little joint is a hit amongst students.

4. Delhi School of Economics (DSE) Canteen-Known for its Mutton Cutlets and Dosas. D School, as it is popularly known, also houses the famous JP Stall which is a major crowd puller.

5. St Stephen’s Canteen- When talking about good food in Delhi University, how can one afford to miss St Stephen’s ‘cafe’? Students here prefer calling it a Cafe, instead of canteen and they are pretty right in doing so, given the cool ambience and awesome decor. Maggi and Minced cutlets are the most popular among students.

SOUTH CAMPUS-
1.Big Yellow Door (BYD), Satya Niketan - The door isn’t that big. Pun intended. But this place is something really awesome. It’s a hit among the students. From cheesy nachos to BYD’s scrumptious burger, Chocolate Oreo Shake to Pink Lemonade, it’s definitely one of the best places to chill and eat.
2. QD’S-Located in Satya Niketan market, QD’s is one of the most popular eating joints among students. You talk about momos and they will say “QD’s kemomoskhayehaibhai? Top kehai.” Yes, QD’s is famous for its tandoori momos, soups, and chilli potatoes!

3. TAJ CCD-It’s not CCD, its Taj CCD my friend. CafĂ© Coffee Day, situated right opposite the elite Taj, is the most famous place for students to bunk their classes and chill here with coffee and some quick snacks. Girls and boys from JMC, Maitreyi, Venky and ARSD are regulars here.

4. Venky’sSouth Indian- Oh! It’s sometimes even better than SagarRatna. No kidding, it’s cheap and most importantly it’s tasty. A plate of vadasambhar can be spotted on each and every table in the canteen.

5. JMC Ke bhelpuri- Street food is what all delhiwalas love. And the JMCites are lucky, for they have a stall right in their college canteen. Bhelpuri and SevPuri, both can be spotted on every second girl’s table. Along with BhelPuri, the college canteen also serves one of the best Iced Tea and samosa, which are quite affordable.


Wednesday, 10 June 2015

Things to be kept in mind while making choice between courses and colleges by Sumona

Things to be kept in mind while making choice between courses and colleges

All colleges and courses of Delhi university are having equal importance as the other one have. Due to the reason that the faculty members of different colleges are equally qualified as all are  having  doctorates in  particular field of their  interest  from a recognised Universities.

Being a student throughout school and college is like preparing yourself for a marathon which will begin after you graduate. Focus on your goals and study hard, because the last thing you want is to tire yourself out before the finish line.
~Anonymous

As far as how much the faculty  is appreciable it does not work until the students taking the admission in the college are dedicated towards studies and hard work.

College is not known for its World -class infrastructure or for its faculty members but the fact is that college is known by its student'. Student's performance on the basis of student's participation,capabilities,hard work,dedication towards studies etc will create a  goodwill for a particular college...so stop blindly following the top5  list of   colleges for admission because if you are capable enough  than you can perform anywhere better all  you need is only platform which you got in every college. This will only depend on the student engagement how much they get knowledge and use it in a right direction.

It's not at all like that if a college is not having good market value or popularity than the students enrolled in that college are lacking somewhere or are incapable and weak.
While in reality nothing is like that! 

Applicants are large in number while seats are limited.this is the reason that it is not possible that all applicants get admission at top 5 colleges so the remaining applicants have to try their luck in remaining colleges.

Every college releases their cutoff's the first cut off is expected to be cross 95% in every college . So, there are many student's who took admission at first cut off at different colleges which are not so popular ..

So what does it portrays that students who  scored above 95% also took admission at various unpopular colleges or out of campus colleges. It doesn't means that they are weak and are not able to take admission at top 5 colleges.so while choosing college don't only emphasis on the college goodwill  also give  equal importance to course you want to  studies.

Everyone has a talent and so do you. Let it shine out, is all you have to do. ~Anonymous


There are various course where students have little choice to choose the college due the limited number of colleges offering that course. Courses like vocational- tourism,mass communication and many more....as Journalism course offered by  only 6 colleges in delhi university. colleges offering this course are located at south campus or off campuses..this is the reason students  subsequently have less choices while selecting college.

It is true that due to off campus college like Kalindi,Maharaja Agrasen, Laxmi bai college. they are not so popular or not active in participating in activities but that does not means they are not good in imparting knowledge to students...if you are a bright and  hardworking than you can sparkle anywhere..you only need advice in right  direction.
Put your future in good hands — your own. ~Anonymous

At last, after graduation no one ask you from which college you passed out. The only thing which you are asked about is what you learn in your entire degree.....so stop blindly following top colleges rather than  give more emphasis to course you want to study.

ThatsAll Guyss!!!