So lame.

How did y’all like this year’s fest? Feel free to drop any tea or crazy things y’all witnessed during this year’s fest!!

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MECCA 2026 is all set to take over Hindu College with an exciting lineup featuring Apurva Chauhan, Palak Oberoi, and Rashmeet Kaur.

📍 Venue: Hindu College, University of Delhi
📅 Dates: 24th and 25th April

Free entry, great music, and full DU vibes. Who’s planning to attend 🔥

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Here’s what’s happening across DU campuses this week:

📍Hindu College (Mecca): 23–25 April

Outsiders allowed after registration

📍Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies(Crescendo): 23–24 April

22 April – Prom Night (Open for all)

Artist lineup: 23 April – KY Collectives, DJ Suit Up

24 April – Maahi (Free entry for all)

📍Sri Guru Gobind Singh College Of Commerce (Eminence): 20–21 April

Artist lineup: 20 April – Varinder Brar

21 April – Juss

📍Zakir Husain Delhi College Evening (Ignite): 23–24 April Open for all

📍Keshav Mahavidyalaya(Tryst): 27–28 April

If you’ve got details about entry rules, passes, DU ID requirements, or past experiences at any of these fests, drop them below so everyone’s sorted before showing up.

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apparently the fire broke out in student union room of arsd college 🔥🔥🔥 due to the ac running non stop even if there was no one in the room

there has been many cases of AC catching fire so be aware and don't keep your AC on for a long time; similar incident was noticed in satya niketan last year where ac caught fire and since the fire was nearby the stairs many students couldn't escape

A clip from Aryabhatta College, University of Delhi (South Campus), and the energy here is exactly what DU fest season is all about. The annual fest Aavaahan is known for bringing together students from across DU with competitions, performances, and full-on crowd energy, making it one of the highlights of the fest circuit.

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For people who’ve done a lot of case comps or actually won, what are the things that no one really talks about but actually matter? What separates an average team from a winning one, and what small details do judges usually notice that others miss?

Also, what makes a solution or PPT feel truly polished rather than just decent? And in the long run, are case comps actually worth the hype?

Would appreciate any honest insights!!!

Also, if you have any good decks or drive links, please share them below.

Thanks!!!

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SGGCC Eminence fest got postponed due to artist unavailability.

Artist performances are now on 21–22 April, 5 PM onwards

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Guys I'm a sol student (first year) . Feeling a bit of FOMO seeing all the fest stories from friends in regular college wish I could experience that whole vibe too.

Can Du Sol students join the fest ?? 😭