NRAI School of Mass Communication

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are qualified to teach us. The teaching was okay, nothing special. The exams were short and simple, just had to write an essay to pass. But the college didn't really help us with finding jobs or internships, which was disappointing.

Placement: The education here is really bad. They don't help us improve our skills or offer any job placements. It seems like all they care about is getting our fees. They promise us a lot before we join, but once we're in, they forget everything. It's disappointing.

Campus: At my college, there's no Wi-Fi, labs, library, medical facilities, sports, or hands-on experience. Basically, nothing much. To top it off, they ask for more money after you graduate. And if you question why they're charging extra fees, they respond rudely.

Admission: I found all the study materials I needed for my course in PDF format on their website, which was super helpful. The teachers are really smart and nice. Exams and semesters are manageable if you put in the effort. They offer online and offline exam options depending on the semester. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Placement: I'm currently studying BJMC at NRAI School of Mass Communication in the morning batch. Around 80% of my classmates have already landed jobs. Our college has connections with News TV 100, various radio stations including Radio Mirchi, local stations, and film industries. These tie-ups have helped many students secure internships. I'm currently doing a paid internship at an agency while attending classes. Many of my peers are also gaining valuable work experience through internships.

Campus: The college has everything like WIFI, recording studios, classrooms, and shooting studios. They throw a cool party for the new students, and it's all well planned. Plus, there are hostel options for PG students. You can grab some delicious food at the shop or dhaba nearby.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They all have master's degrees and lots of experience. The classes are good as long as you're willing to be patient and show up.

Placement: During my time at college, I learned that practical experience is key. The more connections you have, the better opportunities you'll get. The college provides internship contacts, but sometimes you have to reach out on your own to see results.

Campus: The infrastructure at the college wasn't the best. Wi-Fi was available, but not every student had the password. The classrooms were okay. The library had a book cupboard in the classroom, which was cool. There were two canteens near the college and one at the back. Food was available at the canteens.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super helpful and kind. They know their stuff and teach based on real-life experiences. We do a lot of hands-on stuff instead of just reading from textbooks. Plus, all the teachers have experience in the media industry. It's really cool!

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Around half of us got jobs. We have companies like Aaj Tak, NDTV, and more coming in. Everyone gets internships, and we can do stuff like content writing and video production.

Campus: The campus isn't the best, but it's not the worst either. The classrooms have AC, and there are computers and media equipment available. The studio is great for practice. The classes aren't huge, but they're not too cramped either. The only downside is that the washrooms could be cleaner.

Admission: One of my favorite classes was with Anjana Om Kashyap as a guest faculty. The college brings in really good teachers for us. They've got teachers who've worked in different places, like other universities and the media.

Placement: I'm happy to say that most students got placed in top news agencies like India News, NDTV, and Aaj Tak. They offered roles like associate producer, senior anchor, and radio jockey. The highest salary was 5 LPA, and the average was between 2.5-4 LPA. It's great to see my peers landing such cool jobs!

Campus: The college has great facilities, like classrooms and practice studios. They have weekly sessions for practicing anchoring, RJ, and outdoor shoots for short films or documentaries. There's a small canteen on the ground floor with a few snack options.

Admission: I took classes in mass communication and media studies like journalism and mass communication. They had a diploma, bachelor's, and master's in journalism and mass communications.

Placement: I really liked how small startups came to our college for internships. It was a great way to kickstart our careers. After that, we could also work in the college's production house. They encouraged us to find our own internships and jobs, which was cool. We ended up getting jobs because of what we learned, not just because of the college's name. It was a good experience overall.

Campus: The college building has three floors. There's a reception office, a sound recording studio, and three big classrooms. Our classrooms have comfy chairs and AC. The recording studio is in good shape with all the equipment we need.