The psychology course at the college features a mixed teaching quality, with some inconsistencies noted among faculty members. In the first two years, a large class size of 130 students was taught by a single professor, Rashna, whose engagement level was criticized. The third year saw a reduced class size of 70 students taught by five professors, with Prof. Jeffrin Stephen receiving praise for her engaging cognitive psychology teaching, though she has since left.
Faculty members are generally approachable, and familiarity tends to improve by the second year. Each subject is typically taught by two to three teachers by the third year. The examination system comprises two CIA exams worth 20 marks each and a 60-mark semester exam. Most students pass, although political science students often find it challenging. The course is highly eligible for placements, offering roles such as counselors or therapists within the college or at other firms.
Graduates with internships report positive experiences and satisfactory earnings, though managing both college and internships can be demanding. Tuition fees are affordable, with a three-year BA course costing Rs. 7,590 at admission. The structure includes various fees such as tuition, library, and exams, with the first year costing Rs. 4,000, the second year Rs. 6,000, and the third year Rs. 25,000, inclusive of all charges. Psychology majors in the third year pay Rs.
23,450. There are concessions for ST/SC students, reserved seats for Christian minorities, and a dedicated section for students with special needs. Despite these benefits, campus employment opportunities for BA students are deemed below average.
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