CU Karnataka Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose this course because of my interest in the combined course and honors degree. Limited students are selected, so a single faculty can easily handle them and look up after them individually. All faculties have PhD degree and their teaching methods are also quite interesting and unique. Term exams are easy to pass if have all the concepts clear.

When I was in school at that time I decided to study psychology my college. Here Ph.D. scholars come into class to teach us, and by good luck, every teacher treats us as friends, and of course, they were also psychology students. Here teachers use different methods to teach us and they usko take our daily learning, which helps us to remember the previous topic. Here examinations only conduct at the end of the semester, and in the middle internals are conducted.

I want to study it thoroughly and deeply. Teachers are too good here as well as students. All the teachers are well qualified here and are holding their Ph.D. in the same course. We had only one term exam till now and it was good and it was not that difficult.

The Department of psychology at Central University of Karnataka is one of the best departments in the whole university. The faculty mainly comprises highly educated professionals holding doctorates in various fields of psychology. The faculty is well-versed in English and some are even familiar with Hindi and other vernacular languages. The course syllabus comprises of basic introduction to psychology in the first semester, and levelling up as the semester progress. The faculty is helpful and friendly. They provide us with a warm environment and the teaching styles are easy to grasp. If by chance something isn't clear, the faculties would repeat it as many times as they want.

I choose literature because of my passion and the scope of the field. In our batch there are only 5 students so the student ratio is not that ideal but its fine. The faculty are qualified enough, some of them teach really nicely and some don't but its still much better than state universities. The exams are not difficult to pass but they are difficult to score high.

Since 9th standard only I always wanted to study psychology and want to help others. And in this university, they are providing English and Psychology as a combination. And I feel this is a nice combination because in psychology we need to communicate and as English is spoken all over the world it helps us in communicating also. There's no shortage of the faculties. For every class or paper, there is a faculty. All our faculties have Ph.D. degrees. And they teach us using ppts and also use practical applications as examples. And after completing everything unit or topic they take exams. Which is helpful for the students.

I chose this course because I liked counselling PPL as a friend and felt that I can do it professionally as well. The senior students are taught by the faculties and the junior students (up to 3rd sem) are taught by PHd scholars. Students' voices are heard by the concerned authority in the psychology department. About the exams, the faculties make it easy for us to perform academically (only if u are actually studying).

There is a few companies visiting the campus for placements to the students like Ajim Premji Foundation and a few other companies. Even though only a few people get placed in the placements drive but there is good value for a university degree certificate. I am planning to do Ph.D. after my post-graduation.

I was always interested in business management and besides, I have a degree in business management only and I wanted to follow it up with a master's in business management. Almost all our professors are well qualified and Ph.D. holders. And they possess great qualities when it comes to teaching. They rely on modern technologies for teaching, they push us always to do something better by giving us assignments which is relevant in modern days business environment. Everything in my college was on time only including lectures and exams and it was really hard to pass due to the standard of questions.

There have been only a few campus placement that has taken place. So I am not sure what I should say about that. I personally prefer to continue my studies after BBA. I might go for MBA after I complete my degree.