St Ann’s , an honest review
Likes
- I like that most of our teachers are very polite, understanding and well educated, but some of them are not but mostly all of them are, and I also like that they’re not too strict about the dress code or anything until you wear something extremely revealing. It’s alright, and the classrooms are pretty fine, not the best, but they’re okay, compare to the other colleges and it’s overall a very healthy environment with active stalls from different departments, flash, mobs, et cetera
- it’s great for the affordability of the college , there are other colleges like ISB etc that are obviously better but in this range of money my college is one of the best ones.
Dislikes
- I dislike that the college is very strict about attendance, and in case you have shortage of attendance, you have to pay quite a heavy amount for each paper that you write.
- The benches, the walls, the flooring, the board. It’s not really the best. It’s just manageable, but also not the worst.
Remarks :
I chose this college because it is close to my house and my sister has had a great experience in it. I did not face any group discussions or interviews or written tests to get in to the college. I had to submit my memorandum of the aggregate result of my 11th and 12th grade, and I had to wait to get selected for the courses that I opted for since I applied for three courses
Course Curriculum Overview :
The faculty is great, but some lecturers don’t have a great sense of teaching, but usually most of the teachers are really well educated in the subject and familiar with the skill of teaching, although I would say the exams have a very less gap between them as soon as your CIA one ends within a week, you will get the timetable for the next CIA, and after your second CIA ends, all the lecture will start pressuring you to submit your CIA three, which is in form of the chosen assignments. Even though you have your end semester coming very soon, but on the whole, the education level is nice kind of strict, but it’s great , they are also very strict about attendance. Has to be 75% at least that’s what we have been hearing since the start of our semester.
Internships Opportunities :
I have not opted for any internships, so I don’t have a great idea about this field because I am just in my first semester right now, which still has not ended. So yeah, that’s all I have to say about this field.
Placement Experience :
you You should have no backlog or maximum one or two backlogs. Big companies recruit students from our college like the big four , Deloitte, EY, ACCENTURE etc. People get jobs in the range of 3 LPA- 13 LPA. I plan to study abroad after my degree and get another degree in english literature.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
semester one plus semester two is equals to 40,000+30,000 is equals to 70,000 For the course Bcom business analytics Form fees is ?500 scholarship is available for people who have an income certificate And belong to backward casts. Other compulsory expenses include examination fees for the end semester exam that is ?1900 each semester.
Campus Life :
There are no club type fests, but there are Christmas fest, freshers, et cetera, where girls perform and the other girls have to take a seat and just watch since the past one year, they have stopped DJ, which was the most enjoyable part of the fest. So yeah, the social life is not the best when it comes to fest or stuff like that. But compare to other colleges, it is still on the better side. The classrooms also don’t have air-conditioning but since the ventinaltion is nice and there are quite a few fans in every class, it’s not usually bothersome.
Hostel Facilities :
there is no hostel that I go to, and my college is not a residential college, so I don’t have anything to put in this field either and since there is no option to live in the college, there is no registration process for it so I can’t tell you about the process or the affordability
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