MCC Chennai Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

.I choose this course for to write upsc exams Economics is the major subject in upsc and I love economics from my school it'self so i prefer this course.... and currently I am doing good so I will sure that I will write upsc exam and i get clear with the subject knowledge

As per the india education system i don't think any specific curriculum prepares you for the world , it's just we pay for the 3 years of time and a certificate to prove people we are something, and the teaching method is nothing but reading the book and saying it out loud.

The wide range of texts available in the curriculum urged me to choose this particular course in the college. Unlike most colleges, the course had a unique approach towards English literature that fascinated me. The curriculum prepared me for real world challenges quite well as it helped me communicate and to write better. The frequency of examinations are quite minimal with two internal exams and one semester exam each semester. The third internal exam will be an assignment out of which the best out of three will be taken for evaluation.

i had applied for viscom but i didn't get it. so i chose journalism in mcc. Journalism is not like all the othe courses. It is more than important to make us ready to face the harsh outside world and thats what this department does.

Curriculum are well advanced. They also includes practical learning in it for all science field and for arts we use to have subject related survey to conduct. This ensures public interaction and real life learning. Field trips are made. In 6 months of a semester 2 written exams would be conducted on 2 months gap in it. Practical projects are made.

The curriculum is good and as of my department the curriculum is so nice and kinda has many practical applications, still in my point of view I guess the written exam curriculum could be more relevant to the new media, it is mostly based on history, history is good.... Tbh I love 'em still it is mostly based on history and it could be better if it also suits the modern era

From 4-5 semester onwards you can go ahead for the placements. There are top notch companies hiring on campus. Also, there are placements in which everyone can participate from every department. The college's chairman is MRF's CEO which has helped the college gain it's one of its kind Innovation Centre.

I am currently in semester 5th and you become eligible for placement information and application as you enter your final year in my case which is 3rd year for undergraduate programes i am still in my starting of the semester so there are not many companies i know but some of them are siri sankara global academy, myways ai, grant Thornton bharabharat llp, gtt barclays and tns capgemini and as its just my starting of the final year there are many more to come. Around 80% of students get placements every year in our course. The highest salary package offered is 6 LPA. The average salary package is 4.5 LPA, and the lowest salary package is 2 LPA. Zoho, TCS, Deloitte, Sutherland, Wipro, and Accenture are the top recruiting companies. I personally am not too sure about my future i have many plans and interests but i don't know what to do right now but hopefully i will be more sure about it in my final semester or as i finish my degree.

With respect to BA degrees there are ample placements provided for students in various renowned firms but since most of the students opt for higher education, the number of students who get placed afterthe degree is quite less.

Political science syllabus in our college is pretty upgraded. The way it's structured is also pretty good. For a student of Political Science, they first gives us an introduction of the discipline theoretically explaining the subject before moving to it's real life examples. Out syllabus covers almost everything that is required for a Political Science graduate. Faculties make it even more effective using assignments and their lectures. We also have inter-disciplinary courses.