Advertising & PR

Courses linked to shortage occupations, such as nursing, teaching, engineering, construction management and social work, generally offer better long-term prospects. PR is never guaranteed and depends on points, occupation lists and invitations.

Courses linked to shortage occupations, such as nursing, teaching, engineering, construction management and social work, generally offer better long-term prospects. PR is never guaranteed and depends on points, occupation lists and invitations.

Courses in Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Cloud Computing offer the strongest PR prospects. They align with New Zealand's Green List Tier 1 roles, allowing eligible graduates to secure fast-track residency through the Straight to Residence pathway upon finding skilled employment.

The Public Relations specialisation is designed for students interested in corporate communication reputation management and media liaison work rather than direct news reporting. It introduces learners to how organizations plan and manage their public image and messaging strategies. Students who wish to explore this area further also have the option of pursuing the university's PG Diploma in Advertising and PR after completing their degree. This specialisation is well suited for those aiming to work in corporate communication departments or public relations agencies.

Yes. In fact, the study route is the easiest route to get PR in the UK for Indian students. The degrees earned in the UK are easily recognised by employers in the UK and they're also always actively looking for qualified graduates from UK universities. This way, gaining experience and increasing the total number of years living in the UK on a valid work visa to up to 5 years after the completion of their studies can lead to getting PR, if requested. 

A score of 66% in Class 12 is generally enough to apply for D.Pharm in many colleges, as the minimum eligibility is often around 45% to 50% in the required subjects. Fee structures vary by institute, so comparing government and private options is useful. LPU is one of the universities where eligibility and fees can be checked based on the latest admission criteria. Before deciding, compare recognition, practical training, faculty, and placement support instead of choosing only on the basis of low fees.

M.A. (Journalism and Mass Communication) graduates can find opportunities in news channels, newspapers, digital media platforms, PR agencies, advertising firms, radio, content companies and corporate communication teams. Common roles include reporter, content writer, news producer, copywriter, social media executive, PR executive and communication specialist. At LPU, the curriculum includes practical projects, media training and industry exposure, which help students build skills that match current media careers. Career growth finally depends on communication skills, internships, portfolio quality and consistent learning.

If you get into LNCT through a scholarship, fee may be around INR 1,00,000 to 1,40,000.

For more details, you can check on the given link-

https://www.shiksha.com/university/lnct-university-bhopal-57103/scholarships