B.A. in Journalism 

at Department of Journalism, Tambaram Sanatorium

Madras Christian College, Department of Journalism offers a B.A. in Journalism program with a focus on various fields such as print, broadcast, web designing, research, development, communication, public relations, advertising, and film journalism.
The college has a dedicated media center with shooting rooms for photography and videography, an edit suite for radio journalism, and a computer lab for students whereas Presidency College, Bangalore offers a B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication, with a focus on gathering and sharing news, and developing critical thinking and sensitivity through courses in gender studies, cultural studies, media literacy, and film appreciation. The college provides practical training in audio-visual production, filmmaking, and photography. Presidency College has a 100% placement eligibility for the BA in Journalism and Mass Communication program.

The latest cutoff information for admission to the B.A. in Journalism programme at the Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College is 50%.

According to MCC NIRF report 2023, the median package offered during Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College UG 3-year placements 2022 stood at INR 3.25 LPA. Further, a total of 200 students out of 1,520 students were placed during Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College UG 3-year placements 2022.

The Department of Journalism at Madras Christian College is well-regarded for its B.A. programme in Journalism. It is good interms of comprehensive specialisation in diverse areas such as print and broadcast media, photography, videography, web designing.The faculty is experienced, and the college provides a rewarding experience for students.

The MCC online application window for 2024-2025 admissions was made active on April 5, 2024. In order to be admitted into a bachelor’s program, one has to fulfill set qualifications and also pass the required entry examination. To apply, you will have to go on the MCC official website and click on the right category as per your shift/stream, degree and course you need to fill in personal details and academic information including qualifying exam marks before reviewing the form and paying via online.

Yes, there are seat reservations at the Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College for Christian students. Reservation Policy: 1- Backward Class (BC): 30 percent BC - General: 26.5 percent BC - Muslims: 3.5 percent 2- Most Backward Class (MBC): 20 percent In most Backward Communities (MBC): 13 percent Identified Community (DNC): 7 percent 3- Scheduled Castes: 18 percent Scheduled Castes (others): 15 percent only for (Arunthathiyar): 3 percent 4- Scheduled Tribes: 1 percent Total Reservation: 69 percent.