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DU is not what it seems to be!

 
Lush green Campus? Oh yeah!
Wonderful Fests? Yes, of course!
Hot shot students? So are they!
Jealous Relatives? Haha, from the very 1st day!
But DU is not limited to this. It has a lot more in treasure.
Well yeah, the very tag of DU is enough to make all your friends get burnt. But we have earned this, haven't we?
So it's a common belief that once you enter this university, you need not do anything. Just chill and enjoy! But ask the first years, how the opposite appears on the scene.

So many assignments,presentations and internal tests. Yes, we too have to give them. And score pretty well as well. Else, the so called elite group doesn't take us into acceptance.
Though you might get into DU based only on academics, you will definitely not be able to survive only on studies.

 The various societies from dance, music, theatre, to Enactus and E-cell meetings, all keep you very busy. The DU life does have ongoing fests of different colleges and different societies to offer, that keep the fun filled spirit going all year round!
But though they are all fun filled, there is a lot of hard work that goes into the preparation and carrying out of each event, by the students itself.

You would hear the words:
"If you go to a DU college, then attendance is not a problem!!" quite often. However, contrary to popular belief, the university does have a strict attendance policy. Being DU students, we don't meet only the bare minimum of 66%, we try to grab hold onto the 5 marks of 85% attendance!!


So the statement, all that glitters is not gold, does hold true for DU, however, it is a world of its own. Being in this integrated university with students of similar kind, from visiting different colleges for events, where eminent personalities grace the occasion, to holding your own college events, along with managing the academics, we create unforgettable memories each day, that are cherished for life! There is nothing comparable to the DU experience! 

- Pranjal & Neeti

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