School of Broadcasting and Communication Faculty Profile, Mumbai

As per the experience with faculty members at School of Broadcasting and Communication, they provide a brief about of the course. They try to relate every information with the real life situation for better understanding. Professors are either graduates from Makhanlal Chaturvedi University or have been a part of faculty from Institutes like NMIMS. Group discussion has been considered along with PPT’s for engagement purpose. The abilities of faculty members to adjust teaching pattern as per students interest, makes it easier for them to ask any issues. The teacher student ratio is 1:2, where a student can reach out a professor easily. Faculty members make it comfortable for students by asking their personal experience while sustaining in new city. The Institute also has an educational counselor that makes it more approachable for students.Read Full Review

Honestly speaking, some of the most experienced faculties who were also involved in their advertising jobs were our faculties. In the case of any queries, we knew they are there to help us. They supported us to take up internships and workshops so that we can enhance ourselves by getting much required exposure. All of them were highly resourceful and made the classes quite interactive. The faculties were quite co-operative like if we didn’t feel like coming to the lectures or were stuck with something, they would surely help us out.Read Full Review

I don’t know how the college has agreed to bring all the big names of the industry come here as many journalists, anchors, and reporters were the ones who took our lectures. One of the famous celebrities who took some lectures was the famous TV celebrity Mini Mathur. One of the faculty was working with a magazine and he developed our skills in penning down variety of content such as articles and how to write feature stories that they become sellable. During my internship which I got with the help of one of my faculties, I did interview few celebrities.Read Full Review