Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Strengths Interdisciplinary Approach: BMM typically includes subjects like journalism, advertising, public relations, media studies, and communication theories, offering a well-rounded understanding of the media industry. Practical Orientation: Many curricula emphasize hands-on learning through projects, internships, and workshops, preparing students for real-world challenges. Relevance to Industry: Subjects like digital media, content creation, and branding address current trends and skills in demand. Focus on Communication Skills: The program develops essential communication and critical thinking skills, applicable across various careers. Limitations Outdated Content: Some universities still have syllabi that do not fully reflect the rapidly evolving media landscape, particularly in areas like AI, data analytics, and digital marketing. Limited Technical Skills: While creative aspects are often covered, the curriculum may lack focus on technical proficiencies such as video editing, analytics tools, or programming skills for multimedia platforms.

Being a student of this very college in junior College, our teachers influenced us into choosing the college for degree as well. June ma'am of psychology was really nice to us and encouraged us to choose psychology in mithibai College. Many students from different cities come mithibai because of it's amazing psychology department.

Our college also give placement offers but it's less very placement offers only some students only gelt placement offers but yes our college give placement offers to their students in very good fields

The training and placement cell of the college is extremely good. It provides internships from 2nd year only which helps the students to add more experience to thier resumes which makes a greater chance for the students during the placement. The college also conducts various career oriented programs for the students.

The course curriculum was quite moderate, and understandable. Psychology faculty take you to the industrial visit where the real application we can see clearly. Difficulty level is good for the students.

Actually I wanted to take psychology but I didn't get the seats so I took philosophy but then I realised philosophy is a very interesting subject and it reaches us a lot about the moral dilemmas that we face in our day to day life and how we should deal with it . Also, they give us a lot of time to write during our exam they give us 1 hr to write a 30 mark exam

The course syllabus is extremely relevant to todays world and includes topics that about ongoing situations and incidents. The course is comprehensive and prepares students to understand real life scenarios and how to perform under pressure

I actually never had interest in science or commerce which left me with this option, i.e. ARTS. But after my 12th boards my vision for this got clear and I developed much interest in this course. The course boast my confidence in what I'll do in real world out there.

Curriculum is comprehensive and relevant, its easy to understand as well and pretty intresting but at the end those are all jujst theories, so more role play exercises, practical experience is really important, which 1 teacher among 3 provides a lot, so its fun to learn that way

I am majoring in English Literature and Psychology. Both these subjects have given me a new perspective to look at. I chose this subject simply out of curiosity and I'm happy that I did that. I was able to study this subject in depth and I would be able to apply this knowledge in real life situation as well. According to the new NEP, the semester will be of 1 hour for each subject. My pattern was for the Old NEP, in which we had 100 marks paper for each subject. The difficulty level was moderate and reasonable for all the subjects.