Maharaja Sayajirao University. Faculty of psychology
Likes
- Its a very big and beautiful university to hangout with your friends
- They do many events and have sports too. So its fun
- It is near to the railway and bus station
Dislikes
- Well on the first day i got my phone snatched by someone, so i don't know what to say about this...
- They have irregular schedules, if you are travelling daily its a hassle because many times they put schedule at the end time and cancel it too. They are also not cooperative. Atleast Some teachers were very nice
- As some students including me didn't received the result on time and we didn't knew that we got atkt/back or not and the exams were coming too, i asked for 1 month continuously and they gave 5 days before the exam and i got atkt in 3 subjects
Remarks :
First we have to register and then we can apply from the website. One mistake i did by listening to someone was that i applied the form of higher payment (department of education and Psychology) because they said that the application form is not out for rhe lower payment (faculty of arts) but once we apply for the higher payment you can not apply for the lower payment thats why eventually i had to take admission in higher payment. The lower payment admission is taken on merit based
Course Curriculum Overview :
As i said that some teachers taught well so 1-2 subjects were interesting in studying but some do not teach well so it was a problem for a student like me who depends on teachers as i can just memorise when someone teaches me
Internships Opportunities :
After 1st yr I dropped out so i don't that much about it. But they do give internship as i know and after graduation from this college you get many opportunities even outside india like Germany . So yeah if you want a better future you should take admission here
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
The fees is less comparing to other colleges even though i was from higher payment but after taking this much money they just make students to run for their work. Overall the faculty is good for placements only
Campus Life :
Well the campus life was good because of the friends as i was a introvert and never had friends till 11th but after sometime in college i made friends slowly so it was good because of them. They have events on festival and their own events. The libraries are very large and have variety of books. The classrooms are old but its okay. Only one classroom had AC and eventually our class always sit in that classroom so it was nice
Faculty :
Well some teachers teach very well and some not. It depends who is teaching you, but because of the irregular schedule its a hassle to come to college and even after coming sometimes they cancel it end time
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