MCC Revaeled

i really liked the publiv policy course and that was the driving factor for my decision. the curriculum is really diverse and prepares us for real life problems and future academic pursuits. if i have to siggest oneimprovement i would say to find a way to make political science a bit more interesting but overall its manageable. the frequency and timing of exams is actually almost perfect. certain exams can be a bil challenging but its nott a big issue its just school students adapting into the college form

i am actually not much aware about the placements of my college cause i plan on completing my masters after this. but last year a undergrad girl from the communications department got a placement of 24lpa which is really impressive. the average placement is also pretty decent - 7lpa

for my course i pay 96000, 93000 is the amount to be paid and the rest is the platform and conveineice charges. this also includes 4500 for an additional language and around 12000 for non karnataka students.

we have a reallyy culturally rich and vibrant campus life. within the first few weeks of me joining college, we had cul-week which was intra-department event with a lot of competitons and activities. after a month we had traditional day which was really fun as well. we made so many new friends and acquantainces. the annual fest CUL-AH happened in the beginning of february. it was a much more stricter fest and a lil too crowded given how small the campus is. but the theme reveals a few days prior to the fest were absolute bangers, we had a whole showdown of cars like the lamborghini and jeeps and thar which was awesome so yeah most of the events are on point and absolute fun. we have around 70 associations like public speaking, rock band, indian dance and even our own college radio which is all student run. they really make up our resume.

i liked this college because of public policy which isnt as popular in the country, plus bangalore is a very nice city to live in all by yourself for the fiirst time. i got into a few other private universities like gd goenka and op jindal for their ballb program but i just chose my not pursue law anymore and public policy was a domain that caught my eye. a distant relative of mine in a mcc alum and listening to her experience pushed me towards mcc and not christ

i am a part of a small class of around 30 people, so its really good but there are classes woth around 80 or so students as well. professors are really suppportive they actually like talking to us. they are very approachable and there is no issue in communicating as well. for example, dr. deb makes semiotics so fun and interesting that i actually started using it in my day to day life. the ppolicy professor makes those long hours seem so short that sometimes we just cant get enough of his story like lectures. aboout the exam system, there are 2 cia continuous internal asssessements worth 30 marks each but triple majors have only1 cia and additional assiignments for 10 marks. you can pass the exams if u have studied a bitt or even paid attention in class but they are more application based then just direct questions.

no nightlife whatsoever, not even for hostel people. the gates close at 5pm and library and gym closr at 4pm after that hostel students cant access them either which is really frustrating. but our canteen is soo dope its actually really good with a lot of places to choose from. most of the counters are pretty affordable.