B.J.M.C.

To get admission for BJMC at DPG Degree College the selection is based on the Class 12 merit. Candidates are shortlisted based on the scores obtained in the last qualifying exam. They must have completed their higher senior secondary with a minimum aggregate of 45% in any stream from a recognised board. However, the college may offer direct admission for the BJMC course. Upon selection, those who are shortlisted need to present the required documents to prove their eligibility.

Yes, DPG Degree Colleges do offer a Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) programme at the UG level. This full-time, three-year programme is divided into six semesters. The admission to this course is merit-based. For more, such insight candidates can refer to the following table:

NIMCJ Ahmedabad offers 120 seats in its BJMC programme. There are no additional seats in the whole programme. The programme is four years long and is spread over eight semesters. To gain admission into the programme candidates will have to apply through the centralised admission process of Gujarat University. As the seats are less the competition to get into the programme is quite high, therefore, candidates should make sure they get a high score during their Class 12 board exams.

No, securing admission into NIMCJ Ahmedabad BJMC is not that difficult. The admission is based on merit. Candidates passed their Class 12 are eligible for admission into the programme. As the selection is solely based on Class 12 scores, candidates do not have to sit for multiple rounds as part of the admission process.

Yes, candidates can get into NIMCJ Ahmedabad BJMC without any entrance exam. Admission into the programme is through the merit secured in the Class 12 board examinations. Therefore, candidates need not apply for any other entrance exam, to be eligible for admission into the programme. Those who want to apply for admission in the BJMC programme can do so through direct admission into the course.

Also, after earning a B.J.M.C at the University of Manchester, graduates can pursue a variety of careers: journalism as reporters, editors, and news analysts in print, broadcast, or digital media; public relations work with the designation of PR specialist or communication manager; advertising agency positions such as copywriter and media planner;

 prospects in digital media, such as social media management and content creation; various freelance careers in broadcasting and film production, plus other media-related occupations that present entrepreneurial opportunities.

Yes, you can also do BJMC in Delhi after finishing the first year of B.Com. Yet, as BJMC is an under-graduate course, normally you would have to complete your 10+2 before you join that course. If you are interested in doing both B.Com and BJMC, you might have to find out if there are any colleges that provide the option of combined or part-time classes. All universities such as Delhi University, IP University, and private colleges such as IIMC provide BJMC, but most of them have the condition that students should be eligible for undergraduate courses. You might have to drop your B.Com or go for BJMC after you complete it.

The summer internship percentage recorded during JIMS Vasant Kunj II BJMC placements 2025 was 100%.

The list of top recruiters during JIMS Vasant Kunj II BJMC placements 2025 is presented below:

Yes, the placement rate recorded during JIMS Vasant Kunj II placements 2025 for BJMC programme was 100%. Further, the summer internship percentage recorded in 2025 was 100% as well.