Ankit Tiwari's Review On Kirori Mal College - [KMC], New Delhi | collegedunia.com

About KMC DU

AT
8.0 /10

Remarks :

Eligibility of course is very well, every honors and program course is available here. A total of 22 courses is available there. The application form is available on the university of Delhi as well as the college website. Reservation benefits are available there for every category like SC, ST, OBC as well as EWS. Not much important improvement want there .

Course Curriculum Overview :

I like reading Hindi and am also interested in the Hindi language. And the student ratio is 50/50 for boys and girls. The teaching method is very well and teachers are good and NET-qualified teachers are available. Exam is based on semester type and a total of 6 semesters for 3 years course and is not difficult because of good study.

Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :

The fees are not much because the study at this college is very well. Teachers are A grade level. National scholarships are available there and a fee concession policy is available there. I don't like my job in study time so not focus on this.

Campus Life :

The annual fest is like NCC fest and NSS and NCWEB Fest are famous in this college. Every book for jobs and courses is available, like UPSC and SSC. And newspapers are also provided by the college. Park and classroom are very well. All sports are available here and extracurricular activities are NCC and NSS and NCWEB. Not any important websites there.

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