Xavier School of Communications Xavier University Bhubaneswar Answered Questions

When comparing placement chances, Xavier University Bhubaneswar (XUB)'s Xavier School of Communications typically provides superior results than Birla Global University (BGU). XUB has greater industry contacts, especially in media and communication industries, with recruiters from leading media firms. While it is mainly focused on business, BGU still provides respectable placements. XUB has an advantage over BGU because of its unique concentration on communication, which helps students land jobs in top media, PR, and advertising organizations.

In comparison to other communication colleges, the Xavier School of Communications at Xavier University Bhubaneswar (XUB) is indeed thought to be somewhat pricey. The cost of their programs is often on the higher side, ranging between INR 6-8 lakhs, especially for courses like the Master's in Mass Communication. The institute's facility, highly qualified instructors, and placement prospects are reflected in this fee. For many students, however, the high caliber of instruction and exposure to the business may outweigh the cost.

No, the Xavier School of Communications Bhubaneswar is not under CUET. Admission to the courses of the university is based on the applicant's score in XAT/ CAT/ GMAT/ X-GMT. These test scores determine the eligibility of a candidate in MBA progammes including MBA in Business Management, MBA in Mass Communication, MBA in Urban Management, MBA in Human Resource Development, MBA in Rural Management, etc.

BSc (Hons) in Mass Communication at Xavier School of Communications is a 3 years programme offered at the Under Graduate level.  The total tution  fee for 3 years in Xavier School of Communications BSc (Hons) in Mass Communication is approximately INR 5.5 Lacs . Apart from this tuition fee, there is a hostel fee of amount INR 1.6 lakh.

The average package for MA Mass Communication students at Xavier School of Communications is INR 20.04 LPA. The placement is 100 percent. It is one of the most reputed institutions in the country known for its courses in Journalism and Mass Communication.

This three-year undergraduate course focuses on the theory and practice of mass communication, including film, radio, TV, advertisements, and public relations. Students are exposed to media houses, and the course includes hands-on experience with the latest media equipment, internships, and research. The course also features faculty from the media industry. To be admitted, applicants must have a minimum of 50% in their 12th grade, and the total tuition fee is INR 552,000. This fee also includes a one-time admission fee of INR 15,000 and a hostel fee of INR 168,000

For pursuing MA Mass Communication at Xavier School of Communications, one needs to pay a tuition fees of INR 5.52 Lakhs. This fees is different from the examination and other expenses of the student. If compared to other universities of mass communication, the amount is perhaps justified provided the good placements and experience. While the level of expensiveness fairly depends on the individual wanting to pursue the degree.