Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I love the teachers here! They're awesome and really connect with us students. They explain things well, give us fun activities, and make tough topics easy to understand. It's great!

Placement: The job opportunities after college are pretty diverse because a lot of students choose to study abroad. You can land some great jobs in think tanks and other places. It all depends on what you major and minor in during your second year.

Campus: The building is super new, so everything is top-notch. Every class has a projector, whiteboard, new tables, and chairs. It's spacious and never feels crowded. The internet, library, and other stuff are great too - super fast and reliable.

Admission: The college offers a cool 4-year program where you can study lots of subjects like Psychology, Anthropology, Physics, Maths, Biology, History, English, International Relations, and Theatre. You get to pick from three different paths - double minor with a single major, double major, or single minor with a single major. This program helps you understand different subjects deeply, which is great if you're not sure what you're into yet. The teachers are super experienced and really good at keeping students engaged.

Placement: I went to this college, a part of Symbiosis International University, which is a top college in India. The campus placements here aren't that great, especially for Liberal Arts students. But studying Liberal Arts really helps with soft skills that can help you in any career you pick.

Campus: The college campus is on one floor, along with Symbiosis Law School and Symbiosis School of International Studies. There's a hostel, sports grounds, shops, cafeteria, and gym right there. They also have free healthcare on campus. The off-campus hostels for girls and boys are clean, well-kept, and serve meals four times a day.

Admission: The teachers are really great here. The way they set up the courses is different and covers a lot of stuff, just like liberal arts. But it can get pretty intense because most of the grades come from assignments and only a bit from final exams. Juggling all these different classes with different kinds of tests feels like a taste of working life. Oh, and don't forget you need to show up to class a lot to be allowed to take the exams.

Placement: A lot of SSLA graduates go on to do their masters abroad. Schools like John Hopkins University come to our campus to hire students. Most students here choose to do their masters rather than take up a job right after college.

Campus: The SSLA building is shared with SLS, but the third floor is all about liberal arts. It might seem small with just one floor, but it's actually quite spacious. We have a nice library, halls, and a clean canteen. Even though we don't have a swimming pool on our campus, SIU students can use pools and other facilities at different campuses.

Admission: I've had some awesome professors and some not-so-great ones. The ones who know their stuff make the course material really interesting. But there are some who aren't so good and make us do all the work. There's a lot of choices for majors and minors, so you can mix things up a bit.

Placement: Not many students have landed jobs after graduating. There are some internships in Pune and volunteer options, but no big companies hire from here.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is good. The library is small but okay. Classrooms are also small but fine. The hostel quality varies - some are good, some are not. The older hostels are not as nice as the newer ones. The Wi-Fi connection can be really bad sometimes, and the cell reception in the hostel is also not great. The older girls hostel has bad infrastructure and hygiene. The food in the mess is not great, but you can eat it. There's no medical help in the hostel, but there's a clinic on campus with a doctor, counselor, and dentist at certain times. There are basketball, football, and tennis/badminton courts on campus which is nice. If you participate in college awards, you can earn credits.