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B.A.(1 course) | 56.2 KGet Fee Details |
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| The Week | 12 | 13 |
| India Today | 16 | – / – |
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Aaron Cherian 
B.A. in Journalism - Batch of 2027
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3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Madras Christian College: a colorful experience .
Placements: According to the seniors, the placement solely depends on your merit, but again, the college has enough exposure for each course, so it's easy for placements and applying. The college is ranked in the top 10, and the companies do prioritize the college, and they even conduct internship fairs for students to apply.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is amazing and up to par, the college being amongst the jungle, it just blends in, making the ambience of the infrastructure better; the washrooms/toilets are great and well maintained, and there is a lounge specially and only for female students. The canteen is good too; even the library is amazing. It has multiple research sections for students.
Faculty: The faculty members are amazing and very friendly; they don't treat a student like an outsider. The curriculum for journalists is based on real-life cases and situations, and the exams are difficult and different based on the very curriculum.
There are 3 internals and one final examination in a semester.
Out of 3, the best 2 are taken and accumulated with the final examination.
Reviewed on 13 Nov 2024Read More
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Preetha kumaresan
B.A. in Journalism - Batch of 2021
4
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Excellent infrastructure and highly recommended college.
Placements: Students placed in my course is higher than I thought, many students got placed and had the chance to be placed in top companies. About 85%of students got placements, many students got placed as an Editor, in Newsroom and also as a Anchor, Interviewer, It was worth to study the course, as this course involves searching, which was really fun and helped me gain more knowledge.
Infrastructure: The hostel facilities are available and the food quality, canteen, medical facilities everything is very good. Sports and games are also conducted in a high range, they do have a wide range of books in library and the classrooms are also big. Our college provides Wi-Fi for students, faculty members and all the other staff in the campus. They do have Wi-Fi in Library, classrooms, computer labs.
Faculty: The teaching is overall good as the faculty members are highly experienced, and they also help the students in extracurricular activities. The curriculum is also related to the course and the exams are in semester pattern and pass percentage is above 90%. The curriculum seems more theoretical and if you want to be a specialist in journalism, you can consider taking B.J.
Other: The best thing in MCC is the fest, cultural programs and extracurricular activities. We can enjoy the college life throughout the entire course.
Reviewed on 21 Aug 2024Read More
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Anonymous
B.A. in Journalism - Batch of 2026
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MCC: A History of Education and Experience
Placements: 85% is the cutoff percent for my course. You can start doing internships during your course. The college provides a lot of opportunities and placements. Our department provides the best practices for the course. We can major in our interest. The staff provides great help.
Infrastructure: The college has amazing infrastructure; they provide an excellent facility and experience. The college hostel always engages students with cultural and activity events and makes them enjoy their college life. They also place importance on sports and games. Students can enjoy their life.
Faculty: Teachers and staff are very friendly, and they help us develop and mold ourselves for future work experience. The course curriculum is always up-to-date; they consistently update their syllabus. They mold the students for the industry and also help with improving your portfolio.
Other: The college provides many opportunities and also has numerous cultural events.
Reviewed on 20 Jul 2024Read More
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Shilpa Manoj
B.A. in Journalism - Batch of 2023
5
5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
A decision worth taking.
Placements: Almost 90% of our students have been placed in topmost News organizations and agencies like Reuters, The Hindu and Times. Some opt for freelancing. The package starts from 25k- 70k. They work as Reporters, Photo Journalists, News Readers, Anchors and so on.
Infrastructure: The Media centre has 2 shooting rooms for Photography and Videography and 1 Edit suite for RJ. The Millers library houses a vast collection of books for the students' reference. There are 2 computer labs wherein the students are taught about Editing and design in Software like Photoshop and Illustrator.
Faculty: The students are taught and guided by highly qualified professors with Ph.Ds. The curriculum is very much career oriented with practical applications. The 3 year course covers all the aspects of Journalism and New media making students ready to take a sprint in a competitive field like Media.
Other: Our college is very holistic and student oriented. Students are involved in the decision making in the college. The college union society organizes annual cultural events. The well known one is Deepwoods.
Reviewed on 6 Jul 2022Read More
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Shubhra Chakraborty
B.A. in Journalism - Batch of 2020
4
3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life
Overall, the college is good in terms of academics.
Placements: On-campus placements for journalism students are not that regular and often. Few companies like Reuters do come for recruiting graduates, but the students don't turn up for interviews. Apart from on-campus placements, most of the students go for jobs and works of their own choice. Few go for freelancing, few go for post graduation etc. So, in terms of campus placements for journalism students, the college is not very good. But, a compulsory internship has to be done for 60 days during the 6th semester. Even though there is no on-campus placements, students from MCC are working with big and renowned companies like Reuters, The Hindu, India Today, CNN etc.
Infrastructure: When it comes to infrastructure and environment, Madras Christian College is one of the best not only in Chennai but also in entire South India. The college is almost 200 years old, built during the British era. The old high vintage buildings, the long corridors, greenery and the whole campus are thrilling and worth having a walk. The whole campus is spread over 365 acres and is known for its flora and fauna, especially deers and peacocks. The campus has different labs, canteens, lounge etc.
Faculty: MCC is one of the best colleges for Arts in entire India. There are separate faculty members for different departments. Most of them are very friendly and understanding. The department of journalism has 5 faculty members, and they are very strict when it comes to assignments and submissions. Overall, we get to learn a lot. This department has taught me how to keep patience in the worst situations.
Other: Deepwoods is the greatest and most awaited cultural fest conducted every year in February. Students from various colleges come and take part in this. This is the best time to be spent and enjoy in MCC.
Reviewed on 8 May 2019Read More
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Fawaz Jaleel
B.A. in Journalism - Batch of 2012
4.4
3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Other: Madras Christian College offers much more than academics. It is a place to learn, unlearn and re-learn. The students imbibe the skill to take ownership of things and this is a very important for one’s career and life. The faculty is top notch and the exposure students receive is extraordinary. The hostel/ hall life is one of a kind experience that only students of MCC can understand and feel. Some of the famous alumni include Dr. S. Radhakrishan, V.V Giri, Indra Nooyi, Prakash Karat, Gemini Ganeshan etc. The canteens are excellent and run by qualified people. They take the catering for various in-house events and deliver a lavish variety of cuisines. Sports and co-curricular activities have an equal emphasis in MCC.
Reviewed on 6 May 2015Read More
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Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College placement percentage data is not released. However, according to Madras Christian College NIRF report 2023, the trends witnessed during Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College UG 3-year placements over the past three years with respect t
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Nishtha Sharma
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Answered 8 months ago
Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College batch placed data is not released. However, according to Madras Christian College NIRF report 2023, a total of 200 students were placed out of 1,520 students during Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College UG 3-year placements 2022, which
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Dhanya Arora
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Answered a year ago
The B.A placements at the Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College are considered good. According to the MCC NIRF report 2023, in 2022, a total of 200 students from the UG 3-year programme were placed, with a median package of INR 3.25 LPA 3 . This data indicates positive placement outcome
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Aakanksha Singh
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Answered a year ago
The total fees for MCC is around Rs. 56,157.
According to MCC NIRF report 2023, the median package offered during Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College UG 3-year placements 2022 stood at INR 3.25 LPA. Further, a total of 200 students out of 1,520 students were placed during Department o
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Aakanksha Singh
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
The latest cutoff information for admission to the B.A. in Journalism programme at the Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College is 50%.
According to MCC NIRF report 2023, the median package offered during Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College UG 3-year placements 2022 stood at
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Aakanksha Singh
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