I really want to know if its worth it or not.
I'm in my 1st year rn and already feeling demotivated...
People who are in final year or have completed graduation from sol plsss be honest and tell me if its worth it cuz if its not then I'll convince my father to let me give cuet 2027.
I gave cuet this year as well but the alloted course and clg was just not it..
So, please help me out.😔🙏🏻
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DU SOL students, what’s your honest experience so far?
I recently joined DU SOL and I’m curious about a few things:
- How seriously do you take the classes/study material?
- How difficult are the semester exams?
- How are the internals?
- Have you managed to get internships/jobs while studying from SOL?
- Do employers actually care that the degree is from SOL?
- What do you wish you knew before joining?
Especially interested in hearing from B.Com (Hons), B.Com, BBA/FIA or similar students.
Would appreciate honest answers — good or bad.
I’m planning to pursue the 3-year LLB from Delhi University, and my main career goal is actually State PSC (Group A/B level exams), with law being a parallel degree/career option.
I wanted some honest advice from current DU 3-year LLB students or recent graduates:
How manageable is it to prepare seriously for State PSC alongside DU LLB?
Realistically, how much self-study time can one get on a normal weekday after classes, attendance, assignments, etc.?
Is the attendance requirement strict enough that it becomes difficult to prepare for competitive exams?
Do students actually use DU Law as a relatively flexible degree while preparing for UPSC/State PSC, or is that exaggerated?
If someone is disciplined and studies around 4–6 hours daily outside college, is clearing a State PSC exam alongside LLB realistically possible?
Would you recommend joining DU LLB specifically for this combination, assuming the primary goal is PSC and the LLB is the backup/parallel career?
I’m particularly interested in Maharashtra PSC, but experiences with UPSC/other State PSC exams are also welcome.
Looking for honest experiences rather than generic “anything is possible” advice. Thanks!
Guys did any of u received hons in any of ur subject books because I didn't.......
What about datesheet fir semester one ??? Is it released or anything?
I really don't have any info of sol
I've been tryna fill the registration form for du sol ug and whenever I reach verification stage I don't get the otp on my email at all. I've been trying for the past 3 days.
I've checked my spam, trash, socials everything it's not there. Tried on incognito, tried registering with another email, what not. Even called the sol helpline but no response.
Idk I'm really lost pls anyone help me, the deadline is soon.