An overview of the RDVV

Being interested in writing from a young age mass communication is the best way of turning my passion into a career option. This course covers all the facets of mass communication, for example, field reports, writing articles, visits to various institutions and teaching in a theoretical and practical manner to convey subjective and practical knowledge. The communication language is mostly Hinglish (a mixture of English and Hindi) which makes it easier for the students to understand conceive and create better content in the context of current affairs while giving depth to contemporary. Not conflicting with the language skills and abilities to produce better lingual ideas. All of them are professionals connected to big news houses and language improvement groups. As of now it is 1:5 in our department and at the most across the departments is 1:10. Mostly exams are held on time in a few cases due to technical reasons.

Students are provided with an internship opportunity from the 1st year to gain new and learned experiences in their respective fields. Many local media agencies offer internship opportunities to students. And the stipend varies according to the institution. Wherein I was given a chance to work with an editor who allowed me to host a program on dissent which was also broadcasted. Also, I got a chance to work with the hitvada newspaper as a content writer. This helped me in my camera presentation interview capacity research and control over the content.

The fee structure is very low and affordable for the students compared to all the other colleges in India. The study material is provided by the college and the professor respectively hence there are not many extra expenses to spend on the study material. The students from my department have been working in renowned media houses like Dainik Bhaskar, ETV Bharat and many other institutions. The government-provided scholarships are available for students in my department.

The campus experience is very good and full of lively enjoyment. Students are provided with sufficient amenities in classrooms. Both department and university libraries have a good collection of books and journals available. Youth festivals and convocations are organised in the university in which dance and drama groups from each college participate. There is also NSS and NCC. Many social camps are also organised at the university. And other sports and games activities are also there which are regular features.

To get admission to the B.A. In the mass communication department, the student must score a minimum of 55% in 12th grade from any recognized board. Sub-departments like BEd, require an entrance test over and above graduation. Other departments like Agriculture are one of the new openings with the latest facilities. Reservation benefits for SC, ST and OBC Students are available. Application forms are available from July and the fee structure for application forms is between 300-500.