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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. Below is what we do, what we have not published yet, and who to call.

Two students talking over drinks at an outdoor table under the trees.

Support

Help starts early.

What the college has posted about looking after students.

“They also give personal attention to students who need extra support, which is very helpful during board exam preparation.”

Akbar, google review, Sep 2025
Mentoring
One-on-one mentoring and Pep Talk sessions.
Remedial and extra guidance
Remedial practice and extra guidance sessions.
A psychologist on campus
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.

In writing

Ask for these on paper.

We have not published these yet. Admissions can give each one to you in writing, before you apply.

  • The phone rule
  • Attendance and sick leave
  • Who a student or parent contacts with a complaint
  • First-aid arrangements on campus
  • The college's policy against ragging

Helplines

If a student needs someone now.

Two free, government-run lines, open to any student, from any phone.

  • 1098ChildlineFree, for any child who needs help.
  • 14416Tele-MANASFree mental health support from the Government of India.

Numbers from the Karnataka government's Childline and Tele-MANAS pages.

Questions

Welfare, answered.

Are phones allowed at Presidency PU College Hebbal?

We have not published the phone rule on this site yet. Ask admissions for it in writing, so you know it before you apply.

Is there a counsellor for students?

The college runs one-on-one mentoring and Pep Talk sessions, and invited a qualified psychologist and student counsellor to speak to students in March 2025. Ask admissions 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?

A student's Google review from September 2025 says teachers give personal attention to students who need extra support during board preparation.

Enquire

Ask us privately.

Call, message or leave your number. A person answers.

Call admissions

96204 84333. A person answers, Mon–Sat, 8 am – 6 pm.

WhatsApp us

Send your child's name and combination.

10 digits. Spaces are fine.

Interested in required

Admissions will call you back.