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Kottayam

3.6 /5

(17 Reviews)

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Private Institute
Estd. 2004

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is St. Joseph College of Communication good for BA?

St Joseph College of Communication has received decent reviews from alumni and students in regards to BA programme. According to the verified Shiksha Reviews, SJCC has decent placements, infrastructure and faculty members. The college has a decent placement rate. Some of the leading recruiters who have taken part in St Joseph College of Communication placements include TCS, Infosys, Csharks etc.

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Q: Is BA available at SJCC Changanassery?

Yes, St. Joseph College of Communication (SJCC) offers BA in six specialisations. These specialisations include BA in Multimedia, BA in Animation and Graphic Design, BA in Sound Design and Visual Editing, etc. The duration of BA at SJCC is three years. However, if the students want to pursue an honours degree in the BA specialisations offered at the college, they will have to complete the four-year programme and earn additional credits. The degrees for all the BA courses is awarded by the Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU) as the college is affiliated with it.

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Q: Is St. Joseph College of Communication as good as Union Christian College?

Although Union Christian College has well maintained campus but St Joseph's College is more concerned in academic excellence. There is various programs offered in linguistics disciplines at St Joseph college.

Union college focus more on extra curricular activities whereas St Joseph college is more inclined towards academic excellence and overall development of candidates.

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Q: How is life at St. Joseph College of Communication?

Campus life is more or less very much restricted by some general discipline guidlines such as dress code and timing and gender concerned. SJCC has around 750 students to manage.

College is more concerned for there reputation and ranking so they bound the candidate by strict rule . Even in campus as well as in hostel, short dresses are not allowed outside.

There is club, Yoga training, and sports facilities such as cricket, football, badminton, basketball, volleyball, etc. Indoor games are also available.mSoft skill training is provided through session.

Digital classroom, library, digital library, labs, all purpose hall are some basic infrastructure of college.

Now coming to food, Mess are more South Indian oriented and sambhar idlis made. All dishes are prepared in coconut oil

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Q: Is BCom available at St. Joseph College of Communication?

Yes, St. Joseph College of Communication (SJCC) offers BCom through its Department of Commerce. BCom at SJCC is affiliated with Mahatma Gandhi University. The course is offered in one specialisation i.e. BCom in Finance and Taxation. The duration of the course is three years. To get an honours degree for BCom (Hons) in Finance and Taxation, the students must complete the four-year programme and earn additional credits.

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Q: Is SJCC better than ICAT Design and Media College for BA?

The BA courses offered at SJCC are comparable to the BA courses offered at ICAT Design and Media College. SJCC offers BA in six specialisations. Students can choose to pursue either a BA or BA (Hons) in the six specialisations. ICAT Design and Media College provides BA (Hons) in four specialisations. To decide which college is better among the two, students can compare the two colleges based on important factors like fees, placements, infrastructure, faculty, etc. On Shiksha.com, the students of these two colleges have rated the colleges based on these factors. SJCC was rated at 3.4/5 while ICAT Design and Media College was rated at 3.9/5. For more detailed comparison, visit Compare SJCC.

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St. Joseph College of Communication
Students Ratings & Reviews

3.6/5

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Anugraha kumar Verified Icon

B.A. in Animation and Visual Effects - Batch of 2025

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St. Joseph College of Communication review.

Placements: Most students who use the placement cell to find a job do get placed. While the salary package may not be the best, at least we do find a job. The companies that come to the placement cell are mid-tier, and students are responsible for finding their own internships, which typically last one month.

Infrastructure: St. Joseph College of Communication does not provide hostels for women, but they do provide hostels for men. The men's hostel seems good, but students are subject to a curfew and the food is only average. However, students do get nonveg regularly. There is a small field to play on, but games are rare.

Faculty: It is easy to score good marks on the exams. The exams are semester-based and very easy. The curriculum is updated, and there isn't much to study. Some subjects are quite interesting.

Reviewed on 24 Oct 2024Read More

Akash HK

B.A. in Animation and Visual Effects - Batch of 2021

3.4

3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Great college where you can bring cartoons to life.

Placements: There are placements conducted on the campus during the final year on a specified date; you can choose to attend only if you want to, or you can find it on your own too. Around 20 percent of students opt for it. The lowest package is 180,000 rupees, the highest package is 420,000 rupees, and the average package is 300,000 rupees. Internships are compulsory in the 4th semester, so all the students have to do it. Roles offered for jobs are 3D designer, 3D artist, background artist, 2D animator, rigger, and VFX artist.

Infrastructure: Campus life is quite fulfilling as there are different clubs and events you can participate in. All facilities and infrastructure are available and free to use, and everything is included in the fees. There is a library with a good range of books, and every classroom has whiteboards and projectors for theory and practical classes. Wi-Fi is available for students to use for free in classrooms. The quality of the hostel is very good as the rooms are large and spacious, and double bunk beds are available for an aesthetic room. There is a huge ground outside the hostel for a fresh game, and gyms and good hotels are also available nearby outside hostel premises. The food is really good; you even get non-veg once or twice a week, and they provide fish every day.

Faculty: The teachers are really helpful. Even though some may seem outdated, they actually have good knowledge of their respective subjects and are very friendly to explain any doubts. Guest lecturers also hold seminars once in a few months. The course curriculum is very simple, with five subjects in each semester, divided easily into portions that we can study. Yes, it does make students industry-ready. The semester exams are pretty easy, as long as you pay attention in class. Most people pass easily.

Other: I was always intrigued by cartoons and the way you could bring them to life, and that is what attracted me to choose this course. You can easily breathe life into characters and create whatever you want from your imagination with just an idea. Something I would like to improve is to make the syllabus structure stronger and add more software. Events do happen for most festivals; there is also one fest held called Melange, which is one of the biggest fests under the university. Every basic necessity is available in or around the college surroundings.

Reviewed on 19 Oct 2024Read More

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B.A. in Animation and Graphic Design - Batch of 2025

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Really good infrastructure and facilities.

Placements: This course is very helpful for students who are interested in animation and design. Students will get internships in good companies during their academic year. Placements are also available at the college. Most of the students will get placements. This course ensures the career of students.

Infrastructure: We got good infrastructure and facilities in the college. We have 2D labs, stop-motion labs, recording studios, green matte studios, radio stations, etc. The canteen is also available in the college. The college library is very useful for students. There are many books related to media and media studies. So it will also help students to develop their skills and creativity.

Faculty: Teachers and staff are very helpful and qualified. They help students to improve their studies and also encourage their skills. Semester exams are conducted every semester. Midterm exams are also conducted. Internal marks and attendance are very important in a semester.

Other: There are lots of events and programs arranged in the college. Students can enjoy their academic year with extracurricular activities.

Reviewed on 8 Oct 2024Read More

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B.A. in Animation and Graphic Design - Batch of 2025

3.8

3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Strong infrastructure and facilities, but faculty quality lacks consistency.

Placements: Approximately 60 to 70% of the students were placed in the course. Apparently, the highest package is 1.5 lakhs and the lowest is 40 thousand. Top recruiters are Google , OLX, Amazon and Microsoft. Around 70 to 80 % of students secured their internships. Common roles like web developer , product designer, UI designer, etc. are offered.

Infrastructure: Classrooms, labs, and studios are well equipped for providing a good environment for studies and works. We have an issue with the wifi they provide; that's a huge fault by the college; they should improve it. Telling about the hostel, the food is average and the rooms are also average.

Faculty: The faculty are well qualified and most of them are holding advanced degrees and ranks. Teachers are generally approachable and supportive , providing guidance over every subjects and matter. They help a lot to improve our works from average to brilliant; they help us a lot to improve. The teaching quality is often rated high , with a focus on interactive methods.

Other: I chose this course because of my interest in this field , which aligns with my career goals and ambitions. Good connectivity with public transport makes the communication easy for the students.

Reviewed on 8 Oct 2024Read More

Anugraha s kumar Verified Icon

B.A. in Animation and Visual Effects - Batch of 2025

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It’s satisfactory because of the facilities and infrastructure.

Placements: Everyone had to do internships; it’s a must to gain experience. Our campus placement program is pretty fine. Last year, we got placements from Flipkart, Karik Studio, and many other companies. The packages varied for individuals based on their performance, but overall, it was good.

Infrastructure: Our classrooms are pretty good; we have plugboards everywhere. Our library has very valuable books and e-books. We only have a boys' hostel for now, but it's pretty good. Our stop-motion lab is excellent; it is all very new, and we have four or five audio labs. The cameras and everything are always available.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful; they assist us with new ideas. There has been a new curriculum, so it’s updated. The exams are mostly practical and quite easy. Very few students fail the exams; it's easy overall, but only the theory part is difficult. English and history are the only subjects with theory.

Other: This course has everything I needed; it covers the basics of editing, animation, photography, drawing—everything actually needed. I wish we had better software like Nuke or Unreal. The fest here is amazing; it’s all done by students, and it is so good. We offer merit scholarships, but that's not so great.

Reviewed on 28 Sep 2024Read More

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B.A. in Visual Communication - Batch of 2028

4.6

4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

I am really enjoying the campus and it's worth the money.

Placements: Most of the students are placed. 1–2 Lacs per month is the average package. Photography and advertising departments are the top recruiters. In my college, most of the students are placed for the monthly salary of 1-2 Lacs per month. All the students who passed have a positive reaction and response for the college and the teachers.

Infrastructure: Labs, classrooms, and libraries are provided for students to learn and enjoy the process. Teachers are all friendly and supportive. The college campus environment is too good. The students are also friendly in this college, and they also support each other for leveling up in our own respective fields.

Faculty: Teaching quality is good. This course makes students industry-ready. Exams are not that extremely difficult. The college also provides labs, libraries, and other facilities to make students industry-ready, and teachers are very supportive in making the students industry-ready.

Other: This course provides a lot of job opportunities and makes us industry-ready. Events, connectivity, and campus surroundings are also good.

Reviewed on 12 Sep 2024Read More

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What are the sections included in the Round 1: SJCC Aptitude Test – English (SAT-Eng) St. Joseph's College of Commerce?

Answered a month ago

Round 1: SJCC Aptitude Test – English (SAT-Eng) St. Joseph's College of Commerce test will consist of 4 sections:

Section A: English Language Ability (15 marks)
Section B: Critical Thinking Skills (15 marks)
Section C: Comprehension Passage (15 marks)
Section D: Reflective Essay (15 marks)

Total marks: 6

Ishita B

Contributor-Level 10

Who all are eligible for BA at St. Joseph College of Communication?

Answered a year ago

Candidates need to complete a minimum of Class 12 to apply for BA at St. Joseph College of Communication. Aspirants applying via Management Quota must pass Class 12 with a minimum of 65% aggregate for BA programme. Candidates must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the

Nishtha Shukla

Guide-Level 15

How can I get admission at St Joseph College of Communication?

Answered a year ago

St Joseph College of Communication admission to UG and PG courses is based on merit of the aspirants in the last qualifying exam. Aspirants seeking admission under Management quota need to appear for an aptitude test conducted by the college. Selected candidates have to further pass a personal inter

Nishtha Shukla

Guide-Level 15

What is the eligibility criteria for MA at St Joseph College of Communication?

Answered a year ago

Candidates who have passed UG or equivalent degree can apply for St Joseph College of Communication MA programme. Aspirants should have the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission. The selection to the MA course is based on merit of the aspirants in the last qua

Nishtha Shukla

Guide-Level 15

What is the application fee for St Joseph College of Communication?

Answered a year ago

Candidates need to pay an application fee to register for admission at St Joseph College of Communication. The application fee can be paid via any of the online payment modes. Below is the course-wise application fee for SJCC: