This is a baffling question for most admission seekers. See, most of the colleges in DU are at the same level when it comes to faculty and learning experience. The only difference is the popularity of that college and its alumni. Except, SRCC, LSR and St. Stephens, most colleges in DU are not much different in terms of everything. So, it is wiser to decide on the course because that is what would matter in the future. When, you go for masters, or job you will have your subject as your strength, not your college unless it is SRCC, LSR or St. Stephens. If you are getting decent course in any of these three, then go for it but otherwise, select the right course that aligns with your ambition and skills. This would be really beneficial in future. What's the point of getting into a great college and studying something you have no interest in? You will not find like-minded people, good job opportunities or even fun when you are not in the right course. However, I have seen a lot of people in the college who are in DU only to pursue their goals through societies and not their courses. You can get into any course just for the sake of degree and pursue your own goal side-by-side. Consider all these points before coming to conclusion.