Welfare
Counselling and safety at Presidency PU College, Hebbal.
Counselling at Presidency PU College Hebbal starts with a teacher who knows the student: one-on-one mentoring, remedial classes and extra guidance. Here is how we support students, and who to call.
Support
Help starts early.
How we look after students.
“They also give personal attention to students who need extra support, which is very helpful during board exam preparation.”
- Mentoring
- One-on-one mentoring and Pep Talk sessions.
- Remedial and extra guidance
- Extra practice for students who need more help.
- Talks on mental health
- In March 2025 a qualified psychologist and student counsellor spoke to students about mental health.
- Health camp
- A free health camp was held on campus in February 2025.
- Self-defence and yoga
- Taekwondo self-defence for girls, and yoga with trained instructors.
Questions
Welfare, answered.
Are phones allowed at Presidency PU College Hebbal?
Admissions will explain the phone rule when you visit.
Is there a counsellor for students?
Every student has a mentor teacher for one-on-one conversations, and the college holds Pep Talk sessions. In March 2025 a qualified psychologist and student counsellor gave a talk on mental health. Admissions can tell you who to approach for a private conversation.
What if a student feels unsafe or low?
Tell a teacher, or call the office on 96204 84333. Outside the college, Childline (1098) and Tele-MANAS (14416) are free, government-run helplines.
How do teachers treat students who struggle?
Teachers give personal attention to students who need extra support, with remedial practice and extra guidance sessions before the board exams.
Enquire
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