St. Claret College B.A Review By Aleena Roy

I shifted alone from my home town to Karnataka for Undergraduate studies and while I was oblivious of how Bangalore will be and how I will survive. St. Claret College helped me with their safe place. Here you find students from different parts of the country and the college campus is beautiful to say the least. My overall experience in the college has been great till now and I don't think I would have been happier than this.

I opted for Bachelor's of Arts in Psychology and Optional English. But the college offers Bachelor's of Arts in Journalism, Sociology, Political, Economics, and many more. There is also Bachelor's of Business Analytics, Bachelor's of Commerce, Bachelor's of Science, and many more. They have recently started taking admissions for Masters of Science in Psychology and Master's of Social Work. The entry requirements are pretty simple. An average percentage of 75 is to be maintained. There is an interview session to assess a student's credibility. Each of the programs offered by the college is really good and the combinations are great as well.

All teachers have their own teaching style. The psychology professors are really good in the college as far as I know. The HOD of Humanities Department is extremely nice to her students and guides them. The Literature professors are also incredibly good and know what they are talking about. You can trust the Humanities faculty with their subjects.

We do have a Placement Cell and it's very active. We get placement training classes each semester.

Yes, there are two hostels under St. Claret College. If it's the student's first time out of state in a new city, opt for hostels because they are safe.

St. Claret College has a beautiful infrastructure. With a spacious auditorium to a sophisticated conference hall, you name it and St. Claret College has it. The classrooms could be a little more spacious in my opinion because our batch has a strength of 102 which is a big crowd. To accommodate such a huge class, we shifted to the AV classes. Other amenities like washrooms on each floor, a rich library, a reading room, a quadrangle, and canteen. These are the best parts of the college.

Campus life was good. The college offers many double majors, the facilities are amazing, and the professors are friendly and help with everything. So if anyone is searching for a college that helps in holistic development, then opt for St. Claret College.