Mithibai College of Arts Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I've B.A (Psychology and philosophy) as my course. According to NEP you can do majors in psychology from 2nd year onwards and this will be decided on the basis of your result. Only 1st 90 students will be able to secure psychology seat and out of this 1st 45 students will haved aided course and 2nd half will have unaided course i.e they have to pay more than the 1st half but the faculty would be the same and the class is also same for both the halves. Also the course structure is nice and interesting enough.

So i choose art and culture: music and its in vocal form. Also their are other options too.. like NCC, NSS, DLLE , green club , yoga. Find your interest and participate. Other than that you can also join other clubs according to your interest.

so far, the curriculum is really great and interesting for a socio/ psych subject combo. There aren't too many tests and assignments which is also great because it can get really hard to juggle things. There are many modules for the same semester and all of them are completely different if not opposite like for universal human values one day we will be studying positive emotions and affirmations and the other day constitution/ articles so there's that. I think the college curriculum teaches really practical stuff in the sense it will be really helpful in the future whatever your field might be. They have a lot of subjects irrespective of the course that might seem really useless like the Indian knowledge system, universal human development, Environmental concerns and management, and your OES whatever they might be but you'll learn soon enough that make you gain a lot of extra but essential knowledge that will be really helpful in the future.

Placement rate is high. Students start engaging in it in the second year itself. Companies like godrej, microsoft and other big mncs come . Highest package goes upto 22LPA. 70% students get placements. If Im pursuing a psychology degree, i may go into an mnc for industrial psychology.