Student Life
Orientation, counselling, five student societies, festivals, sports week, the annual magazine and outreach teams.
Students learn as much from what happens around class as in it. PGA runs orientation for new students, counselling for academic and personal difficulties, and a structured set of student societies that give students real responsibility.
The Student Council represents students. The Media & Skits Society stages plays and runs Media Chronicles, the annual creative festival, with its own art direction, photography, scriptwriting and hosting teams. The Debate Society competes between universities. The Design Society produces the annual magazine and acts as the in-house studio for every other society. The Sports Society runs Sports Week.
Students are encouraged to pitch new events; feasible ones are approved and supported by the Student Affairs team.
What’s included
- Orientation
- Academic policies, facilities, faculty and expectations explained on day one.
- Counselling
- Academic and personal support, with faculty and administration involved where needed.
- Student Council
- Represents students and helps manage events.
- Media & Skits Society
- Theatre, performances and Media Chronicles.
- Debate Society
- Internal and inter-university debates.
- Design Society
- Annual magazine, posters, backdrops and motion for all societies.
- Sports Society
- Sports Week, teams and competitions.
- Creative Arts Fest
- Students sell what they make and host other universities.
Everything else we run
 | Programme Design | Complete creative-arts programmes written end to end: schemes of study, 16-session course outlines, final-project briefs, readings and rubrics. |
 | HEC Alignment | Every programme and course aligned with Higher Education Commission policy, and kept aligned as policy changes. |
 | Faculty | Working practitioners from studios, agencies and production houses, recruited, trained to teach and evaluated every semester. |
 | Assessment & Juries | Final projects developed in stages and defended twice: to faculty at an internal jury, then to working professionals who hold the final 40 marks. |
 | Industry Linkages | Guest speakers, workshops, studio visits, classes inside production houses, live briefs, internships and job placement. |
 | Scholarships | Rs 250M+ secured for creative-arts students, with partner sourcing, fair selection, monitoring and alumni reporting. |
 | Alumni | 5,000+ graduates, with chapters abroad, mentoring, referrals, and a steady return to the classroom as teachers and jurors. |