PSG College of Arts and Science Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, and the classes are interesting. There are lots of chances to get hands-on experience in the field. The professors are really motivating and helpful. The semesters aren't too tough, and most students pass with about an 80% success rate.

Placement: The seniors had good placements, but we haven't started yet. Around 77% of students got referred. Salaries range from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 25,000 per month in our course. TVS is the top recruiter here. Almost everyone landed internships in companies like LMW, Roots, Texmo, ELGI, LG, and more. Also, some worked with NGOs and a mental hospital nearby.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on our campus is great, you can get it anywhere. The food in the canteen is delicious and high quality. Sometimes the hostel food isn't that good, management should work on making it better so students enjoy it more.

Admission: The teachers at our college really care about us. They help us with both personal stuff and our studies. They're all super smart and have lots of experience. Most students pass their exams, which is awesome. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. And they make sure we learn by doing projects, attending seminars, and doing different activities.

Placement: Our college is great at helping us get jobs. We do internships and projects to get ready. Lots of students get job offers every year. Big companies like Infosys, Cognizant, TCS, Bosch come to hire us. The highest salary is around 26 LPA. Most of us, like 70-75%, get job offers here. Some of us even get chances to study abroad. It's awesome!

Campus: I really like how clean and nice the environment is at our college. The library is big and has internet, which is awesome. The labs have all the latest equipment, and the classrooms are perfect for studying. Plus, there's a canteen with yummy food and a common room for hanging out. And don't forget about the sports grounds! It's all great here.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They make things easy to understand by using PowerPoint slides in class. They also give out books and notes to help us study. The syllabus gets updated regularly to keep up with the latest trends. The exams are not too hard to pass, you just need to score 40% to make it through.

Placement: I studied Psychology for my Bachelor's degree. Unfortunately, it's tough for psychology students to find placements. If they're lucky, they might land a job as a data analyst. Having computer skills can give them a better shot at getting hired.

Campus: The classes have projectors which is cool. But the Wi-Fi is pretty bad and some SIM cards don't get a signal. Every psychology student gets to use a lab. The hostel is nice and they even do your laundry. The food in the hostel is tasty and there's a canteen just for hostel students.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know how to explain things well. It's an independent college, so it's not too hard to finish all the work. The teaching here is better than I thought. You need to get at least 15 on internal tests and 35 on external ones to pass. Most students pass, about 83%.

Placement: Most students get jobs after graduation, which is great. The highest salary offered was around 26 LPA. Companies like Bharat Biotech, Zydus Cadila, and Novozymes come for placements. Most students also get internships. We learn about Food Technology and the college helps us prepare for interviews. It's nice that they're so supportive.

Campus: The library at our college is huge and has tons of books almost 50,000! The campus is really nice and there are lots of cool events, festivals, and workshops happening throughout the semester. It's all really interesting.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They're always there to help us out. I like how they mix textbook stuff with hands-on learning. It makes a big difference. The stuff we learn here will definitely come in handy for our future jobs. The exams each semester aren't too hard if you study enough. Just put in the effort, and you'll do fine.

Placement: I'm finishing up my M.Sc. in Mathematics this year, and the college is already helping us with placements. About half of us have secured jobs in big companies like Infosys and TCS. The highest salary offered is 20 LPA with an average of 6 LPA. We also got to do internships during our time here, and pretty much everyone in our class landed internships at top companies.

Campus: The classrooms are big and modern. The campus is clean and nice. The library has lots of books. There are plenty of study materials to use. I like that there are lots of clubs and activities to join. The dorms are separate and have meals. The cafeteria has yummy food options. And there's always medical help if you need it!

Admission: The college is pretty strict about courses and tests. You gotta score high in exams and attendance is a big deal here. The teachers are cool, but some can be strict and hard to talk to.

Placement: I'm a student at this college, and I gotta say, the placements are awesome. There are tons of companies coming in, so you can go for as many interviews as you want and land a well-paying job. The highest salary offered was over 18 lakhs per year. And the companies that come here are all big names in the industry.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with lifts, Wi-Fi, labs, and smart classrooms. There are also many AC halls for seminars. The library has good e-facilities too. The hostels are okay, but there are a lot of rules and restrictions, especially for girls.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always ready to help. They answer your questions before and after class. The course content is okay, but sometimes you'll study things that don't seem related to economics. Exams aren't too hard, and you can do well by studying the night before. You just need a 40% to pass. The faculty are super nice and caring.

Placement: The job placements for B.A. Economics aren't great, to be honest. If you're aiming for a good salary, I recommend going for post-graduation first. Doing an M.A. in Economics at PSG College could land you a better package. Not many students choose placements after B.A. Economics here.

Campus: The B.A. Economics (self-finance) classes take place in the commerce block at PSGCAS. The classrooms are clean and have good facilities. The college has Wi-Fi too. In this course, you'll learn about math for economics and stats, which are really essential. The hostel is nice, but the food might not be up to your taste. Overall, it's good, but the girls' hostel rules are stricter than the boys'.

Admission: I really like this college because they have two semesters in a year. Each semester has 2 internal exams called CA1 and CA2. CA1 is out of 50 marks, and CA2 is out of 75 marks. The university holds the semester exam for 75 marks, and the college gives 25 marks for internal assessments. The curriculum is awesome, and the exams are fair. This college is way better than others nearby!

Placement: I chose this college mainly because of the awesome job opportunities with big companies like Infosys, Tata, and ITC. The minimum salary offer here is 7 LPA, while the highest can go up to 35 LPA. If you're looking for great job placements, this college is the way to go.

Campus: I picked this college because of the nice campus and great hostel. The course I chose had lots of cool options, like cultural events and life skill activities. The hostel I stayed in was originally for NRI students, but now it's open to everyone. Rooms are shared by two people and some have attached bathrooms.

Admission: The professors in my department were really nice and knew their stuff. They gave us a clear plan for each course with study materials that helped with the exams. The career placement support was great for building skills. Plus, we had to take yoga and PE classes in the first and second semesters. It was a good experience overall!

Placement: I really liked how PSG College of Arts and Science helped students land good placements. The Career Development Center was awesome, offering courses to boost our skills each week for the placements. It really helped us get ready for our future careers.

Campus: The classrooms were okay, just regular with wooden benches and projectors. The lab classrooms were better. The college has medical facilities and a canteen. They offer over 50 courses, some with financial aid. The college has a nice, chill vibe. The hostels were decent, and the food was good.

Admission: The course is tough, but the teachers are great. It's preparing us well for the future. The semester exams come without breaks, which makes them a bit challenging, but we'll get the hang of it over time.

Placement: Only half the students are getting placed, and there aren't many top companies hiring for our course. Some students did score good internships at NIMHANS and IISER, but the placement training is really lacking. It's not helpful at all; they just do it because they have to.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super slow, but the buildings are nice. Food is good and the dorm rooms are clean. The health center is always busy, and the Wi-Fi in the dorms works well. Classrooms have projectors and we have classes in both languages.