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4.2/5

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Placements3.7

Infrastructure4.2

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Main companies that recruit students from this course are Infosys, TCS, Google, Amazon, Cipla, LinkedIn and many others.

Based on 59 Reviews

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Hardly students can see our B.Sc i.e PCM, and friends are placed in any placements of companies that come to our college.

Based on 28 Reviews

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M.Sc. in Microbiology - Batch of 2026

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Beautiful with brains. As the campus is also really nice, and teaching is also really good.

Placements: Placement is not great for M.Sc. microbiology. Very few seniors have gotten in through it, not many. But this time, there are a few more companies that they have referred. If it comes, we will all be placed. But it's improving as the year progresses, so we think we will get a good placement.

Infrastructure: It's a very good campus, we have good education facilities like a really good library, we have a gym, an indoor badminton court, a basketball court, and a football ground, and we have a really good canteen. Medical facility is also good. Hostel is also very nice. Overall, the lab and class are well-maintained and good.

Faculty: Faculty is really good, they are very experienced, and they teach really well. Curriculum is balanced with both extracurricular activities and studies, and we will have time for exams, which are well done. There are no complaints about the teaching.

Other: It's a really good campus and I personally have no other addition.

Reviewed on 4 Sep 2025Read More

Akash s

MSW in Medical and Psychiatry - Batch of 2027

4.2

4Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

A supportive campus with strong academics and practical learning.

Placements: As a student of St. Joseph University, I found the placement experience to be a mix of opportunities and challenges. The university's placement cell is quite active and well-structured, organizing workshops on resume building, communication skills, and aptitude tests, which really helped me feel more confident.

Infrastructure: The university offers well-equipped classrooms, labs, and a rich library for academics. The hostels are clean, comfortable, and community-friendly, with average food. The hostel curfew is 6 p.m. Overall, the infrastructure effectively supports both learning and

Faculty: The MSW program at St. Joseph University is designed to blend academic learning with professional exposure. The faculty is one of the strongest aspects of the course. Most of them have not only academic qualifications but also years of field experience in areas like social work practice, counseling, community development, and NGO management.

Reviewed on 22 Aug 2025Read More

Anonymous

M.A. in Economics - Batch of 2024

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

It is value for money and worth it. Teaching is excellent.

Placements: Basically, the university B.Com program is now an autonomous college affiliated with the university. There were many opportunities for placements for students. Campus placements were held every year. Students from any department of the college, such as mathematics, chemistry, and commerce were invited. We had the possibility of being selected as employees. They will get placement opportunities through recruiting agencies like Vedanta, Wipro, etc.

Infrastructure: College was excellent in terms of infrastructure. St. Joseph's College is now a university. So they provided all the basic and advanced facilities required for the students. We had a library that the students could access at any time.

Faculty: The curriculum was not rigorous. Faculty members were very approachable, well-qualified, and helpful. The course curriculum was well-planned and revised regularly. College provided a great experience, and the only problem was placement at college. Faculty members were quite good.

Other: Teaching was good here. It was value for money.

Reviewed on 19 Aug 2025Read More

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B.A. in International Relations and Peace Studies, Journalism and Public Policy Timings - Batch of 2024

3.4

2Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Apart from admin, everything is good.

Placements: As far as I know for placements, our batch as one from the humanities school did not receive many opportunities from the college while we did receive premium LinkedIn accounts. Most of my batchmates went for higher studies in other institutions while the rest found work back home or in the city through their own efforts or connections via their internships. About 40% of our batch had an internship of some kind or the other for newspapers, content writing, marketing or institutions like NIAS (for IR or public policy focus).

Infrastructure: For our course, we were placed in classrooms and media labs for newsroom simulation. These spaces were aptly equipped though at times, our own classrooms were crowded considering we had about 75-80 students for a subject. Food was available in two canteens, one right outside the humanities building (which also had a sick room) and one was the magis canteen which had a whole lot of other options in an affordable range. Magis canteen was right next to the sports field, in the same building with an indoor basketball court and shower rooms for athletes.

Faculty: Professors were really helpful and insightful. The course was also very enjoyable. Though foreign languages were seen as a challenge it was a welcome change for me as it helped me improve my proficiency in a new language (they offer German and French). The course did loads to help us make industry-ready with newsroom simulations, policy labs, and research training + fact-finding for international relations and conflict studies. Semester exams were of an appropriate level for our course and could be passed via expressing enough understanding of the subject matter.

Other: I chose this course because it was the only college that offered this combination that year and I wished to study journalism alongside IR and conflict studies. I wish however that the management could have handled things better. Because of attendance shortage, they held back half of the student population and then they introduced them to a lot of fees to get their degree from then onwards. My advice was to not miss a single class, medical reasons did not qualify as reasons enough to be absent. Only by showing a hospital admittance record, you could be excused.

Reviewed on 23 Jun 2025Read More

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M.A. in Political Science - Batch of 2022

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

My honest review about my college.

Placements: Placement opportunities were vast with top companies coming for campus placements. If any student had a particular job description in his/her mind, the placement officer had good collaboration with the companies that could help them out. There were companies such as Ernst&Young, KPMG, Goldman Sachs, and many others that came to the campus for both internships and placements.

Infrastructure: I was a day scholar but as usual I used to hear complaints from the hostel guys that the food was not good. They had some water problems and toilets not being clean and things like that. Courses and exams were just the way they used to happen during graduation, having 2 semesters in a year, and the internal exams making the 75+25 pattern. 75 marks for the theory part and the remaining 25 marks for the internal exams. There were no extra activities apart from exams and lectures.

Faculty: Faculty members were all experienced and elderly people in their 40s and 50s. They were very friendly and very strict. They knew the limits and were experts in handling the class. Studied in annual scheme at that time, there were two exams in a year which were mid-term and annual. We had quarterly assessments we had a carry-forward scheme even if we failed in two subjects. We had an option to carry forward those subjects for the next year, and we could appear for supplementary exams to clear those subjects.

Reviewed on 22 Jun 2025Read More

Longchen

B.A. in Journalism, Political Science and Sociology - Batch of 2026

4.6

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

The college has good faculty and, a peaceful environment with growing career support.

Placements: In my batch, around 45-50% of students got placed, especially from commerce, management, and IT courses. The highest package offered is 5 LPA, while the average is 8 LPA. Some regional firms and a few national companies visit our college.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of St. Joseph University is decent. We have Wi-Fi-enabled classrooms, projectors, a well-equipped library, and basic computer labs. The campus is decently clean, and has a calm and green atmosphere. Hostels are available for both boys and girls.

Faculty: Teachers are generally supportive and approachable. Most teachers are qualified and try to help their students. The curriculum is aligned with current trends, especially in journalism and mass communication, where they even include short-term projects.

Other: I chose journalism and mass communication because I wanted to pursue a career in media and content creation. The best part of this course is the balance between theory and practical learning especially photography, video editing, and reporting sessions.

Reviewed on 20 Jun 2025Read More

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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) at St Joseph's University Bangalore.

Answered 3 months ago

St. Joseph’s University in Bangalore offers B.Com. admissions based on your Class 12 marks—no entrance exam is needed. The cutoffs can change every year depending on the number of applicants. But usually, for the general category, you need around 90% or above, while reserved categories might get in

Anushree Bhargava

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What is the minimum percentage required for admission to B.A courses at St Joseph's University?

Answered 3 months ago

St Joseph's University B.A Admission required,

- *Minimum Percentage:* 50% in 10+2 examination

- *Entrance Test:* Some courses require SJUET and interview

- *Course Duration:* 3 years

- *Fees:* INR 43,500 to INR 1.5 Lacs per year

Specializations include HEP, EPS, IES, KJP/EJP, and TEP. Check the univers

Baskaran M

Contributor-Level 9

Does St. Joseph's University offer BBA?

Answered 3 months ago

Yes -Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia does provide a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree through its Erivan K-Haub School of Business.
This is a generalist BBA software protecting subjects like finance, advertising, accounting, human assets, and management.

The programme is AACSB

Akash Kumar Maurya

Contributor-Level 9

Which is a better option for M.Sc in Bangalore: Bangalore University or St Joseph's University?

Answered 4 months ago

Both Bangalore University & St Joseph's University are prominent universities in the Bangalore region offering the MSc course. Below are some of the comparison points between the universities:

Ranking: NIRF 2024 has ranked Bangalore University at the 81st spot under the "Universities" category. Meanw

Ashwin Yadav

Contributor-Level 10

How are the placements for Mass communication in St Joseph's University Bangalore

Answered 6 months ago

Around 50 to 60 percent students are able to grab job opportunities each year for Mass communication in St Joseph's University Bangalore. The highest package is around INR 10 Lacs and average package is around INR 5 to 6 Lacs and the lowest package is around INR 3 lakhs. Top recruiting companies are

Aman T

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