Busy, Engaging, Fun-filled

The dress code rules enforcement. They are but they pull you out on random days. Annoying but not very much. People are amazing. Something to do every single day.

Bsc Psychology was a choice due to personal life events. Christ was suggested by family contacts. Applicants write an entrance exam which requires basic subject and associated subjects knowledge. This is followed by an interview.

As an honours course, psychology has an intense, comprehensive 3 year syllabus. Practicals begin by the 1st semester. Students are informed about conferences being conducted and guided through research processes.

Although faculty do help with finding an internship, it's mainly a student's job to figure out where and how. Staple advice and all formal processes are helped with.

Placements largely depend on gpa. Due to the course most students don't opt to work immediately after graduating as they are usually required to do more levels of studying.

Fest are perfectly organised and conducted by students. There's almost one mini fest every week from different deaneries.

As a student of a non-Indian syllabus my fee per annum is 115000 inr. The figure varies between 60000 to 115000. It's okay for an honours course especially when the psychology programme structure is very comprehensive.

College does provide scholarship. Mainly depends on gpa and participation on events.

Lots of clubs to explore. Options pop up almost every day.

My campus provides accommodation only for boys. Many pgs, hostels and flats surrounding the campus. Affordable and comfortable.

The assessments are divided into parts and are pretty intense. People still manage to party every week and pass all their exams.

The faculty are extremely accommodating and approachable. Young and dynamic, a few are currently doing their PhDs. Easy to communicate with, they make classes intriguing and engage students in various levels of activities.