B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication
at NS Patel Arts College, Anand

3.4 /5

(1 Review)

A NAAC accredited
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B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication
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NS Patel Arts College
Overview

B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication is one of the most popular UG level courses of NS Patel Arts College. The duration of the entire course is 3 years. The tuition fees of the NS Patel Arts College B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication is INR 15,000 for the entire course. Check out the various NS Patel Arts College B.Voc courses.

Total Tuition Fees	₹15,000 Get Fees details
Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Type of University	Public-Private

B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication

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B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication
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NS Patel Arts College
Fees

NS Patel Arts College B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication fee is a total of several components, such as the One-Time Fees, Tuition Fees, Registration Fees, Exam Fees and others. There are some additional charges that the students might also have to pay that are specific to the institution. INR 15,000 is the total tuition fee for B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication which the students must pay timely to avoid late fee submission charges. More details around NS Patel Arts College B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication fee breakup is as follows:

Fee components	Amount (3 years)
Tuition Fees	₹ 15,000
Total fee	₹ 15,000

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication
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NS Patel Arts College
Students Ratings & Reviews

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B.Voc. in Journalism And Mass Communication - Batch of 2026

Offered by NS Patel Arts College

3.4

3Placements3Infrastructure5Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Honest review of NS Patel Arts College.

Placements: Honestly, placements in our course are almost non-existent. Hardly 5-10% of students managed to get placed, and that too in low-paying jobs. No major companies visited the campus. Most of us have to find internships or work opportunities on our own, through personal contacts or a platform like Internshala. There is no proper placement cell or career guidance provided. Even those who got internships rarely received full-time offers later. Overall, the placement support is extremely weak.

Infrastructure: Our department has very basic infrastructure. There is no Wi-Fi provided, which makes it difficult to research or submit online assignments. Classrooms are functional but nothing special just benches, fans, and a blackboard or whiteboards. Since our course does not require labs, they are not available. The library is small and not regularly updated, with limited useful books for our stream. There are no smart classrooms or modern facilities. Overall, the setup is average and just enough to get by, but definitely not something you would call modern or well-equipped.

Faculty: Teachers are actually one of the strongest points of our department. Most of them are supportive, friendly, and genuinely try to help students in both academics and other areas. The curriculum is decent and covers the basics, although not very industry-oriented. Exams are not too tough if you attend classes. Pass percentage is high because teachers guide you well and make sure students don't fail unnecessarily. Overall, the teaching staff is cooperative, and the environment is easy-going.

Other: I chose this course because I was interested in the media and communication field. This college is one of the few options available in my area that offers this subject. The fees are affordable, and I have heard from seniors that teachers are helpful. I wish to improve practical exposure. It provides more field visits, industry interaction, and workshops would really help. Campus life is okay, but very chill and laid-back. There aren't many events or fests, but if you keep your circle active, you will enjoy it.

Reviewed on 4 Jul 2025Read More