Xavier Institute of Communications

Admission: The teachers were awesome! The course was flexible, and we got to go on field trips often. Our assignments were related to the trips we took. Everything was taught really well, and the course made sense in a practical way.

Placement: So, some non-profit organizations came for placements. The pay wasn't always what we hoped for. It started at around Rs. 15,000 per month. Most students got jobs doing field work instead of research or operations.

Campus: The college facilities are really good. We have computer labs, a photography studio, and a library with lots of different books. The staff are friendly and help us out. The Wi-Fi can be a bit slow, but it's okay. We share a canteen with St. Xavier's College, and the food is decent. Unfortunately, there's no hostel for students here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They support us well and make sure we understand everything. The courses we take are spot on for getting good jobs. The exams are a breeze, and pretty much everyone passes with flying colors.

Placement: I liked that our course had good job opportunities at this college. Some of my friends got hired right after graduation. About 30-35% of students in our course land jobs, with an average salary of 4-6 LPA. Many students end up finding jobs off-campus too.

Campus: The facilities in our college were pretty good. We had everything we needed for our marketing and advertising course. Wi-Fi, library, canteen, sports all right there on campus. I was happy with what the college had to offer.

Admission: The course is well-organized thanks to Mr. Chawla, who puts in a lot of effort. The faculty are experts in the industry and they really care about teaching us. Each module is taught by someone who knows a lot about that area. It's great because we get different opinions and learn a lot from the professors. Also, the support staff are super friendly and always there to help us out.

Placement: The college makes sure all 60 of us get internships with big PR agencies like Genesis Burson-Marsteller, MSL, Text 100, Adfactors, Cohn & Wolfe. Most of us get job offers after our internships. If not, the college helps us find placements at the end of the course. The course head takes care of everything smoothly.

Campus: I really love the campus at St. Xavier's college. The classrooms at XIC are super cool with AC and all. They even have projectors, computers with internet, and speakers. The library has loads of books, and there are 3 IT labs with computers for us to use. Plus, there's a girl's common room, a meeting room, and a lounge for the faculty. The canteen is awesome, too! They have a huge variety of snacks and meals to choose from. The lunch thali isn't the best, but the chaat, pasta, pav bhaji, and south Indian food are all so yummy!

Admission: The teachers at Xavier Institute of Communications all have jobs in the industry, so they really know their stuff. This made the course super practical and helpful. The course structure is packed with lots of info, and there are great opportunities to get experience in the industry.

Placement: The starting salaries in advertising aren't high, but the connections for getting a job are great. The alumni have jobs in big companies and are really helpful. They stay in touch even after we finish the course, which is cool if we want to switch jobs later.

Campus: Studying at St. Xavier's Mumbai campus was a unique experience. The library was awesome, with good technical facilities. The classes were all cozy and comfortable, thanks to the air conditioning. And let's not forget the iconic canteen with amazing food.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They have over 20 years of experience in journalism. The modules they teach are really good and you'll learn a ton from them. The course curriculum is spot on. Most modules are super interesting, but there are a couple that could use some improvement.

Placement: There are no job opportunities for journalism students at our college. Media companies don't come for placements. Only advertising and PR students get placement offers. If you're studying journalism, it's better not to rely on the college for job placements.

Campus: I couldn't find any hostels at XIC, but there are plenty of PG options nearby. The college helps us find PGs, which is super helpful. The campus is really cool, with big classrooms that have everything we need. XIC has two campuses one at Xavier's college and the other at Xavier High School. It only takes 5 minutes to walk between them. Classes switch between the campuses every month, so we get to experience both places.

Admission: The advertising course covers all the important stuff, giving us a good idea of how the industry works. Each part of the course is well organized and thought out. The assignments keep us busy all year, helping us learn even more than what's in the modules. The faculty members are awesome, especially the course coordinator who feels like family.

Placement: I really liked how this college helps us get good jobs in advertising. They work with big companies like Publicizes Group and Dentsu Network. They make sure we all get placed after we graduate. It's cool how they match our skills with what companies need.

Campus: The college has everything you need to learn about advertising. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, labs with the latest software, and a library with lots of books and DVDs. It's a great place to learn and practice your skills.

Admission: The professors were all industry experts, so we got to learn practical stuff instead of just theory. I liked how each module had hands-on projects instead of boring exams. It really helped me grasp the concepts better. Each teacher assigned us a project related to the subject, which was cool and helped me learn more.

Placement: Since this is a course for working professionals, there aren't any placements offered. All of us taking the course already have jobs. People with various backgrounds join to learn about media in today's world.

Campus: The college campus is awesome with top-notch facilities. They have all the latest equipment for a media school. Each classroom has a computer, Wi-Fi, and projectors. I love how they show us ad films in class to help us understand production better. It's way better than just learning theory.