Chelsea John's Review on St Stephens College, Delhi University, Delhi
Academics and Faculty
- The classes and project are very tiring in the daily routine.
- The quality of teaching is very high level and advanced that makes it very difficult to comprehend. We need to refer so many books but still the exams are tough to do. College apart from academics is fun.
Fees and Scholarships
- My course fee is Rs 40,000 per year.
- Inspire fellowship is available for students.
- 85% of the students will qualify for scholarship facility.
- Loans is not that necessary.
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Academics & Faculty
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Fees & Scholarships
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