NRAI School of Mass Communication Reviews on Placement, Faculty, Hostel by Students

NRAI was quite different from the my last institute Auro University because theory was equally important here as the practical. We had to study all the subjects related to journalism and then decide the one we feel are comfortable with. Your UG prospect will not work here as they say what you did before joining NRAI is all crap. It was a harsh reality because knowing something and mastering something are two different aspects. Here after the completion of theory, we are given choices as in which department we want to go. Mass Communication course provides jobs and career opportunities in various sectors such as television channels, social media platforms, radio channels, magazines, newspaper publication houses or ad agencies. To have a deep knowledge of the field we were thrown into the pool of specialization and getting an opportunity of working with the best was possible only at NRAI. Coming so far from my home was not alone my idea as I had my friend along but one thing for sure that everyone here is given equal chances and opportunities.Read Full Review

NRAI was different as the one year course was not divided into semesters and we had 7 theory and 1 practical exam that have to be cleared to get the PG certificate. Print journalism was my area and along with that we were also taught PR & Advertising and Photo Journalism among others. NRAI not just have youngsters because there are no age criteria for the course many students who after working for two three years joined this course to be a part of ever developing media industry. Getting employed is one thing and job satisfaction is another. I got the latter as NRAI has tie-ups with many big media houses and electronic and print media companies. Working alongside experienced students was a newbie experience but there wasn’t any senior junior as in the law of the college we are were treated equally.Read Full Review