What Students Say
Likes
- Lectures provided by renowned journalists and professors.
- Practical classes are conducted more than theory classes.
- Can use different equipment related to the field of journalism and mass communication.
Dislikes
- Apart from professors, the faculty team is not that good there.
- can't get better placement at a recognized news channel or any other company.
- Administration office is not that supportive as per my experience.
Course Curriculum Overview
The practical sessions and use of the different equipment influenced my decision to choose this course. The curriculum prepares me very well for real-world applications or further academic pursuits. The course curriculum and teaching methods are great there, so there is no need for improvements. During covid-19 pandemic, the institute conducted online exams in which there are around 100 questions (MCQ type) which we need to completed within 2hrs and 30 minutes.
Fees and Financial Aid
I have paid 60,000 fees per year to NRAI School of Mass Communication for the Bachelor's in Journalism and Mass Communication, which is a three-year course. The registration fee is around 10,000 at that time. Moreover, some of my batchmates pay less or more than me, as per their financial status. I am unaware of any scholarships or financial aid this institute provides.
Campus Life
Film festivals are conducted, which are good for enhancing our skills. The facilities and technological provisions within the classrooms are good. There are no sports or extracurricular activities offered on campus. Student-run social groups, clubs, or student portals, paid a huge impact on student life.
Admission
No, I haven't applied to the other colleges. I choose this college because of its course curriculum and lectures by professional and experienced journalists and professors. No, I didn't get a rejection from other colleges. You can visit the official website of the college for the admission process.
Faculty
At NRAI School of Mass Communication, I have opted for a bachelor's in journalism and mass communication, which is a three-year course. The faculty-to-student ratio is 1:10. As per my experience, the faculty-to-student relationship is formal and I have face problems while approaching some of the faculties. The faculty members I liked are Bharat Bhusan and Mamta Sharma as they are very approachable and support students. There are a total of 6 exams, which was easy for me. None of the students fail to clear the exams. The course curriculum is very relevant.
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