St.Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors are really good and know their stuff. The exams are okay if you prepare, but sometimes the grades can be confusing. You might not be happy with your marks even if you think you did well.

Placement: I can't say much about placements since I'm still in my first year. But I've heard that the Deanery of Training and Placement does a good job. If you do a B.A. in English, you don't have to only become a teacher. There are lots of other options like content writing, communication, and more.

Campus: The campus looks great, but the Wi-Fi is spotty in many spots. The library is quiet, but there aren't many books. The food in the hostel is tasty, but it gets boring eating the same stuff over and over. There are two places to eat - one for breakfast and lunch, and the other for snacks.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They're all scientists and researchers who know their stuff. Some even wrote books for NCERT and other boards. Most of them studied abroad for their Ph.D. or postdoc. We have a semester system with internal exams in the middle of each semester. These exams count towards our final grades. The papers have a total of 70 marks, with 30 marks for internals. Love studying here!

Placement: In my final year, lots of companies came to interview us, which was great for job opportunities. I was part of a team that worked on making biocompatible films using bile acids and lactic acids. I got Rs.12000 as a stipend for that project. Companies like Ranbaxy, Wipro, TCS, and Genpact visited our college. Their job offers were around 3 to 3.5 lakhs, which was okay. Some Industrial Chemistry students got hired, while others found jobs in coaching centers.

Campus: The department gives exams every semester for M.Sc. students, and classes are in the same department building. You have to pay fees at the college and get your admit cards and marksheets there too. The college is good for studying and doing other activities. There's no hostel, but you can stay in PG places. The food is okay, but you might want to eat out for more choices. Students often chill together.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and help us out when we have questions. We have tests every month which are helpful. They cover everything we need to know and give us books too.

Placement: The salary packages at our university vary. Some students get a top package of 13.5 LPA, while others get an average of 5.4 LPA. The lowest package is around 2.9 LPA. Last year, around 80% of students found jobs with good salaries. We have many companies visiting our campus every year for placements.

Campus: The college is in great shape, with clean classrooms, bathrooms, and hostels. They make sure everything stays tidy every day. Each department has its own lab. Plus, there's Wi-Fi all over the campus. And they throw a big festival every year.

Admission: I really like the courses at Swami Dayananda College of Arts and Science. The semester exams are fair and the teachers know their stuff. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: Swami Dayananda College is awesome for getting placements and internships. They have top companies like IBM, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL coming for recruitment. The placement opportunities here are really good for students.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with a good library, classrooms, labs, and Wi-Fi. The facilities at Swami Dayananda College of Arts and Science are top-notch. The canteen, sports, and games here are also really good. Overall, it's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They focus on practical ways to help us learn.

Placement: At Dr. N.G.P. Arts and Science College, most students (around 90%) land jobs in big companies with cool roles. You can find students working in places like Wipro, TCS, Accenture, doing stuff like web development and technical testing. The training here is pretty awesome and gets you ready for the real world.

Campus: This college is great for studying independently. The facilities are friendly, and there's a nice green environment. They have modern computer labs and Chemistry labs. The sports training here is top-notch with skilled teachers. The grounds are well-kept and have good facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are super experienced and know their stuff. The curriculum really prepares us for the industry. The pass rate is around 50%, so it's not a breeze. The exams can be tough. But the faculty is amazing and always ready to help. Plus, they have this cool 1:1 buddy program that's really helpful.

Placement: All 120 students got jobs after college. The highest salary is 20 LPA, while the lowest is 10 LPA. The average is around 12 LPA. Companies like Asian Paints, Godrej, Infosys, and more hire from here. They offer roles like AM, RM, data analytics, sales, and SCM. Start-ups also give good opportunities.

Campus: I really like the chill atmosphere here. The food, water, and Wi-Fi are great. The mess committee is doing a fantastic job. The food is better than what you get at other colleges. The classrooms are top-notch and we even have 10 bloomberg terminals. The teachers are really experienced and helpful. It's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They know their stuff and make classes interesting. The course content is great. A lot of students have done well on exams after learning this stuff. Exams have paragraph questions, not multiple choice.

Placement: The college offers great job opportunities, but a lot of students don't take advantage of them. Big companies such as Amazon and Veranda hire students from our college, especially those who can speak English well. Some students get jobs in content writing too. And there are students who have cleared NET and SET exams while studying here.

Campus: The college has cool smart classes with projectors, a language lab for language practice, and fun calligraphy classes. They also have life skills classes with physical training, and extra NMEC courses for learning more stuff. The hostel is nice, but the food is just okay. However, the non-veg food is really yummy. Each department has its own block, and there's a chapel on campus. You can hit the gym on campus, and there are two playgrounds to chill at. Hostel peeps can use the playgrounds in their free time. Plus, there's Wi-Fi all over the college.

Admission: The classes are pretty big, with 67 students for every teacher. I really like the facilities for Math, English, Physics, and coding classes. The professors are good at teaching and make things easy to understand. If you're into Data Science, there are lots of internship opportunities here.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are good. Many companies come for placements every year. But lots of seniors also find great jobs outside of campus. If you want an internship, you have to find one yourself. The college doesn't help with internships. But it's not too hard to get one if you put in some effort.

Campus: There's a lot to do outside of classes at this college. They have things like NSS, NCC, yoga club, health club, and cultural clubs that organize different activities. They put on events like dance competitions, annual fests, and Independence Day celebrations. As for the classrooms and labs, they're pretty good well-equipped and all.

Admission: The teachers were awesome and really helped us learn new skills. They made sure we were ready for exams by giving us daily tests and practice exams. The management organized events that helped us develop leadership skills. Almost everyone passed their exams with a 95% pass rate. It was a great experience!

Placement: During my time at college, most students landed jobs through placements. The highest salary offered was 2 LPA. Big companies like Wipro and TCS came to hire students. Around 80% of students in my course got internships while I was studying.

Campus: The college campus was super safe and surrounded by nature. No outsiders could come in. The classrooms were cozy and had smart technology. The hostel had everything you need - Wi-Fi, yummy food, and good security.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They explain things well and make it easy to understand. They also teach us about soft skills, ethics, and some other interesting subjects. About 40% of students pass their courses. Plus, we get to do extra online courses through Swayam NPTEL. It's all pretty cool and makes learning fun.

Placement: Most students in my course end up with jobs after graduating. There are two types of packages: one from the government and one self-funded. The government one offers scholarships for minorities. Lots of well-known companies come to our college to hire students, like Omega and V-Dart. About 70% of students get internships while studying. And some of our professors are former scholars who now help with placements.

Campus: The college has a language lab to help improve our English speaking skills. They also have a library with Wi-Fi, a canteen for both students and teachers, and clean restrooms. If you ever need medical help, there's a clinic on campus called Rapha. It's great for both hostel students and day scholars. The college has 17 clubs and offers sports like football, volleyball, and basketball. They even have shot put, javelin throw, and athletics. The food in the hostel mess is healthy, and they have a noon-meal scheme for day scholars too.