This is one of those topics which I repeat again & again. We can write many blogs till students won't be aware of these things. Many students in this world are victims of education fraud. They realize that they fell into a trap but when it's too late. There are many colleges in India that promise that they are the best but in reality, they aren't. Today, In this blog we will be telling you about things that you should keep in mind while taking admission to any college. Since this blog is for media students so we will be covering things about the best media schools.
Infrastructure is the most important part of any media college. Infrastructure
only decides whether college is worth taking admission or not. Some things are
very basic that make a college the best media college i.e.,
Teleprompter, Different Cameras, at least a computer lab, and some Apple
systems for video editing and basic graphic designing. These basic devices make
a college premier media college of that city.
Placement is a very important thing that means without it your degree or your
studies are meaningless. Any best media institute offers at least an internship
after your degree or diploma. While taking admission, decide with the college
management how much they will help in getting a job or internship after
completion of studies. Since Delhi is the hub of media studies and media
houses, so, I will suggest you take admission to the best media institute in
Delhi. Studying in Delhi will help you to grab internships and jobs very
easily.
You will be able to learn something only if there is a good faculty is coming
to teach you in the college. Mostly, media colleges tie-up with anchors of
different channels, video editors of different news channels, producers, etc.,
to take classes. Since they are working in their respective fields and having years
of experience helps the students to grab a lot of knowledge from them. So, if
you are seeking admission to any media college then make sure who will be
teaching you after taking admission.
Practical Training: Academic studies in the field of media do not matter as
much as practical training. The nuances of reporting, precautions are taken
during writing, lanterns used by anchors, etc. are all part of practical
training. Whatever you learn in the name of academic studies, when you go to
work in the field, that work will not come. That is why, while taking admission
in any college, take special care of how much attention is given to practical
training.
IAAN School of Mass Communication could also be your choice while
searching for government-approved Media College for admission.
All the Best
Afzaal Ashraf Kamaal
IAAN
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