Colleges in Kottayam

Admission to Manorama School of Communication is entrance-based. Applicants are required to take an online written exam that tests their control over the language and general awareness. Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed online, and the results will be announced on conclusion of all such interviews. Applicants to the course must have a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from a recognized university. Candidates aspiring to join the course are expected to have a good academic record, a keen interest in current affairs and politics, a deep commitment to journalism as a career, and sound writing skills. 

Manorama School of Communication (MASCOM) offers full-time PG Diploma programs in Print Journalism and Broadcast Journalism. The college accepts 30 students each year for each course. To be eligible for the PG Diploma program, applicants must have a Bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognized university. The admission process for MASCOM's PG Diploma program consists of an entrance examination, personal interview, and scholarship. The online entrance exam tests the candidates' language and general awareness, and the interview assesses their interest in current affairs and politics, commitment to journalism, and writing skills.

No, you cannot join Manorama School of Communication without any entrance exam. The school conducts an online written exam and an interview for admission to its courses in journalism. The online entrance exam tests the candidates' control over language and general awareness in English and Malayalam. The results of the entrance exam and the interview determine the admission of the candidates. The medium of instruction for the courses at the college is English.

Both Manorama School of Communication and MCC Chennai have their strengths. Manorama School of Communication is known for its journalism programs, while MCC Chennai offers a wider range of communication and media courses. We can chose between them according to our career aspirations and goals.

The top course at Manorama School of Communication is the PG Diploma in Mass Communication, which offers full-time courses in print and broadcast journalism. The integrated course in Digital, Broadcast, and Print journalism helps students to be ready for the convergent needs of a media professional today. The school is renowned for its journalism and communication courses, and it aims to make students employable by providing hands-on training and a solid grounding in journalism theory.

Manorama School of Communication offers a PG Diploma in Journalism with a focus on digital, broadcast, and print journalism. The course trains students to become contemporary media professionals with hands-on training in various media. It offers courses in Mass Communication & Media and has a good reputation in the field. Therefore, it can be considered a good option for pursuing a PG Diploma in Journalism.

Manorama School of Communication (MASCOM) offers PG Diploma in Journalism.

The course trains students to master the skills required to become those news professionals capable of working across various media. They are given hands-on training in Print, Broadcast and Digital journalism, preparing them to become a contemporary media professional. Modules on mobile journalism and social media prepare them for enhanced career opportunities. 

Yes, Mahatma Gandhi University B.Ed course amdission is merit-based. Candidates are shortlisted and admitted based on their merit in the last qualifying examination. Shortlisted candidates further have to go through MGU CAP seat allotment procedure. In the last step, selected candidates are required to pay the admission fee to confirm their admission. 

In order to submit the application form successfully, it is necessary that the candidates pay the application fee on time. The fee payment can be done via credit card/debit card/net banking. Tabulated below is the category-wise MGU B.Ed application fee through CAP in affiliated colleges: