NITTE Institute of Communication - NICO

Admission: The teachers are super friendly and helpful. They really know their stuff. The course teaches you a lot about media and communication. Instead of exams, they focus on assignments. Plus, they don't care much about your grades.

Placement: The college doesn't offer placements right away. This course teaches you, and then you can decide what to do next. Placements are not great here. If you want good placements, don't come here. This college focuses on learning, so you have to figure out your own path. During the three-year course, you'll learn about media and communication.

Campus: The classrooms and campus are really nice. The labs and library are top-notch, just like at other big colleges. But the Wi-Fi in the hostel is not great. They say we'll get fast internet, but it's not true. Even mobile networks have problems here. The guys' hostel is kinda old. Good thing the bus is free for all students.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know a lot. The curriculum is great for preparing us for our careers. We have exams every semester, both inside and outside of the college. To take the external exams, we need to pass the internal ones and get at least 75%.

Placement: Most students find jobs after graduation, around 80% of them. They work in big companies like NDTV and TIMES NOW. This course is tough but rewarding. Getting placed in good companies is common. Public relations is a popular job choice. I heard one of our alumni worked on the movie 777 Charlie as an assistant director.

Campus: The college and hostel have Wi-Fi. The college has 2 labs with Mac computers and a library with JSTOR. They also offer free bus service for students. In the hostel, there are both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned rooms, and the food is good. There is also a paakashala facility available.