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Shreya GuptaAlways a learner
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It really depends upon your interests and the career you want to pursue.
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Shreya GuptaAlways a learner
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Why don't you go for B.J. M. C. (Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication)? It will be a more relevant course, and in B.A. You might have to study some irrelevant subjects ( depending upon college curriculum).
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Auro University is undoubtedly the best option for B.J. M. C. students and will help you in your journey to find success and achieve all you deserve in this rewarding field. With an overriding focus on the future, AURO University has designed cutting-edge Journalism and Mass Communication programmes, which are miles ahead of other journalism and communication schools in the country. AUROs SJMC has a contemporary course design that is oriented to make the student an excellent communicator, equipping him/her for the top-notch employment globally. For more information: https://aurouniversity.edu.in/.
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