LJIMC: Learning, Life, and Leisure

The course curriculum is relevant and fairly comprehensive, which influenced in my decision to choose this course and college. It covers core media subjects and practical subjects that are useful for real world exposure as well as studies. Exams are conducted frequently, with internals every 2 months and a finak exam at the end of the semester. the exam is not at all difficult but the time is less

Course: Bmc (Bachelour of Media & Communication) College: LJ institute of media and communication Duration: 3 years The yearly fees of this course is approximately 92,000, making the total course fees upto 2.76 lakhs The fees structure is charged on yearly basis. The fees includes tuition fees, admission and registration charges. A refundable caution deposit is also charged at the time of the admission. The fee structure is largely uniform across categories such as General, OBC, SC, and Students from reserved categories mainly benefit from government scholarships like post-matric and merit-cum-need scholarships, which help reduce the financial burden. The fees have remained consistent, with possibility of slight increase for the upcoming batches

Campus life has been active and enjoyable, with several student- centric events like kalanjali, escaype, LJ cup, Cineverse and Mr&Ms Lj and many more events like these which encouarges student meets and interactions. The library is associated with adequate textbooks and refernces books, novels and many more types of books classrooms are equipped with projectors and basic technologies. the campus also offers sports and extra curricular activities such as LJ cup

I never did apply to any other colleges as i wanted to be in gujarat and also wanted a budget friendly university with a good course and i got what i wanted and this is actually i wanted there is no as such eligbility just 10+2 and any exams are accepted mainly 10th and 12th and 50% cutoff for admission

The faculty at the campus are student friendly and very approachable, with a good faculty-to-student ratio allows proper interactions. Teachers are both supportive and willing to help both academically and personally. Some of the best faculty members I've come across are Ms. Aditi Verma Mr. Hardik Solanki Mr. Rishank Joshi I liked them because they explain the concept clearly, are understanding and maintaining a positive relationships with students. I never faced any issues with any of the faculty members till now

After classes students wind up at tea post which is inside the campus or near rajwadi which is outside the campus. The locality is safe at night there is no types of incidents near, though there aren't many nearby options as there is nothing around the campus except food even that is limited no medical nearby too