Mata Sundri College for Women Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I actually have a very keen interest in political science since my school years, that's why opted for this course. I don't think there are any improvements needed in teaching methods. The timing of exams according to the difficulty is appropriate in my opinion.

The course curriculum is excellent, I get to learn all those courses that I like and find interesting. The syllabus provided is very detailed and structured and can be easily accessed from the university website. The teaching methods are excellent here, combination of ppts, tutorials, lectures and research papers.

Our college offers a good mix of theory and real-life application, making it a good choice for anyone genuinely curious about how the human mind works. It also balances academics with hands-on experiences—students don’t just read about psychology in theory, they actually get to practice it through labs, experiments, internships, and field visits. Regular workshops, seminars, and presentations keep the learning process interactive and help build communication and analytical skills that are useful both inside and outside the classroom. Recently a resilience workshop was held by an alumni of MSCW, where we got deeper insights about how resilience can be built, how coping works and how some coping techniques can be bad for u.

My course does not allow direct placements right after graduation since a lot of students tend to pursue higher education, but the college does have a placement cell that brings in different opportunities like internships and placements. The average package is probably about 2.5 LPA with companies like Bajaj allianz but since it is an off campus college, this isn't bad either

I would rate this course curriculum a 9/10 because it really is a good course. I did not know my mental strength would improve so much just by studying this course. It really improves your language and your attitude a lot. Also the texts provided are very informative and useful later on.

The overall experience is pretty good . The faculty members always complete the syllabus at the time and prepares us for the academic year. But it needs improvement as we have to complete whole book in a semester we need self revision time that we can't get .

It starts in February it overs in 2-3 days Last time many students placed. The college do nothing for the remaining student and they have to manage by themselves . Average package is 6 lakh per annum Highest 21 lakh per annum Deloitte, Accenture , KPMG and kraftshala etc. Deloitte hired many of the students last year. Don't know about this very much.

In order of relevance and comprehensiveness I would rate my course a rather 7. I particularly chose is course because humanities is my area of interest, but I am not very much happy with the curriculum because it includes vast history which I was not prepared for. The teaching methods main include pictorial descriptions because as an history student it is very difficult to read and understand through texts. The exams occur in every 6 to 7 months.

We have presentations and debates which makes us understand a topic more deeply and also have class tests which keeps us in check with the type of questions that could be asked in the exams. Some SEC and VAC courses I think are not relevant in the real world but some are important and which are irrelevant just adds pressure on students.

I want to study ba history honours and I get it in mata Sundari college for women where academic studies are in priority and this course will help in preparing civil service exam so it is good for me. With theoretical knowledge they also provide to do on regular basis for example if we have to remember the names of sites around the world they say to mark the names of the sites in the world map and will have discussions in the class.