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A balanced mix of seasoned full-time academic staff and active industry practitioners teach at AAFT. Qualified instructors who bring both academic knowledge and actual industrial expertise to the classroom lead our regular lectures and practical sessions. In addition, we often host industry visits, webinars, masterclasses, guest lectures, workshops, and studio sessions led by respected experts and industry deans.

Indeed, a special placement cell at AAFT actively assists students in developing their careers. The cell frequently arranges internship programs to provide students with hands-on, real-world experience in the disciplines they have chosen.

Students are guided through industry-oriented training, skill-building sessions, aptitude training, personality development seminars, and practice interviews in addition to internships. These programs are intended to prepare people both professionally and academically.

AAFT's specialised Corporate Resource Cell (CRC), which actively seeks to match students with appropriate employment prospects, provides strong placement help. By planning expert lectures, placement drives, and practice interviews, the institute prepares students for the working world with an emphasis on total grooming. Students get both technical and soft skills with regular coaching and support for skill development, which makes them more self-assured and prepared for the workforce.

To help students pursuing journalism and mass communication become prepared for the workforce, AAFT provides structured placement support. The institute offers a solid foundation for pursuing a career in print, radio, television, or digital media with its media-focused curriculum and practical training. Students get the support and tools they need to obtain real-world experience and land jobs in a variety of media industries.

Indeed, as part of their education, students at the AAFT do have the opportunity to participate in real, hands-on activities. In order to give students real-world experience outside of the classroom, the School of Journalism & Mass Communication often hosts events, master workshops with professional speakers, and live media initiatives. These include creating newsletters, taking part in festivals, and student-driven media projects that mirror actual media activity and events on campus.

For students finishing Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC), AAFT does provide placement assistance, including chances in media outlets and news channels. To assist graduates in entering the field, the institute's placement cell actively links students with recruiters, posts job openings, and provides career counseling.