What is the eligibility criteria for the B.A. (Hons.) in Corporate Communication and Public Affairs at IILM SOC?

Pros:

• Very supportive faculty

• A balanced academic-practical approach

• Strong placement preparation

• Friendly and diverse student community

• Good infrastructure and hostel facilities

• Regular workshops and industry interactions

• A number of extracurricular clubs

• Many opportunities to build confidence, leadership and new skills

• Flexibility in electives

Cons:

• Some subjects can feel assignment-heavy

• The cafeteria gets very crowded during peak hours

• Active participation is a must

• Inadequate parking if travelling from personal vehicles

Overall, the advantages outweigh the challenges, and the experience feels growth-oriented.

The placement cell updates regularly through emails and LMS. 

They post details about company requirements, test links, deadlines, packages offered, incentives, locations, and preparation tips.

Communication is quite clear and timely.

Yes, the psychology department is surprisingly well organized for a private university. The university has dedicated labs for behavioural experiments, psychometric testing, and counselling practice. In practical sessions, students actually work with tools like aptitude tests, personality assessments, attention span tests, and reaction-time instruments. The professors encourage students to conduct small studies, interact with clients during supervised counselling sessions, and participate in community outreach. It gives a very real sense of what psychological work actually looks like.

Most subjects require at least one major project.

These projects are usually industry-oriented or research-based.

For example:

• In management, it could be analysing a company's strategy, doing financial analysis, or conducting a consumer survey.

• In psychology, it could be running experiments or administering psychometric tools.

• In B.Tech, students may build prototypes or code-based applications.

Projects often require fieldwork, interviews, coding, or creating full presentations, but the professors guide you and are helpful.