B.A Journalism

The BA Journalism course at Christ College of Science and Management are of four-year consisting of eight semesters based on CBCS. The course involves core courses, discipline specific electives, skill enhancement courses and ability enhancement courses.

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.

The BA Journalism and Mass Communication programme offered by Chandigarh University comprises subjects such as Introduction to Mass Communication, Communication Skills, Print Media Reporting and Editing, and Digital Media. Students undertake Media Laws and Ethics, Fundamentals of Public Relations and Advertising, and Radio and Television Programming in addition to the above. Students also study hands-on subjects including Computer Applications (Theory + Practical), while also focusing on specializations such as Social Media Content & Marketing or Investigative Journalism.

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.

The cutoff essentially was in the range of 120 - 160 marks in CUET-UG for the General category in BA in Journalism and Mass Communication at VNSGU Surat. The cutoff could vary every year based on the number of applicants and available seats. A score above 140 should provide a good chance of admission.