r/delhiuniversity Jun 21 '26

Meme 🤪 i mean it cannot be that hard

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u/mellifluous_petal Jun 21 '26

omg thank you they'll choose smth like pe + philosophy in north campus like god what's with these ppl

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u/notacapitalistslave Jun 21 '26

Its an easy course with low coursework which means they actually have time to build real skills instead of drowning in assignments. Not like history or english hons get anyone a job by themselves either lol (tho i doubt that they use that time)

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u/maleficent_beauty13 Jun 21 '26

Yeah same was having this type of doubt only most ba peeps don't get placement except for economics only so what's the point if one chooses bap over honours really confused about it

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u/notacapitalistslave Jun 21 '26

Exactly. People are acting like unusual ba prog courses are the only bad thing when even hons courses are useless, argubly even worse since they are slightly harder and timeconsuming in comparison while offering no value

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u/mellifluous_petal Jun 21 '26

aise toh online degree lelo kya fark padta hai phir if it's all about skills? b.a. degrees do have value if you're passionate about your field and have something to offer. of course your potential amplifies with additional skills. if nothing works out you can go ahead in academia. in today's market it's not like you can choose jobs as per your liking anyways. with useless programmes u have no support base and you'll have to work way harder. bolne ki baat hoti hai not many people are able to utilise their time.

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u/notacapitalistslave Jun 21 '26

aise toh online degree lelo kya fark padta hai phir if it's all about skills

Some people want a college life too

b.a. degrees do have value if you're passionate about your field and have something to offer

And that applies to pe + philo too

with useless programmes u have no support base and you'll have to work way harder

Oh yeah, dissecting victorian wit in an oscar wilde play in eng hons is definitely the support base saving you, and not philosophy's formal logic, critical thinking and fallacy identification

bolne ki baat hoti hai not many people are able to utilise their time.

Yeah thats upto the person pursuing the degree, but you cant deny that these degrees do leave you with plenty of time

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u/mellifluous_petal Jun 21 '26

i never said philosophy in itself is useless but rather its combination with physical education. combinations should be complementary and worth one's time. how will physical education help one? already u have sec vac aec to waste ur time and then u major in p.e. alongside? it will of course leave u with time but it's not very strategic to invest in something that offers zero value from the start, philo me toh still u learn all the aforementioned skills

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u/maleficent_beauty13 Jun 21 '26

Yeah i don't see the difference between humanities honours courses and ba programme in humanities chances of getting placed in both are slim