MCC - Madras Christian College Chennai Answered Questions

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is definitely an easier option in comparison to Engineering degree. BBA is a job oriented program which prepares you for supervisory roles in various kind of industries. With 4 to 6 years experience you can grow into managerial role. If you want to start your career as a Manager then you must do MBA after BBA degree.

If you are asking about the fee details, then:
Semester 1: Rs. 46000,
Semester 2: Rs. 29000,
Semester 3: Rs. 35000,
Semester 4: Rs. 29000,
Semester 5: Rs. 31000 and
Semester 6: Rs. 29000.
The fee pattern might vary but the overall amount would pretty much be the same. If you are asking details on what you'd learn in the course., then these are the topics that are specified in the syllabus:
Semester 1: Art and Design Studies, Internet and New Technologies, Introduction To Visual Communication.
Semester 2: Advertising, Basics Of 2D Administration, Media Effects and Cultural Studies.
Semester 3: Film Studies, Multi-media Design, News Gathering and Presentation, Presentation Skills, Script Writing and Visual Culture.
Semester 4: Basic Photography, Public Relations, Understanding the Visual, Web Designing and Publishing.
Semester 5: 3D Modelling and Animation. Media Management and Television Production.
Semester 6: Advertising Campaign, Advertising Film, CD Based Magazine, Documentary, Internship, Final Project
You will provided either this or that options. For example: Advertising or Script Writing as you complete the basics. So you won't be studying everything.
Let me be honest with you, if you are looking to learn all these things thoroughly from the college, then you will be very disappointed. As a visual communication student myself, I don't think I was taught to my satisfaction. But on the other hand, the staffs are extremely friendly (If you behave to their liking). They are more open to compromises as you travel down the road. You can socialize a lot because the college holds such a friendly atmosphere. You can expand your contacts (For both personal and professional purposes) and if you are confident that you can self-learn the things you want to master and only need a pleasant atmosphere to make memories and learn some worthy stuff in the process, then MCC is one of the best places to be. Hope my answer helped .

Hi,
I am a Visual Communication student, but I do have a friend in B.Sc tourism and travel management. Rest assured, I always get jealous of him. I don't know the technical information, but I could say that the department is doing splendid. They keep going for trips and every time I find my friend bragging about his course. I could say that they are indeed learning and experiencing a lot. So on answering your question, yes. This is a great college for B.Sc in tourism and travel management. But, a word of advice. I'm writing through experience and not practical data. Yes there is proof that they went on several trips. The students always talk as if they feel fulfilled by the course. But those are just talks and I can only assume. But since this is a matter of career, I advice you to visit the college and ask some of the students from the course directly before making career decisions. Hope my answer helped.

Hi Pranjal,
Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another.
For list of colleges offering BA Economics, kindly refer the link below:
http://goo.gl/lZqIdA
Kindly filter out the branch / college / location as desired from the above link.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.