Placements start from the 3rd semester, but the college doesn't seem too concerned about individual interests. Extracurricular activities that should be part of the training are often delayed. It feels like you're mostly on your own when it comes to internships and career opportunities.

BA in Media and Communication at Adamas University has its ups and downs. Some professors are great, but others not so much. If you're not from Bengal, the language can be a barrier. The course content is updated, but discipline in some classes is an issue. Seminars are helpful, but the course doesn't fully prepare you for a job.

The BA in Media and Communication course costs around ₹90,000 per year, which feels quite high considering the quality of education. The exams aren't taken too seriously, and not all professors provide teaching worth the money. It might be a bit overpriced for what you get.

Some faculty members are really good and helpful, but others don't teach well. Language can be a problem for students from outside Bengal. The teaching quality varies, and not all professors are up to the mark. It's a mixed bag when it comes to the faculty.

The campus is safe with bouncers around, which is a plus. However, everything inside the campus is more expensive than outside. The location is far from the city, which can be inconvenient. Hostel facilities are average, with weak Wi-Fi and small rooms.