B.J.M.C.

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.

Opting for a BJMC course abroad can be an expensive deal, however, some colleges are providing the programme at affordable rates:

Note: This information is sourced from the official website of the institute/exam.