Anshul Bhatia's Review on School of Open Learning, University of Delhi

There are no arrangements for on-campus internship opportunities as it is an open learning school. One cannot get a high paying job after graduating from it but can land up a decent job.

Yes, there are pg's around the campus costing around 7500 bucks a month but no hostels are there on the campus. There is a library which is well equipped. Apart from that, there is no specific classroom on the campus.

The eligibility criteria for BCom ( Hons ) course is 55% in aggregate in senior secondary school examination and for BCom ( Prog ) is 40%. There is no entrance test and the admission is just based on the eligibility criteria and the cutoff dates. The cutoff dates are announced once the senior secondary school examination results are announced.

The classes are held at multiple places and a student can select the centre nearest to his house. The classes are not held daily but when they are held they are held in a stretch like for a week or so. The entire timing and schedule are easily available for all centres. The overall teaching experience is nice but not too good.

Course fees were somewhere around Rs 3500-3900. No loans are required neither are any scholarships available of any kind, though fees are less for students belonging to persons with disabilities. The fees for such students is around 100 rupees.

There are no societies and no events in college as such but an old students union is there that try and keep a few events for gathering up.