Hey Surbhi Yes, the Institute or the University you are pursuing your degree from support students for internships or placements. They groom students to become 'industry ready' through workshops, assignments, industry interactions, practical exposures etc. They impart technical training to their students so that they are able to produce lab journals, documentaries as well as radio and television programmes on their own. Besides grooming, the institute will get the companies on their campus. The faculty shares contacts of HR from the industry with the student. To be ready for the placements or internships, candidates must also put efforts towards grooming themselves for the industry. They need to develop certain skills, which are demanded by the recruiters. For instance, proficiency in the language, creativity, reasoning abilities, keeping oneself abreast with current affairs and general knowledge, among many is a much-required trait for a media professional. A research bent of mind could be like the icing on the cake. For roles demanding technical expertise both in print and broadcast journalism, one should be adept at technology, analytics, and software. The efforts must be from both ends to get the desired results. Hope this helps