Heritage Institute of Management and Communication

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and they're super helpful. The management team actually listens to our ideas, which is cool. The course we're taking is practical and we get to visit different industries every week. We go on these visits about half the month. Exams happen online and offline, with two each semester and four each year. Our teachers also do hands-on sessions every week to help us prepare. Passing only requires a 33% score, so it's not too stressful.

Placement: I love HIMCOM for mass communication because they only have one course, so they really focus on it. In my class, there are around 50 students. After graduating, the average salary is between 7 to 8 LPA, and the highest can go up to 10 to 12 LPA. Our classmates often land jobs at top companies like ABP News, Zee News, Network 18, Aaj Tak, and TV9. Everyone gets placed, which is awesome! In this course, we learn to be reporters, anchors, editors, and photographers. It's a great place to study mass communication!

Campus: The college has great facilities for students. We can use cameras to make films, do reporting, and even anchor in the studio. It's cool that we can edit our videos and take photos too. And there's also hostel facilities available, which is handy.

Admission: The teachers and professors here are all UGC qualified and have experience in various media fields. Our course is great because it's mostly hands-on (60%) with some theory (40%). It covers everything we need to know for the industry. Our exams are practical and based on what we do in class every day. If you keep up and go to class regularly, it's not too hard.

Placement: The placements here are awesome! The highest package is 32 Lacs, average is 15 Lacs, and the lowest is 8 Lacs. They got placements in top media channels like India News, CNBC Awaaz, and radio stations like Red FM 93.5 and Radio City 91.1FM. It's great to see everyone getting placed in such cool places!

Campus: The classrooms have cool projectors, AC, and good Wi-Fi. We don't need to pay extra for using the library, which is awesome. The best part is the fancy studios, radio labs, and editing bay. We can use the studios and radio labs anytime without asking.

Admission: The professors here are super helpful and know their stuff, plus they work in the news industry. The exams get harder each semester, but the pass rate is around 40%. The examiners give you enough time to finish your test. Overall, studying here is pretty fun!

Placement: The job placements for this course are pretty good. Some grads are making 60,000 a month, while others start at 40,000. A lot of us end up at big news outlets like Aaj Tak and Zee News. Many even land jobs at India TV as writers.

Campus: The college has separate editing labs and radio rooms with top-notch equipment. There's a studio room for shooting news videos and clean washrooms for both boys and girls. Even though there's no canteen on campus, there's a market nearby. The medical facilities are good too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're also really nice and easy to talk to. The classes are practical and get us ready for the real world. If you study hard, the exams are a breeze  you just need 33% to pass.

Placement: You can totally count on getting placed in various media and radio channels like India News, AajTak, IBN7, Mirror Now, Punjab Kesari, Hindustan Times, Veer Arjun, and Red FM, 93.5, Radio Mirchi. The college has great facilities too.

Campus: The college here has awesome facilities. The teachers are really great and help us a lot. The Wi-Fi is strong which is a plus. The library is full of books that help us learn. The classrooms are nice and the environment is good for studying.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and friendly. They really know their stuff and are experts in their field. The class sizes are good, with about 1 teacher for every 30 students. The subjects they teach for mass communication and journalism are spot on and really practical.

Placement: The college has awesome placement opportunities. My seniors landed great jobs in big companies. Our college even won the Best Campus Placement Institute award in 2017. They send us to top companies for internships, which helps us get good placements later on.

Campus: The facilities here are top-notch! We've got everything we need - studios, video editing lab, computer lab, and even a production house. And when we need a break, there's a cozy cafeteria where we hang out after class. Plus, there are hostel options available too. Honestly, I haven't come across any issues with the infrastructure so far.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They work in the industry and tell us what's happening right now. It's cool because they share what they're doing at work. They know a lot and teach us about the latest things in the field. It's awesome to learn about the latest technologies and methods from them.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. HIMCOM in Delhi NCR has the best placements. Seniors landed jobs in top channels like India News and India Today. Our college, Heritage Institute of Management and Communication, won the Best Campus Placement Institute award in 2017.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch and really important for us students. They have everything we need like a still studio, editing lab, computer lab, and production house. I believe this is the only place in Delhi NCR that gives us all the tools we need for our course. We don't have to spend extra money on equipment because everything is provided here.

Admission: This course really helps you prepare for top companies. The semester exams here are pretty fair, with a pass rate of around 33%. The teachers are super knowledgeable and really help us succeed.

Placement: All the students in this course got internships and jobs from the college. Big companies like AajTak, NDTV, ABP News, and India News hire students from here. Everyone in this course gets placed in good jobs.

Campus: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. The campus has cool facilities like computer rooms, AC rooms, studio rooms, and a newsroom. The vibe at the college is super positive and welcoming.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well too. We get to visit industries, which helps us feel more ready for work. Exams aren't too hard, but you gotta know your stuff to pass.

Placement: A lot of students at this college land internships, and what they get paid depends on how good they are at the job. There are loads of big news channels that come to recruit here, like ABP News and News 18. Most students around 70 percent snag internships in cool roles like editor, manager, cameraperson, writer, or reporter.

Campus: The studio here feels like a real movie set, it's pretty cool. If you wanna live close to campus, there are hostels nearby. Facilities are solid, and the vibe here is friendly and nice.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They use projectors and PowerPoint to teach, which is cool. There's about 30 students in each class, so it's not too crowded. We even get to go on field trips to news channels and press conferences in Delhi. It's a great way to learn outside the classroom.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are great! Lots of students in the past have landed jobs at big companies. I'd say around 70% to 85% of students get placed. The average salary offered is about Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 25,000. Companies don't come to our campus for recruitment. Instead, the college helps students get interviews and jobs. The roles students get are based on what they're interested in. Most students also get internships through the college. But before that, their college performance is checked. The internship stipend varies depending on the company.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. They have everything we need - computer lab, video-editing lab, production house, studio, and more. The labs and classrooms are good quality. They also have hostel facilities. I haven't had any issues with the infrastructure so far. They provide all the necessary facilities for the course.

Admission: The teachers here in New Delhi are top-notch. We've got Mr. Rahul Maki from 104 FM as one of our professors, along with experts from Aaj Tak, India News, NDTV, and ABP. They really know their stuff and their experience is super helpful for anyone looking to get into media.

Placement: If you're good at what you do, you can land a job here. The college offers job placements, but it's up to us to make it happen. The management has made some promises, so we'll see how things pan out. Some big media companies are keen on offering internships to students.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for students, which is a bummer. But they do have a nice editing lab. The library is small with just a few books. Sports aren't a big thing here since there's no ground for games. The management took fees for a trip, but we haven't gone yet. Only 3 classrooms for 5-year students.