Jagran Institute of Management and Mass Communication

Admission: The teachers at our college were smart, but they weren't consistent with classes. They weren't fair with grading and seemed to want us to fail so we'd have to pay for retests. I wouldn't suggest anyone join this college.

Placement: When I joined, they promised us placements, but later said we had to find jobs ourselves. They also said students with 80% attendance would get placements, but it didn't happen. It was disappointing.

Campus: I didn't like our college's facilities and infrastructure. The campus was so small, it felt like a house. The space was too cramped. Also, the food quality wasn't good and there were no medical facilities available on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really helpful. They bring real-world experience to the classroom. Many of them work in media as editors or PR professionals. I like that they focus on practical knowledge. We have assignments and presentations that help us learn better. It's a great place to learn and grow!

Placement: The college doesn't have placements, but they guarantee internships for two months after the course. You'll get an internship as long as you attend classes regularly. Print students can intern at newspapers like Dainik Jagran, Hindustan, and Times of India. If you're into advertising and public relations, you could intern at companies like Ogilvy, Percept, and Jagran Solutions. The stipends aren't huge, but if you've got the skills, you can make good money.

Campus: I really like the library at our college. It has books in all kinds of genres. The computer lab is cool too, with plenty of computers. But there's no hostel on campus, so students from out of town usually stay nearby as paying guests. The classrooms are big and comfy.