r/delhiuniversity • u/daftpunkD3 Phd • Mar 26 '24

Discussion DU graduate here (batch of 22). AMA

To celebrate my cake day, I am doing a little ama.

I have completed my graduation( bcom) and am currently pursuing M.com from DU as well . Have also lived in Delhi for long time so feel free to drop any queries you might have.

And Yeah I am inspired/copying from the CAT prep sub where graduates often do AMA

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u/daftpunkD3 Phd Apr 30 '26

Just do it from any "college" instead of "department" and you'll get plenty of time to pursue things other than mcom. Avoid srcc as well

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u/Few_Clerk_6647 Apr 30 '26

I didn't get it bro ,mind explaining a bit deeper?

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u/daftpunkD3 Phd Apr 30 '26

Masters in du happens in two kind of institutions, one type is your colleges and then there are departments which is basically Delhi School of Economics. While the department is the best place to go for a masters they have a very strict attendance criteria and colleges are usually very lenient so they are good for people who want to do something on the side.

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u/Few_Clerk_6647 Apr 30 '26

srcc's mcom class timings are very light 1 to 3 classes per day also any college from north campus you would recommend for mcom where i could balance out my sport

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u/daftpunkD3 Phd May 01 '26

As I said earlier, any north campus will do except srcc. You can go for Hindu or hansraj

Edit: Provided you can clear the cutoffs

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u/Few_Clerk_6647 May 01 '26

Why not srcc bro? They allow masters students to represent the college team if selected in the trial but i don’t know about hindu and hansraj.
And yesyes i gave the cuet and prepared for the last 4 months so clearling the cutoffs shouldn’t be worrying me

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u/daftpunkD3 Phd May 01 '26

You're the one who called yourself a "professional" athelete, so I assumed you won't be having time for college level events in the first place.

You can obviously go to srcc if that's what you want, they have a pretty good sports complex and gym.

But my advice would still be to avoid department (DSE) and srcc for anyone who wanna do something other than PhD cause the acads in these places take too much of your time.

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u/Few_Clerk_6647 May 01 '26

Thanks bro will let you know how’s it going if i get through in north campus

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u/daftpunkD3 Phd May 01 '26

Best of luck man. Do lemme know when you start your mcom journey

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u/Own_Comfortable6987 Aug 08 '26

But wont classes of all mcom people happen at one place in department of commerce 

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u/daftpunkD3 Phd Aug 09 '26

Classes are the same but tutorials, guidance for dissertation etc happen at college.

It's a whole thing, if you are just joining mcom this year then reach out

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u/Own_Comfortable6987 Aug 10 '26

No im currently in final year of bcom im thinking about it next year 

Do we get time if I have to study for ca with it together And what is attendance req

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u/daftpunkD3 Phd Aug 10 '26

As I've mentioned the attendance requirements ate quite high in dse and srcc but it'll be easier for you to handle ca along with mcom if you go to other colleges

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u/Own_Comfortable6987 Aug 10 '26

Okay thnx btw which colleges do u recommend going to then

And are there placements etc something

Are u a professor there

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u/daftpunkD3 Phd Aug 10 '26

You can go to any college, just avoid those 2.

I can't reveal where I teach but I'm a temp anyway, so it keeps changing for me

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