Hello

I'll list some parameters of both the colleges :-

Recognition-

Delhi University is a central university that has colleges established even prior to independence. It is an open campus established across different regions of the NCR.

Ambedkar University has been established in 2008 by the State Government of Delhi. Despite this, it has made a significant name for itself. It is located at Kashmere gate, Lodhi Road and Karampura currently and is having various other campuses under construction.

Infrastructure-

Delhi University is known to have a beautiful infrastructure, I have been fortunate to study in Miranda House which is known for it’s infrastructure. It’s not just beautiful but also differently able friendly.

Ambedkar University is currently developing it’s infrastructure. It also has a differently abled friendly infrastructure.

Courses-

Delhi University offers various courses, which are being offered by multiple colleges. Though the curriculum is the same across colleges.

Ambedkar University offers unconventional courses such as social design, vocational courses. The student teacher ratio is very good, and the faculty can customise the course.

Evaluation-

Delhi University has a semester based examination pattern. Thus, a three year course would have six examinations. There are also internals that take place across the semester.

Ambedkar University has no specific evaluation schedule. Faculty can decide when and how to conduct examinations. The examination is continuous in nature. I recall having online stimulation exercises for my final examination. The university is highly critical of plagiarism.

Administration -

Delhi university by nature has multiple divisions in administration, every college having its own administrative division. With reference to my personal experience only, I have faced no issues in dealing with the administration, but I have come across cases where people do face issues.

Ambedkar University has specific administration for each school. The staff is very friendly and goes out of their way to provide help to students.

Fees-

Being a government university both of them have nominal fees. They also offer fee waivers.

I did my B.A (hons) from DU and the fee for the entire course was 24,000.

From Ambedkar University, I did my MBA and the fee was 2,40,000.

Also, I received scholarships every semester during my MBA. I am not aware of such policies in Delhi University.

Hope it helps

Thank you

hi,

see b.ed in political science is 2 years certification course in political science, eligibility criteria for b.ed in political science is  candidates must completed graduation (B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Com.),or other relevant degree course  from a recognized university. Need to secure a minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST candidates) at the level of graduation. marks criteria may differ college to college.

Hi Anju,

You need to study following subjects at Ambedkar University in BA Social Science and Humanities course:

• Compulsory Foundation Courses (Languages and Environmental Issues)
• Foundation Optional Courses
• Core Economics Courses
• Elective courses

Different credit points will be given on the basis of above subjects. Also you'll have the option to choose electives from following subjects:

Electives in Political Science

• Introduction to Politics

• Political Thought in Contemporary India

• Politics in South Asia

• Legal Literacy and Application in India

• Democracy and Development in India

• Public Policy and Administration in India

Electives in Hindi

• Hindi Sahitya ki Rooprekha

• Bharatiya aur Vishwa Sahitya

• Aadhunik Sahityik Pravittiyan aur Andolan

• Sahitya ki Samajh

• Bhasha Shikshan

• Swadhinata Andolan ka Vaicharik Jagat aur Hindi

• Hindi Sanjhi Sanskriti

For more details visit:

https://aud.ac.in/uploads/1/admission/admissions2019/BA%20Honours%20in%20Social%20Sciences%20and%20Humanities%20Flyer%202018%20Final.pdf

Good Luck

Dear Anju, the syllabus topics for BA Sociology in Ambedkar University Delhi include:

Core Courses:

• Introduction to Society and Social Inequality
• Research Methods
• Sociological Theory
• Caste in Contemporary India
• Social Change and Development Religion and Society
• Marriage, Kinship and Family Forms
• Gender and Society Social Movements
• Conceptualising Rural and Urban Societies

Core Optional

• Politics, Law and Society
• Culture, Identity and Society
• Economy, Market and Society
• Environment, Science and Society

I hope this helps you!

Admissions to Ambedkar University Delhi are made in accordance with the reservation policies of the Government of NCT of Delhi in respect of various social groups and other categories.

To claim the benefit of reservations, be it in defence or any other category, you will have to mention it in the application form itself.

Also, for verification purpose, you must possess and produce the requisite certificates from the competent authorities.

Number of Seats for Wards of Armed Forces Personnel killed or disabled in action (CW) (3% of total number of sanctioned seats)

For BA/BVoc program - 2

For MA program - 1

One supernumerary seat for each program is set aside for widows/ wards of personnel of armed forces in the following priority:

• Cw1: Widows/wards of Defence personnel killed in action

• Cw2: Wards of serving personnel and ex-servicemen disabled in action

• Cw3: Widows/wards of Defence personnel who died in peace- time with death attributable to military service

• Cw 4: Wards of Defence personnel disabled in peace- time with disability attributable to military service

• Cw 5: Wards of ex-servicemen and serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry Award

• Cw 6: Wards of ex-servicemen

• Cw7: Wives of: (i) defence personnel disabled in action and boarded out from service

(ii) defence personnel disabled in service and boarded out with disability attributable to military service (iii) ex-Servicemen and serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry Awards

• Cw 8: Wards of serving personnel

• Cw9: Wives of Servicing Personnel

In the CW category, CW1 candidates will have pre-emptive claim over CW2 candidates; CW2 over CW3; and so on. You can check if you fall in any of the above categories.

Entitlement certificate must be issued by the Secretary, Kendriya Sainik Board Delhi; Secretary, Rajya/Zila Sainik Board; Officer-in-Charge, Record Office/First Class Stipendiary Magistrate.

For more information, follow the link:  (https://aud.ac.in/uploads/1/admission/admissions2019/BOI%20AUD_Admission_2019.pdf)

Goodluck!

hey,

the application form of all post graduate programs offered by ambedkar university , delhi has not released yet however it is likely to be out in the month of june 2020 and also the last date to submit the same is not out yet.

i suggest you to be updated with the official website

hope this helps!

Mudit, as of know due to outbreak of Corona virus we are undergoing through nationwide lockdown since March 25th 2020 due to which all educational institutions were being shutted down. All exams/entrance tests and other related activities like admission procedures are kept on hold till further orders. Undergraduate admission process for Ambedkar University which was scheduled to start from May first week now it has been postponed till further notice. Be updated with the official website of the University (aud.ac.in).

For more details about Admission process of Ambedkar university visit -

https://university.careers360.com/articles/ambedkar-university-admission

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!