Ankita Singhal's Review On Madhu Bala Institute Of Communication & Electronic Media - [MBICEM], New Delhi

The college management was good and receptive about student issues. We could easily walk up to them for any kind of problems.

I sat for GGSIPU entrance exam for BJMC. My rank was 108 and though I came under Outside Delhi category (faridabad resident) .I was selected in the first counseling round itself.

The course curriculum was thorough but there werent any readymade books to follow. Our teachers used to put a lot of effort in writing notes for us after going through a lot of research. Those notes were so spot on that we used to swear by our college notebooks for external examinations as well.

Our teachers used to give references for internships. But we used to look out for jobs and internships ourselves.

There were no placements arranged by college at that point of time. We used to discuss our work of interest and talents with our teachers and they used to guide and counsel us on our career paths. Though there was no compulsory support provided it was dependent on the rapport you build with your faculty and then they used to refer you at some places. Not sure about today.

The college did not provide any scholarship support when I was part of it (2005-08). Educational loans were although available from leading banks but I do not know any student that have applied for loans.

There were more girls than boys in our class. Students from all kinds of backgrounds be it science, commerce or arts were there. There was a WALL where students used to contribute their creative stuff be it articles, news, poems, photographs, etc. Film screening, dramatics workshops, Anugoonj event, photo walks were part and parcel of college learning.

There were internal and external examinations. Practical examinations were more hectic as we had to submit our projects. For written exams we were thorough because of our interactive classroom sessions and were never really worried about it. In one semest