Academics
Academics is actually good here. Most professors are very helpful and explain things well. The syllabus covers a lot about journalism and media trends, but they should include more practical stuff like real-life reporting. Assignments are useful but sometimes feel too much. Overall, I’m learning a lot, but they could make it more exciting.
College Infra
The campus is fine, but not as fancy as I imagined. Classrooms are basic, and the ACs don’t work sometimes. The library is small but has enough books for journalism students. Wi-Fi is available, but it’s slow most of the time. Canteen food is okay-ish, but not much variety. Overall, it’s manageable but could be better in some ways.
Campus Life
Campus life is quite fun. There are fests, debates, and cultural activities which I love participating in. The crowd here is chill, and you’ll find people from all over India, which makes it interesting. The vibe is friendly, but sometimes it feels like the college is too small for big events.
Placements
Placements are not so great for journalism. Mostly, students have to look for internships on their own, and not many big media houses visit. The offers are around ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 per month, which isn’t great in Delhi. If you want a good job, you’ll need to hustle on your own after graduation.
Value For Money
The fees are reasonable compared to other journalism colleges, but with the kind of placements and infrastructure they offer, it doesn’t feel completely worth it. If they invest more in facilities and tie-ups with media companies, it would make a big difference. Still, it’s not too bad for the cost.