B.A

Yes, the Adarsh Group of Institutions offers a full-time Bachelor of Arts (BA) programme in 2025. Specialisations such as BA Media and BA (General) is offered under BA programme. The course is spread over three years and six semesters. It provides students with a comprehensive curriculum for Bachelor of Arts. 

Yes, the Adarsh Group of Institutions offers a full-time BA programme. The course duration for BA programme is three-year divided into six semesters. The curriculum is designed in two different specialisations such as BA Media and BA (General). BA programme at Adarsh Group of Institutions offers both elective subjects and core subjects in its curriculum.

To get admission into the BA programme at Adarsh Group of Institutions, students must first meet the eligibility criteria by passing Class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board. Additionally, students also need to secure the minimum required marks for their chosen specialisation. Selection is then based on the marks obtained in the qualifying exam. 

Scottish Church College offers admission to the college solely based on the merit acquired in Class 12 and the merit acquired in the entrance exam. In order to get admission to BA at Scottish Church College, candidates must have secured a minimum aggregate of 55% in Class 12. Hence, Class 12 marks are required but not enough to secure admission to BA at Scottish Church College Kolkata. Candidates must also have appeared in the required entrance exam.

Eligibility criteria is the first step that students must ensure to take admission. Eligibility criteria is the first step to be ensured by students to take admission. The eligibility criteria for the BA Programme 2025 at Adarsh Group of Institutions is as follows:

• Students must have passed Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board.
• Students must have obtained the prescribed minimum marks required for their chosen specialisation.

Yes, often.

In the B.A Corporate Communication at IILM University, Gurugram students are required to give formal presentations, impromptu speeches, and even mock press conferences. One of my friends used to be terrified of speaking in front of people, but after doing multiple roleplays (like pretending I was a CEO addressing angry shareholders!), she got so much better!

The feedback from professors and peers is also quite constructive too.

Yes, absolutely!

HR is all about communication with employees, and marketing is communication with customers.

The storytelling, persuasion, and clarity you learn at IILM University, Gurugram wile doing the corporate communication course are all transferable skills. 

The programme educational objectives include the following skills:

• Creative Development
• Technological Competence
• Storytelling Ability
• Collaboration Skills
• Problem-Solving
• Critical Thinking
• Practical Skills

These are applicable and helpful in any field that the student decides to explore.