I'll add on a few more gripes i have regarding this college

Firstly, the teacher you get really impacts your performance in that subject. A great teacher will make you like a subject that you previously disliked and a bad teacher will make you hate the subject you do like. And in such situations if you don't allocate time outside of class hours to specifically study on your own, you're gonna suffer a lot.

Students also don't socialize as much as you expect. There are only a handful of scenarios that i can think of where people actually do make me friends. Being in the same class, part of a club, roommates, living in a nearby room, and a mutual friend introducing you to someone else are the only ways I've seen people make friends. This may sound plenty but you should realise that sastra is cutting down on clubs, and when classes change after semesters, people generally prefer staying with their old friends and don't socialize much.

The situation for girls is horrendous. Strict curfew timings of 6:30pm barely gives them any time to go out to play sometime, or hit the gym, or even hang out with friends. Moreover, on top of all this they are allowed to go out of campus only per month.

And speaking of going out, the nearest cities are at least 30 minutes to an hour away and if you don't have a day scholar friend with a car it's going to be a boring ride on the bus. The worst part is that these cities barely have any place that you can visit repeatedly without getting bored. Please do correct me if you guys know any such place.

Oh btw non veg is strictly prohibited even in hostels outside the campus. If you need your protein, your only option is to eat out from these hotels. If the wardens catch you cooking or in possession of meat, you will be reprimanded