loyola

i chose psychology because i've always felt drawn towards it and journalism comes naturally to me, the curiosity, the research and reporting. my love for literature, thanks to my mum; the curriculum does prepare you for the world in some way, not fully but yea somewhere along there. the teaching methods from the faculty of the department are pretty good but we occasionally have dse and ge courses where the new faculty is sometimes hard to understand.

5th semester. i have no idea about that but i do know that deloitte, synchrony, wipro, among the others are our top placements. the highest package i heard of was 14LPA . about 60% students get placed in good companies the others choose higher education

60,000/- for two semesters (one academic year) tuition fees add up to about 56,000/- admission fees needs to be paid separately depending on the course you choose development and other charges add up to about 3000-4000/- the college offers a management scholarship depending on your grades and attendance percentage, if they're satisfactory, the student gets 5000/- to 15,000/- scholarships

the biggest even we have is resonance that goes on for 3 days and encourage departments to participate in several events that add up to their points by the end of the event our library is currently under construction so there's that but i don't think you'll find anything but magazines and academic books in there. we do have sports and other clubs like music, magic youth, etc.

i chose this college because my parents went here too, so this was on the list of places i applied. i did get into a bunch of other colleges too but by then i was already too drawn to this place. the admissions happen online, and then once your application is evaluated you're called for an interview and revaluation

the faculty of our department are pretty cool, ver friendly and welcoming. they're all experts in their own fields and know what they're doing, every one of them have great accomplishments both on and off campus. we have 2midsemester exams and one semester end exam, with internals like viva, CBT and group presentations

the college canteen is nice but there are so many other hand out spots in and around the area so there's no shortage of cafe hopping, and there are a bunch of gyms and pgs and hostels and hotels around too. the locality is pretty safe to roam around at night but there's not much happening