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Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, New Delhi

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I am a third year student. These three years have been like a great journey in this college. The people are friendly. The placements are in companies like Ernst and Young and KPMG. The teachers are great and friendly and are always available for career advice. We don't have amazing infrastructure but as it is "kaam chal jata ha". Overall my college life has been great.

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This college has a very average infrastructure and faculty. The college management doesn't support students in co-curricular activities and the teachers have a lot politics and they do not support the initiatives and endeavours of students.The good part about this college is its placement. the placement cell here works very hard and brings in the best companies like EY etc. overall the college is good academically and for placements. faculty is not good though.

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It was good I enjoyed my collegeWill you be able to handle it? Will it be fun and exciting? Will it be scary and nerve wracking? Well, hopefully, a glimpse at a day in the life of a college student will help sort some things out! The college schedule is very different than the traditional high school schedule. Typically, there is a lot more flexibility with your college classes life very Another big difference you should be aware of is the time structure. Right now, you’re probably in school from about 7:30 am–2:30 pm, Monday through Friday. This will not be the case in college, where you usually take four or five classes at different times throughout the week. You might have a science class on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10:10–11:00 am. However, college is like high school in that you will have the opportunity to get involved by joining different clubs, organizations, and maybe even by getting a part-time job. Most schools have hundreds of extracurricular activities, and it is pretty easy to start one as well. So, as you can imagine, your schedule can get crazy with meetings, band practice, sports practice, play rehearsal, work hours, etc.! Of course, the best way to see what a true day in the life of a college student is like is to actually get the schedules of some college students! Here are two undergraduates and their real-life experiences.

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