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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
Guide-Level 12
Hi Akshat,
It is among the top 100 universities in UK for mass communication and media studies and is popular mostly for undergraduate studies. Overall, the university is prestigious, offers good career guidance and assistance. The university also helps students get into part-time work while they study or full-time work when they graduate. However, if you plan to work after studies it's going to be difficult due to the strict work rules for international students. You can still go ahead and obtain your degree though. For entry requirements and more information on career guidance, etc. please check their website.
It is among the top 100 universities in UK for mass communication and media studies and is popular mostly for undergraduate studies. Overall, the university is prestigious, offers good career guidance and assistance. The university also helps students get into part-time work while they study or full-time work when they graduate. However, if you plan to work after studies it's going to be difficult due to the strict work rules for international students. You can still go ahead and obtain your degree though. For entry requirements and more information on career guidance, etc. please check their website.
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Ujjwal Ashutosh
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To some extent, it does, like if you want to join a firm, it matters a bit. But, for other sectors like judiciary or practicing law then your institute does not really matter. Good luck!
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christina charlesLaw student| Musician| Bangalorean
Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
You have a pretty decent ranking. Considering other factors like your 12th scores, you must be able to get through. But it's always good to give it a try and have a good back up plan. Good luck, hope this helps!
You have a pretty decent ranking. Considering other factors like your 12th scores, you must be able to get through. But it's always good to give it a try and have a good back up plan. Good luck, hope this helps!
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
Eligibility (Basic Qualification):
In order to secure admission to the first year of two-year full-time MBA/ MMS program, the candidate should fulfill the following eligibility criteria:
Passed with minimum of 50% marks in aggregate (45% in case of candidates of backward class categories belonging to Maharashtra State only) in any Bachelor's degree of minimum three years duration in any discipline recognised by the Association of Indian Universities
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Appeared for the final year examination of any Bachelors degree of minimum three years duration in any discipline recognized by the Association of Indian Universities. Such candidates can be
In order to secure admission to the first year of two-year full-time MBA/ MMS program, the candidate should fulfill the following eligibility criteria:
Passed with minimum of 50% marks in aggregate (45% in case of candidates of backward class categories belonging to Maharashtra State only) in any Bachelor's degree of minimum three years duration in any discipline recognised by the Association of Indian Universities
OR
Appeared for the final year examination of any Bachelors degree of minimum three years duration in any discipline recognized by the Association of Indian Universities. Such candidates can be
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renu Sejwal
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Yes, you can do so. Since 2013, UGC has approved two degrees simultaneously, one preferably a distance education and other regular one. In your case, B.Sc from SOL and D.Ed are allowed and both will be a valid degree in same time frame.
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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hello Nitin,
BA in journalism and mass communication is a 3-year programme that will help to create skills required in print, electronic and new media. You see thousands of media /mediums are there to communicate, how this all occurs, you will get to know about all in this course.
It has all the subjects related to photography, journalism, editing, camera handling, news writing, crime and minor politics, public relation, advertising etc.
It is a wide field with a large scope. One may get a job as public relation person for MNC'S, can work in advertising agency, print media, electronic media, website, photojournalist, journalist, report
BA in journalism and mass communication is a 3-year programme that will help to create skills required in print, electronic and new media. You see thousands of media /mediums are there to communicate, how this all occurs, you will get to know about all in this course.
It has all the subjects related to photography, journalism, editing, camera handling, news writing, crime and minor politics, public relation, advertising etc.
It is a wide field with a large scope. One may get a job as public relation person for MNC'S, can work in advertising agency, print media, electronic media, website, photojournalist, journalist, report
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