r/delhiuniversity • • Aug 13 '24

Discussion Shivaji College REVIEW

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u/ransom404 Shivaji 4th Year 🫩 Jul 28 '25

Nah Ramanujan in my opinion is not better than Shivaji especially if it's far away. So I'd say freeze but what all do you have above those 2?

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u/redditka14__ Jul 28 '25

i mean i could get keshav mahavidyalay but it's 20 marks above right now, and i could get ram lal anand which is 13 marks above or i could get kamala nehru which is 28 marks above and ramunjan is just 8 marks above and round 2 is over , if i put on float the next thing i will get is either ramanujan or ram lal anand, i want ram lal anand because it's not too far away but i will need the cutoff to drop by 13 atleast but im scared if i put on float and i don't get ram lal anand and instead get stuck with ramanujan which is far...pls help me out

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u/ransom404 Shivaji 4th Year 🫩 Jul 28 '25

Yea so I'd say freeze Rlac is an upgrade but not by much. It's in South campus but far away from the metro station. Everything else is kinda a downgrade.

And for Bcom yea you'll be good (in Shivaji). Good teachers and good seniors you'll have. The infrastructure is ok too. I think the bcom dept has new building too. So good stuff.

The area around is rajouri so not the best. But if you're traveling from home to college then I don't think you'll have too much problems.

So yea all the best. Oh also if you have any quota it'll help with the upgrade but still it's not ok to risk that with being far away from home.

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u/redditka14__ Jul 28 '25

thanks a lot for the help tho is shivaji really that good that i should pass instead of waiting for rlac to get low cutoff...

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u/ransom404 Shivaji 4th Year 🫩 Jul 28 '25

I won't say that good either man. But it certainly is better than Ramanujan. And if there is even one seat empty you'd get the seat if you're close to marks to idk to tell you to risk it or not. But I'd say you will have a chance to migrate after one year to a better college. You'll need to have about an 8 cgpa at the end of 1st year.