PR Course at XIC: Is it worth it?

The course is designed in such a way that it gives a whole 360° view and learning from the PR industry. The course and all its modules are updated each year on industry feedbacks and what is relevant and necessary in the PR industry rn. It's a very detailed and excellent course

The placements of PRCC course in XIC are 100% which makes it an excellent college to be in. Leading PR agencies like Adfactors, Genesis, Avian etc come here for the placements. The average package is 5lpa for PR

The fees that I paid last year was 2,90,000 rupees. But this year the fees has been raised by 50,000 and the fees is 3,48,830. 1. Breakup of the Fees: Tution fees- 2,91,000 CGST 9% - 26,190 SGST 9%- 26,190 Registration fees- 2,500 Library deposit- 2500 +450 Total- Rs 3,48,830. 2. The fees was approximately same for everyone.

The infrastructure in the campus of XIC is excellent. It has all the most advanced technology for the students. Aur conditionerld halls, labs, an excellent library makes the infrastructure over the top. Their are multiple fests that happen throughout the year like Ikshana and Istoria. Istoria is the flagship event of PR batch and is the best part about the whole year at XIC. They also arrange a 10 day trip to Paris in which they give you the chance to learn filmmaking. Also every year, they organize a workshop i.e. DBIMA, where faculties from paris come to oragnize a 4 day workshop on filmmaking. During these 4 days, whole XIC comes together to make films

My goal from forever was to learn and take admission in XIC as it is very renowned and is a brand in itself. Therefore, i never applied in other colleges. Before joining the course I talked to so many ex graduates and alumni from XIC which motivated me to take admission here

1. The course head is Rajeev Chawla who is great mentor. Apart from him each faculty which comes to teach us are leading industry professionals. 2. The faculty that I liked the most was Mr Vinod Srivastav who taught us brand management and during the whole 25 sessions he focused on developing the students through the core. 3. We had regular feedback sessions for the faculty after the module ended. A teacher which we didn't like was removed after we gave a real feedback about him 4. XIC grades students on the basis of regular assignments for each module, which has to be done in groups mostly or individually sometimes.