St Agnes College, Mangalore Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Yes , our college have necessary infrastructure and facilities and also equipment. The teacher in classroom saw that all students are one they have equipment in our class and in college. Yes , we have a huge labraries in our college.

I'm studying B.com with ACCA because it is different then everyones course and it's B.com j course that's why. Yes they makes us to get job . We are very lucky because we have such a supportive college

Placement is very huge. Salary package is more than 76000 and less than 80000 . B.com ACCA . Yes our college is very supportive to everyone .we are really lucky because have a such a great college and very supportive

76000 . Yes , because I have taken b.com along with course so yeah. I have taken that because inculcated b.com we have to taken course in it so it's best to take rather than waste your 6 moths . And its best

Campus was very huge . We can see there are many more think in our college. In inside there are so many things you can see and it's really peaceful. And the atmosphere is very good if you feel low you can go one walk and you feel like wow

Nothing else is there to say , because the college staffs are good teachers are good and all are supporting us and that's good that's all are want I think yah good collage that's it . Go and join you will never regret.

Overall Infrastructure is good. It has an amazing library and many auditoriums. Classrooms are wide and well-ventilated. It has a small cafe and a main canteen which is well-maintained. The ground is amazing too.

The Quality of teaching for M.Sc Psychology is average and depends on the faculty. The HOD is extremely good and well-qualified and others are average. However, faculty keeps changing and hence I cannot be sure how good or bad it is currently. The syllabus is structured really well though.

There are zero placements for M.Sc Psychology. However, for other courses they might offer which I am not sure of. For Psychology, we just get informed about where we can do internships and they also provide a residential training programme.

Around 70k for a year and I feel that was a little more for what we got.

The campus is vast and well-maintained. Being there gives a good-feeling.

Decent building, the canteen and the main library is horribly far from the PG campus. However, still a decent building. There is a lab, and a small library in the building itself. Washrooms for the boys can be a little far for them.

So I studied MSc in Psychology. The theory aspect is good if you have the right professors. But the curriculum barely has a practical aspect to it and nor is it research friendly. You can get pretty lost when trying to find a job after graduation.

No help with placement. If you have good set of professors then they might forward you any job openings there might be. But overall there is zero help from the college to help you find the job. Most of my classmates did a lot of trial and error and most of them are employed. Average you can expect is 20k-25k as a starting salary

It's around 65k per year and 85k per year for NRI. Given that amount I'd say the education is decent.

First year for me personally was a struggle. However, by the second year I lived with two of my classmates and I'd say that the best experience I had being part of this college.

I would say that you have to push yourself and put yourself forward. There is no spoon feeding here. You have to do most things yourself. If you do put yourself out there during college you will have a good experience academically and personally.

The infrastructure was good but could have been better. We had projector enabled classrooms and well equipped laboratories. The library was well stocked with psychology related books and a sports complex adjacent to the campus. I was a day scholar and so did not use hostel facilities. The campus was well maintained overall.

I was enrolled in Masters program in psychology. The faculty were decent and curriculum covered most of the important topics in psychology. I do wish there were more practical exposure studies that would give me hands on experience as an add-on to the theoretical base.

There were no placement programs for my course. We had to seek job opportunities on own our once the course concluded. The faculty were definitely supportive in helping us with our job applications though.

The course cost was about 60k per year. It definitely covered a lot of the topics that were essential for me to be job ready. I found that this balanced out the lack of placement opportunities that I mentioned earlier.

There were a wide range of extra curricular activities to get engaged in. There was a great drama and music society that we got to be a part of during our course. The campus was in a well connected location and really safe.

I made some great memories here and I learned quite a lot. I do miss the long walks I used to take with my friends on campus and the wide range of eateries nearby. The group activities integrated into the curriculum were really fun and helped me with improving my social skills immensely.