Both Delhi University and Jawahar Lal Nehru University offer Master's degrees in Environmental Sciences. However, there is a difference in the degree offered, which is primarily due to the approach to the subject. Candidates will be enrolled in the Masters of Environmental Studies programme at Delhi University, while the Environmental Sciences programme at JNU.

The distinction is due to the approach taken in developing the curriculum. Students at Delhi University are taught the socio-economical aspects of environmental sciences in addition to developing an understanding of the subject in the context of physicochemical and biological aspects of the environment (and their interactions). Subjects taught include "social perspectives of environmental studies" and "environmental economics." There is also a Masters in Arts (MA) programme for students with a background in the humanities.

The emphasis at Delhi University is on environmental ecology, pollution sciences, and biotechnology. Remote sensing, conservation sciences, statistics, geology, and environmental impact assessment are among the subjects taught. I believe the emphasis at JNU is more on the scientific aspect of the subject (which somehow seems legitimate since the degree is being offered for Masters in Science). Furthermore, 70-80% of the curriculum is shared by both universities. Though the JNU syllabus is extensive in terms of subjects such as hydrology and the fundamental principles/technical aspects of water and pollution movement.

There is no discernible difference.

1-The faculty levels on both campuses are the same. Teachers on the south campus are more helpful and friendly, but there are a few good teachers on the north campus as well.

2-When it comes to PG or food, the South campus is far too cheap. In the south, one can find very good affordable accommodation. North is a little pricey because there are too many colleges, which increases the demand for goods and pgs, and thus prices.

3-The crowd in each college is nearly mixed and uniform. Although the north campus receives more applications from students from UP, Bihar, Haryana, and Rajasthan because it is overrated and hyped among people, all mostly SC, ST, and OBC, sports quota, and ECA quota students go there if they get it anyhow. 

4-Colleges do not provide degrees; DU does. So, regardless of which college you attend, you will receive the same degree.

5-Placements- this is an extremely important factor. The majority of placements are reserved for Bcom and Economics Honours students. Placements are available at LSR, SRCC, Hindu, Venky, Hansraj, KMC, and Ramjas, but only for Bcom or Economics students. Other department students may be offered the internship, but the pay is insufficient.

6- Restrooms and drinking water- The restrooms in each college are clean and well-maintained. Clean and sanitary. However, if you drink a lot of water, you should only go to North Campus if you can buy a bottle for each day because the water there is too salty. 

There is no distinguishable difference between the two campuses. So choose a college that is easy to get to, as the metro has raised its fares, and where PG, hostels, and flats are reasonably priced, as you will be spending three years there.

Dyal Singh College of DU should be the choice, without any doubt. Despite being a south-campus college, it provides numerous benefits to its students. A few examples are:

1) LUXURIOUS LOCATION

Having said that, Dyal Singh College is located on LODHI ROAD, one of Delhi's most affluent areas. Lodhi Gardens, Safdarjung Tomb, Humayun Tomb, Indian Habitat Centre, Khan Market, and many other tourist attractions surround the college.

2) MASSIVE CAMPUS

Dyal Singh College has the largest campus and building of any south campus college, with a large student body. Yes, you will always discover new places within the college to hang out with your friends, even after graduation. 

3) YUMMY SNACK POINTS

You'll find some amazing food joints right outside the college's entrance. The famous "LOVE DI HATTI" and "MAGGI POINT" will never disappoint you. The college canteen also serves delicious food at reasonable prices.

4) DIFFERENT & TALENTED SOCIETIES

Dyal Singh is always known for amazing talents from various states that are highlighted by society. College offers " ZEST " - the extraordinary dance talent, " GLAMORRATTI " - the most stylish Fashion society, " ROOTS " - the melodious Music society, " THE PLACEMENT CELL " -the internships & jobs Provider of Dyal Singh, "ASTITVA " -the Drama society, "JAMINI " -the Creative Arts society, "XPOSURE " -the Photography society, "COMSOC " -the diligent Commerce Society of the college.

5) TEACHERS WHO ARE FRIENDLY AND SUPPORTIVE

Dyal Singh always wins the hearts of his students thanks to his amazing teachers. Almost all departments have friendly teachers who will support you throughout your college career.

Dyal Singh College is NAAC (Grade A) accredited, whereas PGDAV is not. The former charges less for B.com Hons (INR 27585) than PGDAV (INR 54810). (Estimation based on fees for the first year)

Dyal Singh College has 208 seats and has better infrastructure and facilities, while Pgdav has 186 in b.com Hons.

It all depends on what you want to do. Here are a few things to think about: 

• Flexibility -You have a lot of time at DU. You can study Actuarial Science, CFA, CFP, Data Analyst, CIMA, ACCA, CS, CWA, and many other things. As a result, more career opportunities are available at DU. Christ is very strict about attendance, and you don't have time, so you must concentrate solely on the course.

• Fees - College fees are approximately Rs 12000 per year, as opposed to Rs 1,000,000 in Christ.

• Exposure - There are numerous societies at DU that can provide excellent exposure. Society is better in Christ, but imagine 4000 students competing for that opportunity. Furthermore, DU departmental and college fest are better experiences for students than Christ because students manage everything from arranging funds to organizing every event without much help from authorities. Furthermore, you can compete in competitions organized by various DU colleges ranging from debate, music, and dance to mock stock, treasure hunt, and beg, borrow, and steal. However, because you are required to give regular presentations in class and because of the diversity of students, Christ aids in the development of an average person's personality. 

• Placement- At 95%, you can get DCAC or Shaheed Bhagat College, which do not have a placement boost of more than 20-30%. However, in Christ, you will receive more than 70% placement ( depends upon course though ). The average salary given is not significantly different. (Approximately 3 to 4). However, some companies that offer better packages do come in Christ ( i.e above 5 lac ) Some sales and marketing firms unrelated to your course may be present in DU.

• Curriculum - The curriculum at DU is outdated and lacks a practical aspect, whereas at Christ, they will provide you with numerous case studies and a rigorous syllabus. During your three-year tenure at Christ, you will be required to complete an internship and work in an NGO.

• Emotional Benefit - Because Christ has a good ranking, a large crowd, a great environment, and a good infrastructure, you will feel more confident. It might not be the case in DU.

• Faculty- Professors at DU are far more qualified than those at other colleges, and some are published authors as well. However, because they are a government institution, some do not teach at all and waste time. There are a few who teach exceptionally well. In Christ, even if they are not college or research paper qualified, almost all of them teach and even encourage students to come to them. 

• Alumni & Peer Group - Alumni of Christ are not strong enough to make a significant impact. North campus colleges in DU have excellent alumni. In terms of the south campus, it is the same as Christ for colleges such as SBSC, DCAC, Gargi, and so on. Peer group is also similar in terms of hard work and intelligence (though it may be higher in DU). However, the overall alumni of Delhi University are far more accomplished than Christ ever will be. 

Colleges also assist in providing an initial push. It makes no difference where you went to college once you get a job. So it all depends on your goals and the type of person you are. If you can plan and follow it, you will have more time to do things that will help you achieve your goals more easily because Delhi has the best coaching facilities for everything. If you simply cannot, choose Christ because you will be required to work due to regular assignments, which instills discipline in a person.

The answer to this question will rely on your future goals, what you compassionately dream of doing, and what you believe you will truly like. However, Economics Honors from DU is one of the best courses with exceptional scope and value in the corporate world. Everyone is aware that the University of Delhi's most prestigious course is Economics Hons. Rapidly rising cutoffs provide proof of this. 

Additionally, compared to other courses, it offers higher placement prospects. Nevertheless, immense power entails great responsibility. It's not the kind of subject you can get by with just one night of studying. It necessitates commitment and diligence. Additionally, it is the most challenging course the university offers. So, BA Economics is the best option for anyone who is keenly interested in the subject. 

BA Economics(Hons) is DU's most difficult yet prestigious course. As a result, if you are in the unreserved category, you will need a higher percentage. Try to get a score of 90% or higher to get into DU, and 95% or higher to get into DU's good colleges. In the end, it all comes down to your score.

Himachal Pradesh Technical University is better for Engineering. An engineering degree from a central university is more valued in the industry compared to a degree from a private university. HPTU also charges lower course fees compared to CU. 

HPTU offers decent placement opportunities. Reputed companies such as Cipla, Hero Honda Motors, Citi Bank, Cipla, etc. take part in the placement drive of the university. According to the recent highlights of Himachal Pradesh Technological University placements, the salary packages offered start from INR 5 LPA. 

The fundamental difference between BE and BTech is the way these courses are delivered. Contrary to the popular misconception, BE isn’t just theory oriented. Both BE and BTech coursework includes theory as well as practicals. But a BTech offers a more in-depth and advanced level study of a particular field. While BE covers the fundaments. 

There are no such differences between BE and BTech, other than the course pattern. These two courses are considered equivalent. In terms of preference, your institute will matter more compared to your degree. IIT students certainly enjoy some advantages in terms of placements and higher studies.    

For CSE, IIITs such as IIIT Hyderabad and IIIT Delhi are far better than NIT Srinagar. These institutes have excellent coding cultures. Students of these IIITs take part in competitive coding from the first year onwards. IIIT Hyderabad is a great option if you are interested in CSE/IT. It offers good placement opportunities for these branches. According to the recent highlights of IIIT Hyderabad placements, the highest CTC for CSE is INR 56 LPA. 

CAT is tougher. It doesn’t have a well-defined syllabus, so you will need to invest more time while preparing for the examination. Often questions in CAT are out of the usual pattern which makes it difficult.

The syllabus and the examination pattern of GMAT are well-defined. To score well, you need to prepare according to the guideline of the examination diligently. 

• CAT has a difficult LDRI section. While the IR section of GMAT is comparably much easier. 
• The quants section of CAT is more difficult compared to GMAT as well. 
• Compared to CAT, GMAT’s verbal section is more advanced. It can be difficult for non-native English speakers. 

The unpredictability factor makes CAT more difficult. 

PES Ring road campus is better. It has a better location. The electronic city campus is situated far away from the main city. The faculty base of Ring Road is slightly better. The Ring Road campus has better extracurricular and club activities as well. Only 40% of the clubs of RR campus are present at the Electronic campus. 

The Electronic City campus is still in its developing period. The first outgoing batch of the campus is 2021-2022. 

Other than these factors, there are no such differences between the two campuses. Both follow the same curriculum, academic calendar, and have a centralized placement.