Department of Media Studies, Christ University Faculty Details & Reviews ,Hosur Road, Bangalore

Faculty: The exams are mostly submission-based, which keeps your creativity flowing and your brains running as you don't have to learn anything but apply whatever you know and have learned in class to the assignments. Most professors, although experienced, have a journalism background, which might not be ideal when you have a specialisation course like advertising or corporate communication, yet the course plan is set in such a way that you'll have a lot of self-learning happening for this course.

Faculty: Christ College has a well-defined course curriculum that is up-to-date for current industrial needs. Teachers are knowledgeable and helpful. Semester exams are not very tough if you just go through the notes and books provided by the teacher.

Faculty: Professors are either uninterested in teaching and just go through the motions to earn their salary or are very passionate and bring a plethora of skills to the table. The curriculum, however, is too diverse, and I do not feel like I have learned much after the first semester.

Faculty: The teaching quality is adequate and up to the mark; the course is very extensive and makes us learn about a lot of things in the media field. Exams are not difficult if one studies for them; the pass percentage is almost 100. The semesters are divided into six, and there is a good amount of break amongst the mid-semester and end-semester exams.

Faculty: The majority of the teachers are genuinely understanding and very knowledgeable. There isn't a set approach or organization for the majority of the curriculum or disciplines. While the course content provided is appropriate for the curriculum, and there are also numerous additional trainings and lectures that assist in preparing the students for the workplace. The tests for the semester are of a fair difficulty. While English and Psychology subjects have written tests at the middle and at the en...

Faculty: The teachers are qualified and very much approachable, and really helpful. The curriculum is aptly made, even satisfactory, and makes the students industry-ready. The semesters are a bit difficult as there are a lot of assignments, and I can't stress enough on how many there are.

Faculty: Faculty members for our course are very efficient. Most of our teachers are Ph.D. scholars who have several years of experience. Since our course is a dynamic course, written exams are less. Most of the subjects are submission-based and are practical in nature as the subjects include photography, strategic storytelling, etc.

Faculty: Teachers were super knowledgeable and friendly. Teachers are brilliant and are very helpful. They are experienced and give us good moral support. The course curriculum is relevant, gives us more practical knowledge about the industry. Our exposure here was top notch.

Faculty: Teachers here were qualified to teach the course. Their teaching quality was also top-notch. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students industry-ready. Teachers use various platforms and software to teach students, which make it really worth the time.

Faculty: Teachers in our college are helpful. However, there should be better planning of the course curriculum and more coherence within the department. English and Psychology are interesting subjects with great teachers. Assignments are also conducted well. Teachers are good.

Faculty: Like most other colleges, Christ too is focused on theoretical and textbook knowledge with very less practical experience. As a result, we find it very hard to cope up when we go for internships. Except for a handful of teachers, none of them are qualified or interesting enough. It is just traditional PPT and lectures throughout. The curriculum seemed interesting but I don't feel I have known anything more information than I was three years ago.

Faculty: The teachers in all departments are approachable and friendly. They are ever-ready to help the students and devote their extra time to help students with their dissertation project. The curriculum is relevant to some extent but according to me, it needs to be more rigorous and industry-focused. For a multi-disciplinary course like MEP, the curriculum must be more flexible for students to develop their knowledge in their preferred major.

Faculty: The lady teachers are quite knowledgeable and lovely in the way they teach Male teachers are also knowledgeable but they lack the teaching skills Otherwise, all the teachers are helpful and try and solve your problems We also get to intern in various fields of media within 2 years.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are good. There are always exceptions and some are strict. They are knowledgeable but sometimes pressurized to give too many assignments. Some of the assignments do not make sense and there are too many detention hours for skipping classes. Naresh Rao is the best professor ever. He has taught some of the most brilliant people in the media industry. Suparna Ma'am is the second best. She will make sure you do your work and does not over pressurize any student. The main...

Faculty: The faculty members are approachable, qualified. Classes always have interactive sessions and well-planned curriculum. The lesson plans implemented are efficient. They invite professionals from outside. The technologies like audio and visual presentations used in the class. They organize workshops and seminars too.