Your second home, St. Xavier's College.

I myself am a student of bcom hons and I'm very impressed with the syllabus and the subjects that the teachers provide us. Books are made available at libraries. The NEP made graduation of 4 years but still it is worth it . My college believes in making the students ready for the outside work and focuses more on skill and character building. However I still think that teachers should Provide notes rather than dictating the notes. And make us use laptops instead of old aged copies for notes. There are 2 sems and 2mid sems. The difficulty level depends on the preparation of the student , but it is moderate for any average student.

The internships are provided from the societies. They provide a list every month or alternate as the number of internships are limited and sometimes they want specific people for the job. Entrepreneurship development cell(Edc) mostly has all the main internships which they hand out to the interested and deserving candidates.

After 2nd year students are eligible for campus placements. They have to choose the companies and provide their CVs to the placement cell of the college which then forwards it to the companies. Deloitte,pkmy, godrej are some of the top companies that took students for their company roles. Highest package was 23 lakhs and average was around 4.5 lakhs. Percentage of students getting placed were 70. I plan to get a master's degree after completing my graduation.

My course fees structure is 72000 for a year, which is to paid in 4 installments before the exam dates. 10% hike every 1-2 years. 72000 for a year with all the tution fees and everything is very moderate according to me. Scholarships are awarded to the top performers and top attendees of the college. There are many scholarships present for the students ranging from 500-50000.

Fests are based on the societies of the college. Many fests are organised from time to time for the students. Although the main fests are XPL( Xavier's premier league)held in September. And the Xavotsav held in February. Mostly all classes are air conditioned. Books for all subjects of different authors are present in the Library. The library itself has a reading room a tablet room and its own cafeteria. And one can issue books accordingly. Many societies are there for extra fests and the college team goes to other colleges for competitions regularly.

A light a fan a cupboard study table and a bed is provided in the hostel. The meal quality is okayyish and not very good. Basic protein and nutrition is fulfilled. The menu is very static and doesn't change frequently, although we do get a special dinner every month. A person can register from the website, it is also provided according to the marks obtained by a student. It is quite affordable if you compare it with the pgs and flats available in the area.

Eligibility is based on merit. The 12th marks are considered, however some courses required exams and GD. Application fees was also very low as compared to other private colleges. You can find the application form in the site of the college. No need for any improvements in the admission process as it is very easy and less time taking. Anyone who wants to enter and live their life in the 5th ranked college should be able to bear any such hindrance if any.

A class comprises of 80-85 students. I think the ratio is somewhere around 1:60. The faculty is very experienced and good. Mostly all of the professors have a PhD degree. They are very approachable, although some teachers don't want unnecessary calls/texts so they ask the cr to forward the important messages.