Founded in 2003, NBA School of Mass Communication (NBA SMC) is a constituent college of the NBA Group of Institutions located in Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi, India. It is affiliated with Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar in Haryana. NBA SMC offers a range of undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG), and diploma courses in Mass Communication and Journalism.
Courses Offered
- UG: Bachelor of Mass Communication (BMC)
- PG: Master of Mass Communication (MMC)
- Diploma: Diploma in Mass Communication & Journalism (DMMCJ), Diploma in Media Production (DMP), Diploma in Filmmaking (DFM), Diploma in Public Relations (DPR), Diploma in Advertising (DA)
NBA SMC is known for its industry-oriented curriculum and hands-on training. The college has a state-of-the-art infrastructure, including a fully equipped TV studio, radio station, and computer labs. NBA SMC also has a strong alumni network, which includes many renowned media professionals.
Admission Process
Admission to NBA SMC is based on a merit score in the NBA Aptitude Test (NAT) conducted by NBA Group of Institutions. Short-listed candidates appear for a Personal Interview on the NBA SMC campus or at any other notified places after getting a call letter from the institute.
Placements
NBA SMC has a dedicated placement cell that helps students with job placements. The college has a tie-up with leading media organizations, such as NDTV, The Times of India, and CNN-IBN. NBA SMC students have been placed in various media houses across India and abroad.
Notable Alumni
Some of the notable alumni of NBA SMC include:
- Avinash Kaul, Anchor, CNN-IBN
- Shreya Dhoundial, Reporter, NDTV
- Pallavi Ghosh, Anchor, The Times Now
- Ashish Mishra, Editor, India Today
- Neha Dixit, Journalist, The Indian Express
NBA School of Mass Communication is a leading institution in the field of Mass Communication and Journalism. It offers a wide range of courses, industry-oriented curriculum, and hands-on training. NBA SMC also has a strong alumni network and a dedicated placement cell.
