BJMC

Hello Amish
Click on the link for more details:-http://www.iimtindia.net/Courses_and_Fees.aspx.
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Hello Sonali B.J. M. C. than HIMCOM should not be there in your list. As B.J. M. C. stands for Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication while HIMCOM doesn't offer this course. However, it offers degree course in mass communication or certificate programs in advertising, video production or vide

Hello Priya
First choice is Government College, then, there's no issue. Wait for the next year. You may apply for the entrance exam for IP University. Or another way is to continue your three years full time B.J. M. C. from this private college and then after that, go for the Masters in journalism a

Hello Akash It is considered to be one of the best college nowadays. It has been granted many approvals and journalism department is affiliated to CCS University. It focuses to provide each and every facility to the students from theoretical to practical. The focus is laid upon industrial visits.
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Actually it depends upon the college and the quota for ST/SC/OBC in that particular college, institute or university. Majorly they have their own entrance exam for selection with a Personal Interview. I have completed my post graduation from NIMCJ and they MACJET entrance exam.

Hey,
You need only 50% marks in 12th.

With the above-said marks, it is difficult to take admission in this institute, yet I suggest going through the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/byramjee-jeejeebhoy-government-medical-college-tadiwala-road-pune-37872/admission

There is no such major differences between BA in mass communication and BJMC (Bachelors in journalism and mass communication). The course duration is three years. What differs is the number of subjects and the pattern of course. Bachelor of Journalism and mass communication is a specific graduate pr