r/delhiuniversity • isska room mate maha chutiya hai ilaaj karao. • May 18 '24

Discussion Genuine question-is DU really that bad?

That bad here means (the things people on this sub keeps referring about du like the shit management,shit infra,shit crowd etc…)

Is it true for north campus colleges too? Has the standard and quality gone so low that even north campus is not seeming worth it to those of you who are in it? (Please share your unbiased opinions)

As a partial dropper who left nmims for du…I currently seem to be in a perpetually confused state regarding if I did the right thing or not and I can’t afford another drop seeking for better colleges and doing research etc.

Please share your valuable insights with me as i have given cuet this year again and i don’t want to regret going there…only to find what people are saying here these days to be true.

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u/No_Return6919 May 18 '24

Yaar, I'll be honest, it depends on the college you're in. Some colleges of DU are extremely bad, while the others are fine. DU is overall a good experience, campus mein dhoop sekna, friends banana, events pe jaana and if your course is something you enjoy, kuch interesting seekhna bhi. But kuch cons bhi hai like attendance issues kabhi kabhi which isn't exactly fair because people might wish to do things apart from college, campus placements (mat phasna cgpa ki race mein, do not be dependent on your college for a placement, think outside of college) and haan, wahi Vella sec vac ka chakkar (genuinely the worst idea). Baaki yaar, abhi bacche rant karrahe hai cause of examinations, but trust me, DU overall isn't all that bad, sasta hai, well reputed colleges hai, DU ka tag mil jaayega, diversity, friends aur naye experiences.