DPG Degree College - DPGDC

I'm an alumni of DPG Degree College, so I will tell you a few plus points about the college.Great and well versed faculty: the faculty of the college is great and is well educated and knowledgeable in their domains.Good infrastructure with a big and spacious classrooms and a large ground.All AC CampusHostel and mess available for students coming from far off places.Regular events and competitions are held in the college like poster making, debate, etc.Canteen available which offers a wide variety of food and drinks for students to enjoy at affordable prices.College takes studies very seriously. Periodically, internal examinations are held and 75% attendance is mandatory for students. The faculty is focused on teaching students rather than wasting time.

I will share a few tips which will help you get through your college life:Take your studies seriously: a lot of students think that college is all for fun and games but they realise in their final year that they should've taken their studies seriously.Try to clear all your exams in your first attempt: try not to fail your exams and write atleast that much that will earn you passing marks, if not distinction. A reappear really puts a lot of pressure in the later semesters.Try to form a good rapport with the teachers: they will help you a lot in case of your personal emergencies or reasons.Attend lectures but bunk some as well: afterall, it's your college life and you should enjoy it well. Bunk a few lectures sometimes and enjoy with your friends.Make friends with your classmates as well as students of other coursesTry to take part in events and competitions held.Enjoy your college life: it is a one time experience and you should try to enjoy it, maintaining a healthy balance between studies and fun.All the best!

Each subject carries 100 marks. The breakup of 100 marks is - 80 marks for the final examination and 20 marks are internal.These 20 marks include marks of attendance, projects and assignments, sessional examination and class performance.The sessional examinations are held once or twice every semester, depending upon the days left for final examination. The sessional exams cover approximately 75% of the total syllabus and are of 40 marks but the weightage of sessional exams is 5 marks in the 20 marks of internal. If the student fails to appear in their sessional examination, they are not given another chance to improve their score. Their score is simply 0/5 and added to the 20 marks of internal.

Each subject carries 100 marks. The breakup of 100 marks is - 80 marks for the final examination and 20 marks are internal. These 20 marks include marks of attendance, projects and assignments, sessional examination and class performance. The sessional examinations are held once or twice every semester, depending upon the days left for final examination. The sessional exams cover approximately 75% of the total syllabus and are of 40 marks but the weightage of sessional exams is 5 marks in the 20 marks of internal. If the student fails in their sessional examination, they are not given another chance to improve their score. Their score is simply converted in terms of 5 and added to the 20 marks of internal.