My Regret of joining St George School of Business.

Semester 4, my course included the concepts of Radioactivity which has been a fascinating topic for me, and wanting to learn that aspect pf chemistry was a reason that lead me to choose this course. the curriculum is not sufficient or up to date for current further academic pursuits. the course curriculum should include more scientific instruments commonly used in labs and the teachers could preferably be more positive with their attitude and create an atmosphere where learning is chased. where the teaching doesn't feel like they're just doing their job and finishing their hours by reading ppts off a laptop. the exams themselves are fair and well prepared. perfectly balanced to score based on how much you've learnt.

For me I was offered overpirced internships by the college that weren't exactly collaborating but were mentioned to fill the necessary gap for students to complete an internship during their final sem. me and my friends found an internship that is accessible to us.

At St George College the total fee structure for the course Bsc Biochemistry is 2,10000 for the entire 3 years. there are compulsory industrial visits that cost around 1600 and sports fee around 900 for OBC. No scholarships are available or promoted in the college.

No major fests are held, some programs are held rarely that feel more like an indian wedding than a college fest. the library is accessible but the students are not allowed to touch the book shelfs, it acts more as a lounge. classrooms are outdated with the only facilities being a fan and a switchboard both of which are damaged in most of the classrooms. the last and only sports day we had was in 2024 by the old management. no social groups and clubs exist.

I wasn't aware enough to choose a proper college, out of urgency and convenience, I happened to choose St George College which has resulted in me regretting my choice, majority of the students I've spoken to have expressed the same. Eligibility for most the courses is 50% in pre university exams.

The faculties are comparatively approachable but that doesn't mean the experience itself is comforting. for me atleast they seem conservative of their positions when confronted by an issue. some staff don't even acknowledge greetings out of arrogance. there are only semester exams from every six months. most of my classmates failed during 2nd and 4th semester. the course curriculum is outdated based on my experience in my internship. the instruments and the processes were far more complicated at my internship that I realized what I learnt at college was barely scrapping the surface of what is necessary to survive in the working field.

Activities after the college are the best part of college life. me and my friends hang out at a local tea stall, conversate, or our regular bakery. there's a basketball court beside Royal Concorde school, 2 kms down the road and it's my favorite spot to spend time with friends