B.J.M.C.

An applicant should have completed Class 12 from a recognised board to get into the Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) programme at Yashwantrao Chavan College of Arts, Commerce and Science and, of course, needs to apply through the college's official website or admission portal, which is usually affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University; admission is merit-based on the basis of the application by the 12 marks and submission of application forms with fees and other necessary documents, followed by document verification, and around paying the course fee to confirm the seat in case of selection.

Yes, a candidate can apply for BJMC at Sadhna Academy of Media Studies with a valid CUET score as well. However, the primary criteria for selection remains the Class 12 qualifying marks, CUET may help in getting admission but it's not a compulsion by the academy. Also, the marksheets need to be provided for the same.

The fees of studying BJMC in Sadhna Academy of Media Studies is around INR 2.1 lakh. This is the total tuition fee. The fee might or might not change which totally depends on the academy. Other fees such as security deposits may also be taken during enrolment of the candidate. 

Under the non-sponsored category, the cost of the Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) course at Amity School of Communication, Noida, is roughly INR 1.55 Lacs per semester, for a three-year total cost of about INR 4.66 lakh. The cost is higher for students in the sponsored group, at about INR 2.33 Lacs per semester.

Yes! There is a media lab as well as a multimedia studio at IILM University, Gurugram. 

The studio was designed keeping in mind industry standards, in collaboration NDTV industry experts. The studio consists of :

• Three-Camera Setup – Multi-angle professional shooting
• Production Control Room (PCR) – Vision Mixer for seamless camera feed management
• Editing Suite – High-performance Windows-based system for post-production
• Teleprompter Integration – Real-time script reading

This allows exposure to TV production, news anchoring, and digital media for IILM's BJMC students and those with a media elective.

A Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication degree is not specifically intended to provide knowledge on Production Designing, however, it will give you a basic idea of it. For more specific knowledge and skills in Production Design, you can choose the subject-relevant courses like BA in Production Design, BFA in Production Design, BDes in Production Design, etc.