Here's the thing, it's not a strict requirement, but it's not something you should completely ignore either. Your main ticket in is your 12th percentage, you'll need at least 50% aggregate, and boards like CBSE, PSEB, or ISC are accepted without any issue. From what I found, CUET seems to matter more for a few of their diploma-level mass comm courses rather than the full BA programme itself. Still, if you already have a decent CUET score, it definitely won't hurt to mention it during counseling, sometimes it just adds a little extra weight to your application. My suggestion, don't stress too much over CUET for this particular course, j
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 5
The university has a Career Development Center that supports students with internships, resume building and placement drives. However, based on available reviews, internship support seems to vary a lot by course and batch. Some students mention decent industry tie-ups for streams like Engineering and Management, but specific internship details for BA Journalism are not clearly available. It's best to directly ask the Journalism and Mass Communication department during counseling for exact placement or internship data related to this course.
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 5
Yes, Rayat Bahra University does include the Mass Communication and Digital Journalism stream under its Scholarship Program. Students can get fee concessions ranging from 10% to 60% of the course fee based on their 10th, 12th or graduation marks. For example, scoring 90% and above can get a higher concession, while 60% to 69% still gets some benefit. There are also special scholarships for categories like SC/ST, single girl child and students who lost a parent, which apply across most streams including this one.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The fee for BTech at Desh Bhagat University Punjab range between INR 1.75 Lacs and INR 3.18 Lakh.
Note: The fees mentioned above is sourced from official sources and is subject to change.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 8
For an MBA, LPU and Amity are both excellent choices because of their respectable academics, campus culture, and exposure. Amity is a well-known brand, and LPU provides a variety of specializations and possibilities for hands-on learning.
I would personally go toward LPU for an MBA if you're seeking for general exposure, industry engagement, flexibility, and affordability.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 8
Depending on your course and qualifications, you can certainly get admitted to LPU. Numerous UG, PG, and Diploma programs with varying admission requirements are offered by the university.
You can apply after determining your eligibility for the course of your choice. All things considered, LPU is a wonderful choice if you want a student-friendly campus with lots of course options.
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 1
After B.Tech CSBS from LPU, career options can include software development, business analytics, data analysis, IT consulting, enterprise technology and digital transformation roles. The course combines computer science with business learning, so it can suit students who want both technical and business exposure. Industry projects, workshops and placement preparation can also help build practical skills for these roles.
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2 weeks ago
Beginner-Level 5
It's a simple 3-year course, broken into 6 semesters, nothing complicated there. And if later you feel like continuing further, they do offer a 2-year Master's in the same field. So if you plan for both, you're looking at roughly 5 years of study altogether, which honestly gives you a solid, complete foundation in journalism and mass communication before you step into the industry.
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2 weeks ago
Beginner-Level 5
It's a genuine, well-structured program, not just a random course on the list. The batch size stays around 30 students, so you won't get lost in a massive crowd, and teachers usually get to know their students. There's also scholarship support if your marks are good, which can really ease the financial side of things for your family. The one honest thing I'll say, don't assume every media tie-up or internship promise online is guaranteed, always confirm directly with the department once you visit or call them.
New answer posted
2 weeks ago
Beginner-Level 5
It's a genuine, well-structured program, not just a random course on the list. The batch size stays around 30 students, so you won't get lost in a massive crowd, and teachers usually get to know their students. There's also scholarship support if your marks are good, which can really ease the financial side of things for your family. The one honest thing I'll say, don't assume every media tie-up or internship promise online is guaranteed, always confirm directly with the department once you visit or call them.
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