The Delhi School of Communication

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and know their stuff. We get to learn from guest speakers who actually work in the field we're studying for, which is awesome. The course covers a lot of different topics that help us with all aspects of life. I even took classes on 'sex ed' and 'ethics', which not all colleges offer. We also got to do two internships to figure out what industry we're into. It's been a great learning experience overall.

Placement: Most of us got placed after college. Big companies like FCB and Ogilvy came to hire interns. PR students got placed the most. Companies like Lexicon, Perfect Relations, and Edelman were happy with us. The placement cell, where I worked, helped students and companies. Almost everyone got internships. Our students now work in PR, Advertising, and Social Media.

Campus: The campus here is decent, but could use some upgrades. The Wi-Fi is pretty slow and needs improvement. They talk about having a huge campus, but it's more about quality than size. DSC focuses on preparing us for the industry, which is what really matters. They may not have the biggest campus, but they do a great job getting us ready for the real world.

Admission: The teachers at DSC were super supportive. They always went above and beyond to assist us, whether it was about our studies or personal stuff. The courses at DSC are top-notch, especially the integrated marketing communications one. It really gives you a full picture of everything.

Placement: The placements were awesome! All of us got jobs in top companies a couple of months before graduation. Big names in PR and advertising came for recruitment. Besides, we also had two internships while studying.

Campus: The classrooms and library are really nice with good stuff. The food in the canteen is top-notch too. The staff and teachers are super helpful and they make sure students are well taken care of, especially during medical emergencies. There are PG options close to the college which is convenient.

Admission: I really like how DSC brings in industry professionals to teach most of the courses. They have so much real-world knowledge to share, which makes learning more interesting. I think the mix of theory and hands-on exercises in the curriculum is what makes this college stand out.

Placement: I had a great internship experience in PR and digital stuff at DSC. They offer 100% placements, which is awesome. The school is known for its PR and Advertising programs, and the alumni are all over the place in the industry. You get to do 2 internships of your choice before landing a job, which really helps you understand how things work.

Campus: At DSC, you really feel like part of a big family. Everyone here is super friendly and supportive. It's a cozy place where students from all over the country come together to learn and grow. It's a great community to be a part of!

Admission: The mix of industry pros and regular teachers gives us a great balance of book smarts and real-world skills. Our classes cover both theory and hands-on stuff like presentations. They start from scratch and teach us how things work in the real world, setting us up for success in our future jobs.

Placement: All of us in my group got jobs in good companies related to our field. The college helped us a lot to prepare for interviews and always had our backs. The placement team is awesome and the teachers are really supportive. They reach out to all the top colleges for placements.

Campus: The college makes the most of its campus space. We do everything from making films to selling stuff there. It gives us a taste of the real industry. Our campus isn't huge like some others, but we care more about the quality of education than the size.

Admission: I really like the course. It gives you both theory and hands-on experience. The teachers know their stuff, and you can chat with professionals working in the field, which helps you understand what it's really like out there.

Placement: The college helps students find jobs in both summer and winter. They promise all students will get jobs, but how good the job is depends on your skills. It's hard to say the typical salary because it varies.

Campus: The campus is okay for what you need, but it could use some upgrades. It's not huge, so you can find your own spot. There are good and bad things about it. The area around could be nicer, but that doesn't bother me much. The canteen needs a makeover to have comfier seating.

Admission: I really like the course curriculum at our college. The teachers are super knowledgeable and really good at what they do. We get to talk to the dean directly, which is cool because it means they really care about us. There aren't too many students in each batch, so we get a lot of attention. The stuff we learn is all practical and useful for our future careers. It's cool how they use real-world examples in everything we do.

Placement: I loved that almost all students in each batch landed jobs in big PR and advertising companies such as MSL, JWT (Wunderman Thompson), Hakuhodo, Lowe Lintas, and more. They make sure each student gets 2 internships as part of the course. These internships help us apply what we learned in class to real-life situations. It's cool that we do internships while in college, so we get to learn and work at the same time.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is simple but works really well. Getting there can be a bit tough due to traffic, but it's in a central location close to IGNOU. There's no hostel, but you can find PGs and flats for rent nearby.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome  we've got in-house faculty and industry experts. They really know their stuff. The courses are spot on for what the industry needs. They balance theory and hands-on learning really well. We cover everything from PR and advertising to marketing and research, even cool stuff like data analytics. It's a great mix of subjects!

Placement: The job placements this year were awesome. Everyone got placed in top companies like MSL, Group M, Edelman, and Havas Media. We had a bunch of choices like sales, marketing, and PR. The average salary was around 5-6 LPA. It was a great year for placements!

Campus: The facilities here are really cool. The library has books for our classes and more. Wi-Fi is always on for our presentations. Classrooms are comfy with AC. The cafeteria serves yummy food at good prices. Love it here!

Admission: I really like the course curriculum here. It's cool because we learn about all aspects of marketing like advertising, public relations, client servicing, events, media buying, and planning. It's like a 360-degree view of the whole industry.

Placement: I really like how our college helps us with getting jobs in communication. They guarantee 100% placements, which is awesome. The average salary they offered was around 4 LPA. Plus, we get to do an apprenticeship and internship before the final placements. It totally boosts our confidence and skills for interviews.

Campus: I really like my college because it has everything I need. There's free Wi-Fi, a library, and a rooftop cafeteria. Even though the building is small, the people here are cool. It's a great place to learn and hang out with friends.

Admission: The teachers knew their stuff and were really helpful. They taught the course well, with a good mix of theory and hands-on stuff. The exams were a bit challenging, but not too bad. We also had cool things like seminars, field trips, and guest speakers. Overall, it was a great learning experience.

Placement: Around 60-80% of students in our course found jobs after graduating.

Campus: Our college had lots of space, and the classrooms were in good shape. They had projectors too. The library was pretty good with plenty of books and research papers to use.

Admission: I really liked how DSC had a mix of in-house and external teachers. The in-house ones taught us theory well, and were always there to help. The external ones gave us a taste of how things work in the real world. It made learning fun and interesting.

Placement: I had the opportunity to do an apprenticeship at some great companies. A lot of top brands came to our campus for placements, giving me a chance to connect with good companies. The apprenticeship program was especially helpful in gaining practical experience.

Campus: The college campus is small, but it actually helped us get creative and use the resources well. It also gave us a focused environment to study and work together. Besides the size, the college has good facilities too.