Mercy's Review On St Joseph's College, Kohima

Our college has all the infrastructures that a student need for basic learning but not all for a complete standardized exposure linked to our talents. The attendance weight age is quite attentively followed and students may be dropped just because of the attendance. It's quite far from here town so, usually alot of people stay in the hostel, and staying in the hostel seems to be painful since the areas adjoin the college is a highway, and we don't have access to towns and good shops nearby in order to get our need full filled. Apart from my studies I'm also having a good time with my professors.

This college is one of the most prestigious college in Nagaland. I didn't write any additional test for getting seat in this college. It was based on merit. I got a direct admission since my overall percentage was up to their mark.

I'm currently taking BA honors in history. We are often given the opportunity to go around different places for field trips in order to enhance our knowledge and polish what we have learnt from our textbooks.

Internship is provided to only a few people including students and the stipend is up to the mark. They receive around 4000 rupees just by sitting in the library entering the data.

I haven't been placed yet, but for other students who already got placed, my review on them is a positive one. The good students are the ones who get hold of all these opportunities in short.

The college organizes different events every year. Many visitors come to witness and our indoor stadium can take around 3500 spectators so it is all gets flocked with students and outsiders. Since this is a private University run by the Catholic Church boards, there is a financial stability which in turn provides all the necessary essentials for any events. So the events organized in this college are massive

Our free structure is quite reasonable. We pay in advance installments for three months, 3×900 = 1800.

Currently, the college does not provide any scholarships. No, the college does not give any assistance in getting loan schemes.

There is a number of curricular activities. Sports which includes, football, basketball, badminton and many other activities. The college has a massive basketball court, football ground and an indoor stadium which can accommodate around 3500 people. My college experiences will someday make me feel nostalgic, and I will reminisce all the fun that I am having right now

We have 5 hostels within the campus, 2 for boys and 3 for girls. Basing on my experience, during my stay in the college hostel, we usually share our room. In a single room, there are 9 persons. We pay 2000 rupees per month, and during the time of admission they charge, rs 11000 in total. Plus, the reason behind the authorities charging less fee is because, we have to do our own jobs by cleaning the hostel areas, campuses and serve the food in turn by turn.

The college has a very well organized alumni association which is still very active and they have an alumni association office in the college campus itself. Yes, indeed the alumni association also played a massive role in the development of the college.

Nothing is pressurizing. We are given sufficient time to complete our tasks so, rush hour is non existent except, for some students who like to delay and keep their works pending.

All the faculties are highly educated and everyone of them holds MA degree at the minimum