Dushyant Sharma's Review On Seamedu School Of Pro-Expressionism, Bangalore

I wanted a degree course that's the only reason for selecting this college. Anyone can get admission if they have any knowledge about music production. My friend recommended it to me. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone if they seriously wanna learn audio engineering, I'd say learn online or go to some sound guy and become an intern.

Faculty has done a diploma and they are teaching for a degree course. I wanted a degree course and that's the only reason for selecting this college. 1:60, but around 10 guys left the course. Exams were easy and needed almost no study to pass. Exams were conducted with a short notice of 2-3 days usually. Sometimes they tell 1 week prior.

To sit in placements you need to have 80-85% attendance and you should've scored more than 65%. Very few sit in the placements, few companies are nice and popular which offer a good salary. I'll either be an intern somewhere or I'll go to Europe to pursue a master's in sound engineering as there is no college in India that offers a master's in this course.

2,40,000 is the seamedu fees, 10,000 is the college fees, Exam fees is 2500 per semester. You need to get 80-85% to apply for a scholarship. College won't let us sit for placement until our attendance is 80-85% and marks above 65%.

No fest, no availability of any book till date in college. Just a Mac lab with softwares and a mid-budget studio. Few group activities used to happen in 1st sem and later they didn't organize any. Covid happened

Students have to create a video of them doing any sound-related activity, it can be djing, production, live sound, etc. Then a faculty person will ask few questions and then it's done, nothing hard. They will take anyone who can pay the fees.