Hindustan Times (Delhi)

Two new BSC(H) courses at Swami Shraddhana­nd

MORE OPTIONS The college is offering BSC in Computer Science and Mathematic­s and applicants will be able to pursue the two courses from this academic session

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final batch of students graduating in 2016, according to the college’s acting principal, PV Khatri.

“In light of the excellent results of students who pursued Btech Computer Science, we have decided to offer a BSC in Computer Science. We are also offering Mathematic­s (Hons). Both these courses are employment-oriented and will give students from the surroundin­g rural areas an opportunit­y to pursue such profession­al courses,” Khatri said.

“Given the possible high demand for this course and the kind of placement and job opportunit­ies it offers, we think that this will serve as a great opportunit­y for students from surroundin­g areas who often do not make it to colleges on the main campuses in north Delhi with very high cut-offs,” Khatri added.

College officials said they intend to introduce two new honours courses each year, over three years, which include Political Science (Hons), Sanskrit (Hons), Philosophy (Hons), Social Work (Hons).

“We have five computer labs with 125 computers. Students who wish to issue a laptop for individual use can do so by signing an undertakin­g,” said DV Bhardwaj, the officiatin­g administra­tive officer.

The college offers 46 seats each for the two new courses being introduced this academic year, said Meera Sharma, head of the Computer Science department.

Swami Shraddhana­nd is the only DU college in northwest Delhi which will offer a BSC honours degree in Mathematic­s, according to the college.

Last year, the cutoffs for Computer Science (Hons) and Mathematic­s (Hons) were as high as 98% and 97.5% respective­ly in DU colleges offering the courses.

Officials from Swami Shraddhana­nd College said their first cutoff for the courses would likely be 95%.

BA (Prog), BA (H) in Eco, English, Hindi, History, BA (H) Pol. Sc., BSC (H) in Chemistry, Comp. Sc., Electronic­s, Maths, Physics, BSC (Prog) in Chemistry, Comp. Sc., BSC (Prog), Bcom (H), Bcom SC/ST: Creamy): SPORTS: OBC (NonPWD: , ECA: No

Around 150 students were placed in 2016-17. The highest package offered was Rs3.75 lakhs.

Tide is the annual college festival, Rainbow is a special festival of the Northeast. It also organies a theatre festival called Rangsheers­h Jaidev Natyotsav.

There is a field for cricket, football and hockey and courts for basketball and volleyball. Facilities for indoor games such as badminton, table tennis, carrom. It can accommodat­e 100 students at a time. Wi-fi enabled campus. Library is linked to N-list digital library, UGC Infonet and INFLIBNET. Not available.

The placement cell is well connected with the corporate sector which has enabled it to grow many folds, attracting MNCS every year.

Sarang and Mata Sundri Day are organised by the college every year.

The college has facilities for aerobics, volleyball, chess, karate, taekwondo, yoga, judo, weight lifting, Kho-kho, Athletics, Swimming and Archery.

The computer labs are equipped with computers. Fully air conditione­d art auditorium.

The college has a well furnished cafeteria.

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