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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi Shivangi, mass media was introduced in university of Mumbai in 2001 and in Mithibai College. It was introduced in 2012-13, as academic year course known as Bachelors of mass media (BMM). So, yes Mithibai College has mass media course and the college is one of the finest college in Mumbai and India. I read that you have a great passion for your studies. All the best for your great future.
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Aman BrarJournalist
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Sorry, but there is no good or famous government institution in Mumbai for Bachelors in Mass Communication. You are eligible to apply for two famous mass communication colleges, department of mass communication (Mumbai University) and Xavier's Institute (private) of journalism only after your 3 year graduation course. However, you can optioned for Xavier College for BA in mass media.
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Rashmi Pillai
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The fee structure of SIBM Pune includes the hostel fees. As the hostel is situated within the campus itself, a number of facilities are available for the students. For more details, please visit SIBM Pune's official website, www.sibmpune.edu.
NMIMS doesn't offer hostel facilities for the students. Accommodation can be sought by the students in the city. Hence, hostel fees are not included in the total fees of NMIMS.
NMIMS doesn't offer hostel facilities for the students. Accommodation can be sought by the students in the city. Hence, hostel fees are not included in the total fees of NMIMS.
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Vivek Nandwani
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No, you cannot apply in any of these institutes after the CAT examination. The applications are now closed for each of the three institutes.
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Vivek Nandwani
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Both the institutes are really good. Being a student Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, I would be able to provide you a better information about SPJIMR. When it comes to academics SPJIMR rigorously focuses on academics with an emphasis on providing case-based knowledge as well as providing hands-on experience of the entire business scenario through simulation studies. The faculty is of international repute and is globally known in their field of expertise. Also, we have visiting faculty from international institutions as well as from corporate.
As far as non-classroom activities are concerned, SPJIMR
As far as non-classroom activities are concerned, SPJIMR
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Vivek Nandwani
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Hi Shubham,
The fee details for PGDM batch 2018-2020 has not been released. However, the fee details of the batch 2017-19 s indeed 16 lakhs and include tuition fee, basic hostel/ accommodation and Global Fast Track. It does not include cost of travel, boarding, lodging, visa, insurance and incidentals for Global Fast Track.
The fee details for PGDM batch 2018-2020 has not been released. However, the fee details of the batch 2017-19 s indeed 16 lakhs and include tuition fee, basic hostel/ accommodation and Global Fast Track. It does not include cost of travel, boarding, lodging, visa, insurance and incidentals for Global Fast Track.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Siddharth,
To pursue MBA from IITs, you need to write CAT. For the private colleges, you need to appear for the specified entrance tests (if available) or else they would also accept based on scores in top exams like CAT, MAT, and XAT etc.
So, for private colleges you need to verify the admission procedures carefully.
To pursue MBA from IITs, you need to write CAT. For the private colleges, you need to appear for the specified entrance tests (if available) or else they would also accept based on scores in top exams like CAT, MAT, and XAT etc.
So, for private colleges you need to verify the admission procedures carefully.
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Moumita ChowdhurySecretary-Media&PR committee @IMIB
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It does but has a little weighage during your interview round only. If you have a very good score then it is good for you else you might be asked why. Moreover, you need to maintain a minimum of 70% in your graduation as for some colleges it is one of the criteria but it may differ also.
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