Ari Chattaraj's Review on Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts

The quality of the classrooms, labs, libararies, etc. are all really well. Two of the ways the infrastructure is currently a little poor is the lack of playing fields (Like for Basketball or something.) and the lack of a fast WiFi that, at least, allows the gmail page to open without pushing us back to the 90's Dail-Up connections. Thankfully, work is being done to improve the aforementioned scenario. 

Public transport can be really expensive (referring to Auto-rickshaws).

The list of courses available at the college is non-exhaustive, if you will. These can range from both relevant to your field and absolutely fascinating/refreshing. The pedagogy is unlike any other, in my experience. Most faculty members are approachable, helpful, competent, et al. during college hours and after. 

Now comes the bummer - The college fee is relatively high when compared to other Indian colleges, even within the private realm. What's even worse is the fact that there are probably 1 or 2 scholarships available at SSLA but I'm not aware of the details of securing said scholarships since none of that information is publicly available, to the best of my knowledge. This makes studying here expensive, especially if you're not from Maharashtra or nearby (taking into account living costs, etc.) 

The number of clubs and associations (including Sports) are enormous, ranging from Poetry Club to Economics Society and Sports team for Football, Cricket, etc. All in all, this is one of the best features of the college.