Rajni Sarkar's Review on Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Delhi University, New Delhi

Students took up live projects with various start ups from different industries and complemented their classroom learning. Overall a well rounded and balanced learning experience. In terms of faculty, we had some of the best professors in management education in India and most of them were full time faculty with ggs. However due to small number of quality professors and their research commitments, we were always short of teaching faculty.

Classes usually happened over the period of six days in a week with a day's break in between. Day used to start at 9 am and classes would run till 4 pm with few breaks in between. ggs wasn't very rigorous in terms of academics as compared to other top b schools in the country, however I consider this as a unique strength of the college. A less hectic academic schedule allowed us to pursue our hobbies and various other channels of learning in addition to the class room lectures. Students used to participate in various national as well as international business competitions throughout the year and ggs's performance had always been stellar on those platforms.

ggs gets some seats in the university hostels which is allocated to students based on their academic performance. These seats are very limited apprx in the range of 15-20% of total batch size and most of the students reside in the nearby areas. There are various student accommodation options available and of all ranges. There are tiffin services available in the student area or one can hire a cook for nominal charges.Since it's not a residential program unlike many other top management schools, there are constraints in nurturing a very collaborative and well integrated learning environment on campus. However students make best use of their time on campus in interacting with each other and