B.A Journalism

LPU's BA Journalism and Mass Communication programme combines practical training with modern media facilities, industry exposure, and internships. Students develop skills in print, digital, and broadcast media, supported by strong placement assistance. 

Yes, candidate can pursue BA (Hons) Journalism and Mass Communication from BESC, even if they have not studied the same in class 12. In this case, candidate aggregate will be calculated using top 4 subject marks + average of top 4 subjects. “Environmental Science” can only be considered, if it has been taken as an elective subject of 100 marks.

The NIMCJ Ahmedabad primarily accepts GCAS exam scores for admission to MA in journalism and mass communication. This is a common exam conducted by the education department of Gujarat. This exam is applicable for UG, PG, and PhD courses in 14 colleges/universities.

The admission to NIMCJ Ahmedabad BAJMC programme, requires valid marks in the GCAS exam. The Gujarat Common Admission Services exam is a common exam for 14 universities/colleges in Gujarat for UG, PG, and PhD courses. It is mandatory to appear and qualify for this exam to become eligible for the BAJMC course at NIMCJ Ahmedabad. 

No, in order to pursue MCom at Christ College of Science and Management, one should have bachelors' degree in commerce. Someone from other discipline of graduation cannot take do Masters in commerce.

BA Journalism and Media Production programme at Ajeenkya DY Patil University blends theoretical knowledge with real-world application. Courses like news production and anchoring are complemented by projects, internships, and live show production. This hands-on experience helps students apply what they learn in class to actual media environments.