Shrey's Review On St. Xavier's College For Women, Aluva

The course curriculum was pretty simple, actually. We didn't have practical lectures because it's of no need in commerce. Instead, we had presentations and projects to complete. There were marks for that.

Honestly, I didn't know any better about placements and job opportunities since I was only graduating from here. But I did hear companies like Chegg India, Accenta Education, KPMG coming for recruiting our seniors.

The fee structure was incredibly simple. Two times a year for each semester, no extra charges. An academic year's fees was ?22,500. Hence for three years, it was ?67,500. It was feasible, I think, for most of us.

Scholarships like Post Metric Scholarship, Central Sector Scholarship, State Merit Scholarship, and Higher Education Scholarship are available with certain conditions for students from humble backgrounds.

We participated in various intercollegiate festivals and events. Year after year, we won prizes in dance, singing, drama, debate, essay writing, quizzes, drawing, and much more. These took our minds off studying for a little while.

My friends, i.e., seniors in this college, had told me about how good a place this is for studying. Also, the admission process was simple, so I gave in and applied online for B.Com. After a few weeks, they sent an email that I got the admission.

The faculty were brilliantly qualified. We would often be spellbound on how knowledgeable they were, and we aspired to work harder to earn that amount of respect in life. They taught us well and easily.