BJMC

Hi Aditya,
I would suggest Amity University Lucknow Campus for pursuing Bachelors of Arts (Journalism and Mass Communication) because this university will provide you with good industry exposure and good faculty support.

BMS, BJMC, BAJMC and B.A. (MC) are the same courses having different names and a bit different structure offered by various institutes. All are Bachelors degree and it is the decision of the university to name the course they offer. There can be a little difference in the approach the syllabus adopts by more value to technical skills. Visit: https://www.nimcj.org/bjmc.html

Hi Vinay,
My suggestion is that you should visit the University and get knowledge on infrastructure for Journalism and Mass Communication. Their Career and Development Cell (CDC) takes care of placements. They will clear you better the process of placements.

Hi Aditya, IIMT Group of Colleges, Greater Noida is a very good option for Bachelor in journalism and Mass Communication. You can go for this college. Yes, they do provide placements in this course.
Best of luck.

Yes, you can. Courses in relation with media and communication can help you to learn the details about the media industry. Also, you can go for Bachelor's in Mass Media to become a TV show host.

If you are searching for government colleges, then you must have to be in reserved category by this percentage because minimum qualifying percentage 50% for government colleges and 45 percent for reserved category but if you are searching for private college, then I will suggest you to go for a private college like Galgotia, GLA, and many colleges in Delhi NCR and UP.
All the best.

You just need to pass in all the subjects of class 12th. Although sometimes they fix the minimum percentage as 60%, but it may change also.