Auro University BJMC Fees Structure 2026 & Admission Process, Surat

The university gave some extra workload to us in regards to academic. Firstly, attending the lectures was compulsory as skipping them means no repeat of the same lecture but to take help of classmates to get revision what missed. Then, comes the dominant part of the course which is the internship program. Literally internship did extremely well to us as students because we were completely under the pump during internship. It wasn’t a normal internship where we just have to show our faces and watch others do their things. We also were assigned responsibilities and report card of the same was sent to the University.

The division of course that is six months of studies and six months of entirely practical internship where we all were awarded mentors to look after us. Internship was more serious than one can imagine as we had to be present full time and because we were paid a small stipend our bosses will make sure that even suck the last blood drop out of us. I still know that I have come home late at night as even though University told us to just go time to time but the greed of getting a nice certificate from the one who made us intern at their firm made not just me but many of my classmates work till extra hours and give all their sweat and blood. I would take it positive though as if we haven’t done that, we would have never known about the challenges that the industry we will be a part of has.

Even the theory would have practical application at the campus and just after the completion of the course that is in 6 months, we were given new books but all of them to study on our own. The next 6 months were spent as an intern in some of the local media house, publications or the PR agencies. No complaints but all this was at local level and since the course is relatively new, I hope many nationalised companies too join hands with the college. If that happens, that will be the biggest achievement of the university that is still to find its place among the students.