Creative Multimedia College of Fine Arts

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful, but others don't teach well. The course doesn't prepare us for real work. What we learn in class is very different from what we need to do in a job. The semester exams are fine, but sometimes the teaching is not great, which makes things hard.

Placement: In our course, there aren't any job placements available. Some students did get job offers through faculty connections, but the college didn't organize any official placement drives. They promised placements but didn't follow through.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at the college is not reliable, and the infrastructure needs improvement. The hostel has water problems, and there are no sports equipment for us to use. We had to bring our own shuttle rackets to play with. Also, there are occasional electricity problems in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers at Creative Multimedia College of Fine Arts are really good at teaching industry-based subjects. They take us on awesome trips and stick to the course plan. Almost everyone passes with a 99% success rate. Plus, they give us helpful tips before exams. I'm so grateful for this college  the teachers are super experienced and even help us with interview tips. It's the best!

Placement: I recently landed a job as a junior 3D artist at Unistring Teach Solutions. It's cool to see my friends getting hired for roles like motion graphics and rigging too. Lots of students from our college are getting placed in companies such as Ankura, MPC, Tech Mahindra, Zen Technologies, Amazon, GameShastra, and more. It's awesome to see everyone's hard work paying off with great job opportunities!

Campus: The college has a nice atmosphere with good seating areas. Each class has lab faculty members to help you learn the subject better. Unfortunately, there's no hostel provided by the college, but at least there's Wi-Fi available for students.

Admission: The teachers were really good at explaining things. The only downside was that the pay isn't that great and there isn't much room for growth in the job market. The semesters and exams were okay, not too hard. You can do well in the exams if you go to class regularly.

Placement: Half of us got jobs after college. The highest salary was 3.5lpa, while the lowest was 1.5lpa. On average, we made around 2lpa. The top company that hired us was MPC. Unfortunately, there were no internships available. The main job role offered was a graphic designer. I hope there will be more job options in the future.

Campus: The campus doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the labs and classrooms are awesome with air conditioning. They also have a library, which is cool. Unfortunately, there's no hostel or canteen on campus. They do regular medical camps and art galleries, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers switch a lot, but they make sure we cover all the topics we need. It's important to tell the head of our department which classes we still need. We have to take charge of our own studies. The teachers are really nice if we show them respect.

Placement: To get help securing an internship or job placement, you need to talk to the college staff and pay attention in classes. The average salary after graduating is about the same as other colleges. If you're looking for an internship, the faculty is always willing to support you.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, but the campus is great. It's all air-conditioned, so no sweating in summer. The rooms and furniture are big enough for everyone. And it's super clean. Parking is good too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. The stuff we learn in class is super helpful for getting us ready for jobs. Exams aren't too hard, and most people pass with a 90% rate.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, about 80%. The lowest salary was 4 LPA and the highest was 10 LPA. Companies like Amazon and TCS hire a lot of us. Almost everyone, 95%, gets internships here. They offer great roles in this course.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with high-speed Wi-Fi. Classrooms are well-kept and the hostel facilities are top-notch. Unfortunately, there is no canteen on campus. Sports activities are also organized here, which is a plus.

Admission: The design teachers are really good at helping us with our ideas and showing us how to put them into action. They organize cool events and trips that teach us a lot about hosting and the industry.

Placement: Most of us in my program got internships, and some even got to work on movie projects! Our school is connected with NABA University. A couple of students have launched their own labels, and others are going for master's degrees.

Campus: I really like how our college has labs for each department. The campus vibe is great, and the management is on point. All the classrooms have AC, and we even have digital studios. There are cool cultural events happening all the time, plus special labs for gaming and making films.

Admission: The teachers here really support us, and they focus a lot on giving us hands-on experience. It's great because we get to learn by doing things ourselves. The only issue is that some subjects are easier than others. It can be tough to understand the harder ones. The way we plan our work is a bit all over the place, depending on how we see things. But overall, we get good exposure to real-life situations.

Placement: Getting a job after college is tough because placements aren't great. Most students have to rely on their internships and experience to find work. Without experience, it's really hard to land a job. Internships don't pay much, but if you stick with it for 5 to 7 years in planning, the pay gets better.

Campus: The infrastructure here is pretty bad, especially in my department. The projectors don't work well and some screens are broken in the classrooms. We have to use the lab for projectors, but the computers there are really slow. Plus, some fans don't even work. In my classroom, there are only 4 outlets for 36 laptops. I asked if they could add more outlets, but they didn't listen to me.

Admission: The faculty at our college were really nice. They explained things well and answered our questions. They knew their stuff and made things clear for us. The course was good, but they added some new stuff. I felt like we needed more than what was already there. We wanted to dive into more topics and learn new things.

Placement: I was so lucky to study at this college! They hooked us up with some awesome companies to work with. I mean, all the companies that hired students from our college were top-notch. It was a great opportunity for us students.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was top-notch. The campus vibe was great. I think our college sets a high standard for others to follow. When I was in high school, I knew I had to come here once I saw the campus. The buildings and labs here are really impressive. It's definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a good college with great facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome at teaching and really helpful. The courses here prepare us well for the industry. The exams in each semester are not too tough. The pass rate is around 35%, which is not bad.

Placement: The placements here are solid. All the seniors have jobs in top companies. A bunch of students are even working in the film industry. The highest salary is over 10 LPA, the lowest is 4 LPA, and the average is around 7-8 LPA. Most students are landing jobs with average pay.

Campus: The college vibes are awesome and it feels so nice here every day. The buildings are really nice. The classrooms look good, well set up, and comfy. We have Wi-Fi, computer labs, a cool canteen, a medical room, and a gym for sports. It's all pretty great!

Admission: The classes and teachers were awesome! They taught us all the latest software we need for the job market. Exams were mostly presentations, which made it easy to pass but hard to get a high score. To do well, you gotta keep up with assignments every week. Your grade really depends on those tasks and exams.

Placement: The college doesn't offer placements. We have to find our own internships for the final year. Internships usually pay between INR 5,000 and INR 10,000 per month. In the last semester, we all have to do an internship. The college doesn't give us any leads on which companies to contact. We have to reach out to companies by ourselves or through seniors. They're not too concerned about when we do it.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure, especially the library and labs. They don't have hostels for girls, but the boys' hostel from 2 onwards is not well-kept. Despite that, the college has a nice environment and landscaping. It's peaceful, and there's a sports room, canteen, and a stationary shop inside for all your needs.