Review of mcc

The environment of the college is good. If one is interested in extracurriculars they can get a good exposure.

The combination provided by the arts stream, ie, hjtt (history, journalism, travel, and tourism). Also, the college ranks top 12 in art colleges, all over India. It is well known for its extracurricular events. Gives a great opening and market for people in the fashion industry. The college is known as the fashion hub of the city.

I personally love and am very interested in the topics my course focusses on. For travel and tourism, we covered each of the continents and their top 15 destinations. For journalism, we focus on theory as well as practicals. We were asked to make a magazine, which gave us a lot of knowledge as well as something for the resume.

The college provides recommendation letters with the signature of the HOD. However, we are supposed to go out there and get the internship.

The college has a campus recruitment. It also makes us go through campus recruitment training, which is very helpful and we learn things that are very important to know. The college provides good job opportunities. Even if one only has a bachelors degree.

One thing that MCC is famous for is the events. Cul-ah is the popular inter college event. It's a three-day thing, and it is way too amazing. Anybody in Bangalore, even from other colleges should witness it. Popular celebrities and DJs visit the college. Too cool.

It is very different for different courses. In BA-HJTT, I paid about 60000 for a year, which is about 30000 per semester. So i could say it is pretty affordable. Probably because it is a Christian institution. Some people can also pay it in two advances.

No, I have not availed a scholarship and have no idea related to its availability. You can pay your fees in installments maybe though.

It's a girls college. So, technically no gender bias. Extracurriculars are exceptionally good at my college. Practicals/Lab classes are also rich in information. There are regular talks held by the industry experts, interesting debates and motivational speakers.

There is one hostel, with very limited seats. A new hostel is under renovation, so let's see how it comes out. The mess food is the only thing I absolutely dislike about the college. There are several canteens at several places across the campus. Most of them are overpriced and unhygienic.

Nope, not very much. There is no way to reach the alumni so without having personal contact info, it's not beneficial.

We have our CIA(continuous internal assessment) of 30 marks. We generally have an assignment or two, worth ten marks each and have 5 marks for attendance. We have our end semesters holding 70 marks. Then it is all brought down to 100 marks in total.

Direct admission based on the merit list. On a first come and first serve basis. Every course has a certain percentage, and once you have that percentage, youre in. One has to be physically present in college with the marksheet, the very next day of declaration of results.

Knowledgeable. They are experts in the industry, having first-hand knowledge. They know how to teach. They know how to grab our attention, even when the classes get long. They focus on us understanding the curriculum rather than us just mugging it up.