Aloysius Diaries

The curriculum had this specific understanding of what the students require. We had clubs and association activities on fridays and we also had this Sahaya program where we had to complete 17 hours of social work which was mandatory for everyone.

The fees I paid was sufficient for my financial condition at that time. I have completed the course in the year 2021. There was scholarships provided by the government, not by the college for minorities. Financial aid was not available at that time.

We had fests such as astitiva, artbeat etc. The library was stocked with books for every subject but the issue was due to online availability of articles and journals, we never usualy used the library. Sports was always encouraged in the campus and thats where i learnt to play basketball. Most of the activities and fests were run by student groups.

Hostel accomodtion was mediocre. The affordability was good for Rs 60k but the food was not upto the mark. It was easy to get a room in the hostel, but i would not suggest any further students to join the hostel.

To be honest, this college was my only option as the rest of the colleges were too far from my hometown which is why i chose this college. The cutoff for exams were 55% i think. Most of the students preferred online exams. My overall admission took place quickly as it was done in a very fast way.

My Journalism and English faculty were very knowledgable and helped us in every single characteristic of our college events and fests and gave us a practical insight of the subject. Psychology department was not that great but i learnt a lot from the lecturers even though the head of department was not available as she was a busy woman.