National Institute of Mass Communication

Admission: I really like how the teachers at my college are always there to help us out. They really care about giving us a good education. Even after we graduate, we can still go back to them for help. If we want to do some fun activities, they're cool with that too. It's nice to know that teachers from different courses are always around when we need them.

Placement: Most students in my college landed internships with a pay of Rs. 7,000 or more. They got placed in news channels, media houses, and production companies. I also got an internship at 24x7 India TV through the college. The faculty here is amazing, and the management is really dedicated. They always strive to provide the best for us students.

Campus: The college building is awesome! It's got everything a student could want. There's a recording room, studio, news desk, needs room, and desks with all the digital stuff we need. Plus, they have medical facilities on campus. It's really cool!

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They work hard to help us improve our skills. The college teams up with industry experts to give us real-world knowledge about Media. We get a mix of theory and hands-on training, like doing MUNs and on-the-spot reporting. The workshops are great for boosting our confidence and getting us ready for the media world. Love the supportive atmosphere here!

Placement: Most students in our college got placed, which is awesome. About 90% of them found jobs. The placements were mainly internships that paid around 5-8k. We had companies like PR Firms, Media Houses, and Event Management visiting our campus. It's great to see everyone getting job opportunities matching their skills.

Campus: The campus isn't huge, but the facilities are modern. The classrooms have Wi-Fi, and there's a whole floor for hands-on learning. They have all the tools we need. There's no canteen, but they have partnerships with hostels and PGs nearby for out-of-town students.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at connecting with us students. They teach the subjects well and help us understand everything clearly. I like how they explain things in a way that's easy to follow. The courses we take are also really helpful.

Placement: The placements at NIMC are top-notch! They offer a great work environment and good pay. The institute guarantees almost 100% placement, giving every NIMC student a chance to find a great job. As employees, students get to learn a lot and really dive into their field. It's an awesome opportunity for sure!

Campus: Even though it's a small college, you get a lot of chances to work in mass media. And the best part? The classrooms are big, cozy, and have everything you need to study comfortably. Plus, they're super breezy!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They're interactive and always ready to help out with projects. They make learning fun by acting stuff out to make it easier to understand. The classes are big, with about 40 students for every teacher. We even get to watch live TV shows like Zee TV and NDTV as part of our learning, which helps us see how things work in the real world. The course plan has been super helpful in guiding us through our studies and projects.

Placement: Most of the seniors in my college got jobs, but some went for further studies. The highest salary was Rs. 40,000 a month, while the lowest was Rs. 8,000. On average, it was Rs. 15,000. Companies like India News, Sudarshan News, NDTV, and Aajtak hired students for roles like social media managers, reporters, and more. Lots of job options were available. Almost everyone got internships at good places, earning between Rs. 3,000 and Rs. 12,000 a month. The average was Rs. 5,000. The college has a helpful placement cell for advice and guidance.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi that you can use whenever you want. They have lots of books on filmmaking, journalism, and mass communication. There's a studio for recording audio and video labs for practical work. The classrooms and labs are well-equipped with projectors and TVs for interactive learning. Unfortunately, there's no canteen on campus and not many places to chill. The hostel rooms are spacious, but you have to take the stairs every time you go back. Overall, it's a good place for learning and living together.

Admission: The teachers at our college are okay. They bring in guest speakers from other colleges or people who have worked in the industry. They give us some basic info about media stuff. But, they don't really give us hands-on training. We don't get much real-world experience. In the last couple of years, we only went on 5 media visits.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities. It's a mass communication college, so mostly media channels, production houses, and web startups come for placements. This year, only 20% of students got internships, but they were mostly unpaid. There's no official placement cell here.

Campus: The college has one building with 4 floors. There's an admin office, a production room with all the computers we need, and 4 classrooms. The faculty is okay. But there's no library, games room, Wi-Fi, or medical help. No canteen or hostel either. They have tie-ups with nearby paying guests for food and rooms. We really need better equipment and facilities here.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch, coming from Jamia Milia Islamia or other full-time faculty. They teach us different things like street theatre, radio, editing, photography, and media. It's great having such skilled teachers around.

Placement: When it comes to job opportunities, our college has a great system. The director posts all the job and internship openings on our Facebook page. What's cool is that they prepare us so well that we don't have to rely on the college alone to find good jobs. They give us the skills to go out and find great opportunities on our own.

Campus: I really like the setup of the college building. The basement is all about studios and creative stuff. The first floor is where the administration is. On the second floor, there's a computer lab, recording rooms, and a library to chill. And the 3rd and 4th floors have 4 big classes, each fitting about 50 to 60 students. It's a cool place to study!

Admission: At NIMC, I got to learn from really experienced media pros. Even though the college doesn't have a lot of regular faculty, the guest faculty from Jamia MCRC are top-notch. I also loved the special guest lectures by media experts.

Placement: The job placements for our batch were really good. About 73% of us got jobs in media companies this year. The average salary was around 16.5k. NIMC helped us get placed in top news organizations like ZEE News, India News, and News Nation.

Campus: NIMC may not have a huge campus, but it has everything you need. There's a studio, production lab, computer lab, and think tank with Wi-Fi. The classrooms are cool with AC and comfy furniture. They don't have their own hostel, but they arrange separate PGs for guys and girls. Just keep in mind, there's no canteen or library. You'll have to grab street food during breaks.

Admission: I like some of the teachers here. They're really good at teaching journalism. But most of the time, there aren't any classes or teachers available. It's frustrating for students and even for the new teachers they bring in. Some of the teachers don't really understand the subjects they're teaching. It's disappointing.

Placement: Placement opportunities at this college are very limited. Only a handful of students actually land a job after graduation. Some students are even offered unpaid internships. It seems like the college plays favorites with certain students.

Campus: This place is kind of basic. It's like a big classroom without Wi-Fi, food, sports, or a clinic. There's a media room with computers and a recording spot, but not everyone can use it only a few students and teachers.