WCC the inside and out

The courses are well structured and interesting espcially the social psychology and basic psychology papers. in a semester there are 2 internal exams and they will be at least a month apart from each other. as long as you study your course materials, the exams are pretty easy however otherwise it might be a tough one. the courses are well structured espcially the social and basic psychology. and in some semesters, there will be a reading period where students are encourged to go and read in the Library.. The Curriculum served as a base for Internships and basic understanding but it is required to do masters to get a job in psychology filed

The fees has to be paid semester wise. I paid around 30K for the first semester and for the second semester, the fee was around 20K. It was like that for the rest of the semester so totatlly it came around 1 Lakh 80 thoushand-

There are 2 main fests in WCC, one is Festeve which is an intercollegiate event and it is usually held in February and the other is BattleFest which is an inter-departmental event and it takes place around september. there's also a sports day in march and Food Fest in august. Apart from that there will be departmental and club events happening every now and then. there are many books in the library and with the student ID card any book can be borrowed. each classroom will have a board and a projector. there are many clubs like photography, drama, classical singing, western dance, english L&D, Tamil L&D and many more there are other clubs like the innovation cell where students with business ideas come together and make it happen, there are also NCC, Rotract, NSS, Young Indian,Eco club to promote the service nature of the students.

I had applied for Bsc Psychology in Women's Christian college, Stella Maris, Madras school of social work and Presidency college.I got into all the colleges i had applied for but WCC was the first to relase its admission reults plus WCC is popular for Psychology in Chennai. so when i got in i Joined immediately. I didn't opt for Stella because it was strict about the dress code even when went for provisional admission process. Madras School for social work and presidency came in very late and by then i had already got adapted to WCC so i did not join MSSW or Presidency. so for all these colleges, I had to submit my application form with my 12th mark sheet and other documents, there was no entrance test or interview. overall the admission process was completely online so it was hassle free. after the application is accepted, the students have to go to the college for document verfication within the given time slot and following that the staff will give information about when college starts and all.

There are 2 CIAs for each semester followed by the end semester exam. the CIA will be for 40 marks and the end semester will be for 100 marks. there will also be assignment for each paper for 20 marks and all these combined will be converted into your final grade. To pass the CIAs, the student must have a score of above 16 for each paper and for end semester, the pass mark is 40 the faculty to student ratio, in my class was 1: 10. the faculties are younger so it was a bit easy to approach them.

Inside the campus, the lily pond, library are cool to hang around. baked good from main canteen are a must try. There are many places to hangout after college. there is 132 sterling, Cinnamon house, Nithya amritham, Writer's cafe, KFC and small sandwich shops for food. the governmnet museum is also within a walking distance. there are also parks near to hang out. the college is close to KNK road which has many cafes and resturants. The area is pretty safe at night to roam but there might be curfews from the hostel. in the campus hostel, the curfew is around 8ish i think but there are many hostels around the area.