First University has a structured admission process involving an initial exam followed by an interview, with 90% of shortlisted candidates being admitted. The teaching staff is highly qualified, with 80% holding doctoral expertise and some having industrial experience, although about 10% may lack adequate knowledge. Faculty are approachable and supportive, aiding students in internships and practical learning through projects and application-based exams. The annual course fee is over one lakh rupees, with total expenses, including hostel and mess, exceeding 2.3 lakh rupees per year.
The BA Mass Communication and Journalism program costs 1 lakh per year, totaling 3 lakhs over three years, with a refundable 10,000 INR caution deposit. While direct placements for journalism are not available, engineering courses do offer placement opportunities. Journalism students must complete a 45-day internship, often independently sourced, though faculty may provide assistance. Internships can be unpaid or offer over 10,000 INR in stipends, and internal internships are available.
Education loans and scholarships are accessible to aid financially, ensuring students have the means to pursue their studies. Despite the lack of direct placements in journalism, the program is well-regarded for its teaching quality.
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