Brainware University M.Sc in Media Science & Journalism - Fees, Eligibility, Seats and Admission 2025

Overall: My overall experience at the college has been a mix of highs and lows. While the academic atmosphere is decent and there are opportunities for growth, there are still several areas that need serious improvement—especially in management, hostel facilities, and placement support. The environment is generally safe, and there are some dedicated faculty members, but the lack of proper communication and timely responses from the administration often makes things frustrating. With a bit more attention to student needs and better infrastructure.

Placement: The placement opportunities at the college are limited and mostly depend on the student's own effort. A few companies do visit the campus, but they are usually offering low packages and mostly for non-core roles. There's a lack of proper placement training, career guidance, and industry exposure. Many students end up applying off-campus due to the lack of strong placement support.

Infrastructure: The college infrastructure is average and could use significant upgrades. While some classrooms are equipped with basic amenities like projectors and fans, others feel outdated and lack proper maintenance. The library has a decent collection of books, but the reading space is limited and not very student-friendly. Labs are functional but not always well-equipped with modern tools or enough materials for all students.

Faculty: The faculty at the college is a mix of experienced and new teachers. Some professors are genuinely knowledgeable and supportive, always ready to help students beyond the classroom. However, not all faculty members maintain the same level of dedication or teaching quality. In a few departments, classes can feel rushed or less engaging. Communication with students could be improved, and more focus on practical learning would be helpful. Overall, the faculty is decent, but there's definitely room for more consistency and student-focused teaching.They are adorable and friendly

Hostel: The hostel facilities are quite basic and lack many essential amenities. Rooms are often cramped, and cleanliness is not maintained regularly. There’s no proper Wi-Fi connectivity, and the washrooms need urgent renovation. Food quality in the mess is average at best and repetitive, with very limited healthy or hygienic options. There is also no special care or attention given to hostel life or student well-being.

Overall: Looking back at my college life, I feel grateful for an experience that blended academics, fun, and personal growth. The professors deserve special mention — they’re approachable, knowledgeable, and always ready to help, which made a big difference for me. The campus itself has a pleasant vibe, with good classrooms and a library that was my go-to spot during exams. Cultural events and fests added a dose of excitement and brought everyone together. Although placements could use some improvement, the skills and confidence I gained here have been invaluable. For me, this college wasn’t just about studying — it’s where I learned life lessons and built friendships I’ll always good.

Placement: In terms of placements, it’s a mixed bag — not everyone walks out with a job offer, but the college does make a genuine effort to build students’ skills. The curriculum has a practical edge, and workshops and industry interactions help you stay connected to what employers want. A few well-known companies do come for placements, and students who are proactive often land decent roles. The placement cell could certainly work on expanding its network, but the exposure you get here lays a good foundation for your career.

Infrastructure: When it comes to infrastructure, the college does a decent job overall. The classrooms are spacious enough, the library is well-stocked, and the computer labs meet basic needs. The campus is clean and fairly well maintained, which makes it a nice environment to study in. There’s Wi-Fi almost everywhere, but the speed isn’t always reliable. The canteen is a nice hangout spot but could really do with more food choices. Sports facilities exist but aren’t in the best shape — a little upgrade would go a long way. Overall, it’s a comfortable place to study, but a few improvements here and there would make it even better.

Faculty: One thing that stands out here is how well the college supports Journalism and Mass Communication students. The faculty is truly impressive — many of them have real industry experience, whether it’s radio, TV, or international media. The media lab, editing suites, and recording studios are well-equipped, giving students plenty of hands-on exposure. Workshops, guest sessions, and practical projects help bridge the gap between textbooks and the real world. If you’re serious about building a career in media, this college gives you the right tools and mentorship to get there.

Hostel: Staying in the hostel has been a mostly positive experience. The rooms are decent, security is tight, and there’s always drinking water available. It’s generally peaceful, which really helps when you need to concentrate on your studies. The mess food is hit or miss — some days it’s good, other days you’ll wish for better. Washrooms are cleaned often, but if something breaks, repairs can take a bit too long. The Wi-Fi works most of the time but can get patchy when you need it the most. Overall, the hostel is safe and affordable, but better food and quicker maintenance would make hostel life a lot more comfortable.

Overall: My college journey has been a mix of enriching academic experiences and enjoyable campus life. The faculty members are knowledgeable and supportive. The infrastructure is decent, with good classroom facilities and a library that’s well-stocked. While placements could be more consistent, the exposure and skill-building opportunities provided have been great. Events and fests added life to the semesters. Overall, it's a place where I grew both personally and professionally.

Placement: Placement is one area where the college needs major improvement. Despite having talented students and skilled faculty, many of us, including me and a few friends, did not receive any placement opportunities. The placement cell is not very active, and the number of companies visiting the campus is quite limited. More industry connections, internship support, and focused training programs are needed. With stronger placement support, the overall student experience could be much better.

Infrastructure: The college infrastructure is fairly good with spacious classrooms, a decent library, and computer labs. The campus is clean and well maintained. Wi-Fi is available in most areas, although the speed can be inconsistent. The canteen offers limited food choices, but seating is ample. Sports facilities are available but need better upkeep. Overall, the infrastructure supports learning, though there’s scope for modernization and expansion.

Faculty: The college offers excellent facilities for Journalism and Mass Communication students. The faculty is one of the biggest strengths here — highly talented, with rich industry experience, including experts in radio, broadcasting, and even international exposure. The media lab, editing suites, and audio recording studios are well-equipped and help bridge the gap between theory and real-world practice. Guest lectures, practical assignments, and access to industry-standard tools make the learning experience truly valuable. For aspiring media professionals, the college provides the right mix of infrastructure and expert guidance.

Hostel: The hostel provides a decent stay with all the basic amenities like clean rooms, drinking water, and 24/7 security. The atmosphere is peaceful and suitable for study. Mess food is average—some days are good, some not so much. Washrooms are cleaned regularly, though maintenance can be delayed at times.

Overall: Learning here at Brainware University is fun loving with ample technical support from the Department and as well as coordination from the faculty members. I have gained and explored much through my entire journey in Brainware. In this pandemic phase they have provided complete support in the learning process through online mode. I will cherish my Brainware journey throughout my life as my faculty members built a bridge between the teaching process and friendly communications throughout. I'm thankful to the entire team of Brainware Media Science department and the Management for providing me with such facilities.

Faculty: A heartfelt gratitude to all my faculty members who not only maintained a friendly community and built a bridge between teachers and students but also taught in a friendly manner. Learning was never experienced in this manner before. I'm thankful to all my faculty members for their continuous contributions and support even in this pandemic phase.