In other colleges students have been given a few options to choose from but this disparity is not just limited to colleges but also to different courses in colleges. At the Shri Ram College of Commerce, students of B. Com were directly allotted Economics as their allied course while students of Economics were given an option to choose between Mathematics and Political Science. St. Stephen’s college has provided students with options for the allied course as well but these options haven’t been extended to students of all courses. Other colleges are still in the dark when it comes to the allied course and are expecting news by Monday. There seems to be no directive from the University to ensure that colleges follow a uniform policy on the issue. Information on the Delhi University Website is limited to the allied course papers of different subjects. The students continue to remain uncertain about the exact details of their course structure and are hoping for some clarity soon.]]>
Akash Pattanayak
Akash is a student of Economics at SRCC who believes that Foundation Courses are not what we deserve and sure as hell are not what we need right now. Subtly inserting Dark Knight Quotes into everything he isn’t much of a writer. He doesn’t read books, probably because he spends his time swimming, debating, watching good movies and still believing in the Livestrong message. He doesn’t really care about using good language but definitely thinks people should exercise restraint when it comes to hashtags. Livestrong and Prosper!
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