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Green Park, Delhi

3.6 /5

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Private Institute
Estd. 2001

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NRAI School of Mass Communication
Students Ratings & Reviews

3.6/5

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Riya Chandel Verified Icon

Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication - Batch of 2023

3.6

4Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Average but one can go for it.

Placements: The placements are quite good. About half of the total students got placed. Many companies and the media industry visit the campus. Some of them are Aaj Tak, NDTV, NBT Times, etc. Internships are given to all the students. Students get selected for various roles like content writing, video production, etc.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is not that good, but it's also not that bad. Classes are air-conditioned. Media equipment and computers are there. The studio is also available for practice. Classes are not much spacious, but also not congested. The washroom is not clean.

Faculty: The faculty is good and nice. Teachers are very helpful, kind, and lenient. They are knowledgeable and teach with their experiences. They do practicals more in comparison to theories. All the teachers are from some media background holding experience.

Reviewed on 17 Dec 2022Read More

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Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication (B.J.M.C.) - Batch of 2020

3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life

One of the good mass communication colleges in Delhi.

Placements: Small-scale startups visited the college where students can begin their career with internships. Later we got opportunities to work in the production house run by our college itself. Then, the college asked us to look for internships and jobs on our own. However, we got jobs because of the knowledge we attained but not with the help of our college's reputation.

Infrastructure: It's just a building with three floors having a reception office, sound recording studio and three big classrooms. Our classrooms are well-furnished with separate chairs and air conditioners. The sound recording studio is well maintained, and we have all the equipment available here.

Faculty: They particularly offer courses related to mass communication and media studies such as a diploma in journalism and mass communication, bachelors in journalism and mass communication, and masters in journalism and mass communications.

Reviewed on 4 Apr 2019Read More

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Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication (M.J.M.C.) - Batch of 2016

4.2

2Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life

Other: It was very good experience. The infrastructure of college was very good and the faculty was also very good. The good thing about this college is after one year you can do the internship in the news channels. So we can get the experience of 1 year during the course.

Reviewed on 6 Apr 2016Read More

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Karishma

Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication (B.J.M.C.) - Batch of 2022

2.6

3Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money

I am absolutely dissatisfied with it.

Placements: There are actually 20 to 25 students total in BJMC and in MJMC. I paid Rs. 30,000 for one semester, which is okay, but I have never seen them respect that money. The top course offered is anchoring. It provides a diploma and a degree. Even though students can change their courses in between.

Infrastructure: There is no Wi-Fi in the institute, no library, and no eating area. Classrooms are okay, and ACs are not working, which gives such a negative vibe.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, but there is no timetable for classes. The course curriculum is not relevant, and it does not make students industry-ready at all. Our exams are held online. Student cheat in their exam as there is no camera visibility in that. There are no passing marks, and any attendance is not recorded there. We never know which teacher will come today and teach us. Even though we do not have our books. They share notes.

Other: I want to build my career in journalism, so I chose this course. There are many good things about the course, but nothing in this institute. It can improve their way of talking, teaching skills, and attendance procedure. I mean, they should be a little strict and passionate towards their work.

Reviewed on 5 Jul 2025Read More

Ekta Chauhan

Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication (B.J.M.C.) - Batch of 2024

4.4

5Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Absolutely good placements and facilities.

Placements: So basically, I am pursuing a BJMC course in the NRAI School of Mass Communication. I am in the morning batch, and 80% of my class is placed. If I am talking about recruiting companies, our institute has tie-ups with News TV 100, lots of radio stations like Radio Mirchi, some local stations, and some film industries. It's a good tie-up with companies, and now that I am continuing with my studies and classes, I am doing a paid internship with an agency, and lots of other students are also doing their internships.

Infrastructure: Facilities include WIFI, recording studios, classrooms, shooting studios, etc. They give a fresher party to the new batch, which is fully organized and well performed. Also, hostel facilities are available for PG. For food, you can find a shop or a dhaba just outside the institute that serves tasty and worthwhile food.

Faculty: As notes and study material related to my course, they provide PDFs, all of which I got from their websites, and it was really helpful for me. The faculty were very qualified and knowledgeable, with a humble and kind nature. You can really go for it, and yes, exams and semesters are not so hard or easy if you are really concentrating on your studies. Exam facilities are available, both online and offline, according to the semester and school director.

Other: I chose this course because I want to become a RJ, a script writer, or a content writer, and I found this course in a nearby location.

Reviewed on 18 Apr 2023Read More

Abhishek

Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication (B.J.M.C.) - Batch of 2022

1Placements1Infrastructure1Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money

Absolutely bad college. No placements, no faculty, zero resoact students, no hostels, no campus.

Placements: the education here is not good at all. Nor are students told any way to develop their skills, nor are any placements given here. Here students are remembered only for fees, and different types of dreams are sold to get into college. In aur college thay offer you lots off role before admission but after admission thay forget everything.

Infrastructure: In my college neai thair is no Wi-Fi and no labs, no library, no medical, no sports, no precticle, nothing. Infact after graduation thay will ask more money for your degree. And whan you will ask that why you are charging this fees, thay will react rude.

Faculty: Some teachers are helpful with good knoladge thay are qualified to teach students, teaching was normal but not good. Exam was short and simple nothing special in exam. And essay to pass. Infact college did not help you to get job and internships wrost.

Other: I choose B.J.M.C. because it was my dream to become a journalist but I salect wrong college to fulfill my dreams thay brok me down. Best thing about B.J.M.C. that you will work for people. Thair is nothing in aur collagr no events, no fest, no crowd, no campus.

Reviewed on 7 Jan 2023Read More

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What are the courses offered at NRAI School of Mass Communication?

Answered 8 months ago

NRAI School of Mass Communication offers a variety of courses to the candidates and these courses are offered at a Certification, UG Diploma, and PG Diploma course levels. Check out some of the popular courses that candidates can choose from in the admission process:

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saurya snehal

Contributor-Level 10

Which institute should I choose between AJK MCRC and NRAI School of Mass Communication for PG Diploma?

Answered 9 months ago

AJK MCRC and NRAI School of Mass Communication offer full-time PG Diploma courses in Delhi. While NRAI School of Mass Communication offers a PG Diploma in Mass Communication, AJK MCRC offers a PG Diploma is three specialisations. These specialisations are Broadcast Technology, Still Photography & Vi

Himanshi Pandey

Contributor-Level 10

Can I get direct admission in BJMC at NRAI School of Mass Communication?

Answered 9 months ago

NRAI School of Mass Communication does offer direct admission to the BJMC course based on the candidate's performance in the last qualifying exam. There is no entrance exam required to get shortlisted for the BJMC course. Candidates just need Class 12 in any stream (Medical, Non-Medical, Commerce, o

Parul Gulati

Contributor-Level 10

Can I get direct admission in PG Diploma at NRAI School of Mass Communication?

Answered 9 months ago

NRAI School of Mass Communication does offer direct admission to the PG Diploma course based on the candidate's performance in the last qualifying exam. There is no entrance exam required to get shortlisted for the PG Diploma course. Candidates just need Bachelor's Degree in any stream (Medical, Non

Ranjeeta Rai

Contributor-Level 10

Are admission forms out for BJMC course at NRAI School of Mass Communication?

Answered 9 months ago

NRAI School of Mass Communication has started accepting application forms for the three-year BJMC. However, admission dates for the same are not out yet. Interested candidates can fill out the online and offline application form with all the required details and submit it with an application fee of

Abhishek Rastogi

Contributor-Level 9