BJMC

Hi Devender,
Fees for BJMC course in Manav Rachna University is Rs. 3.8 Lakhs.
For information related to admission process, eligibility criteria, please visit https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/course/b-a-in-journalism-and-mass-communication-faculty-of-media-studies-and-humanities-manav-rachna-educational-institutions-faridabad-248372

Yes, it's a good university for pursuing Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication. Please visit https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/course/b-a-in-journalism-and-mass-communication-faculty-of-media-studies-and-humanities-manav-rachna-educational-institutions-faridabad-248372 for more information.

Hi,
The criteria for admission to BJMC in IPU is you need to have 50% marks in 12th from any stream, for VIPS your CET rank should be under 1100 if you are outside Delhi candidate, then it should be under 1000.

Hi,
In term of news reports or gathering information, the person who belongs to a particular state can perform better than other migrate person. If you have commitment, passion and confidence than you can perform in any part of India. Our culture and system is so vast that the presence of media in every part of India is very important.
All the best.

Hi Abhinav,
You may visit the respective college website for all the detail like course information, eligibility criteria, selection procedure etc.
All the best.

The best colleges to pursue Bachelor of journalism and mass communication in Noida are AAFT and Amity University.

The best colleges to pursue BJMC in Bangalore are listed below:
1. Christ University, Bangalore
2. Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media, Bangalore

Hi,
BJMC is the course for journalism and anyone from any stream can pursue it. For colleges, you can check the following link to apply:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-to-join-at-ug-level-article-8272-1

The best thing that I would suggest you do is try getting into IIMC for PG diploma program. But, just in case you are not able to do so, then join a job and then go for Masters simultaneously.