Diploma

If you do not have financial issues, the college life is really cool. Anyone can pass out and secure placement for himself with average efforts.
If financial issues are there, then instead of paying the huge fees go for Rizvi Atharva college which are comparatively affordable in terms of yearly fee structure. (Thakurs fees is more than any other college,but facilities and placement cell takes encouraging efforts for the aspirants).
My opinion for the aspirants with financial problems -
If you are able to get admission using the TFWS scheme/ Caste related offers it's the best option, else never depend on the loans and repaying back option as the IT industry market is becoming very risky due to lots of things getting automated and the job seekers will face challenges for sure and the survival of the existing laborers is also not that cool due to the Artificial Intelligence algorithms taking away the routine jobs which freshers used to chill for the initial 2years. The fee structure of engineering colleges also increases every year. So, let the passionate guys pursue and take the risk / challenges. Alternative - is to build a career with distinctive scores in BSc.It, etc short period courses and look for a job/freelance your skills join a start up to prove your expertise in any particular skill.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Around 30% of the students got internships in Tata Group in the previous year. Almost 85% of the students got placed from this department in the previous year (2021). The highest salary package offered was 1.8 LPA, and the lowest salary offered was Rs. 12,000 per month. The top recruiting companies of the college are Finolex, Dhoot Transmission, Tata Group, Marathon Electric Motors Limited. Around 30% of the students got internships in Tata Group, CESC, ECL in the previous year. More than 20 companies from across the country have visited our campus and have recruited a large number of students. Some of them are Dhoot Transmission, Yazaki India Pune, Forced Motors, Ayant Software and many more. Hope it helps.

Yes, candidates can apply for mass communication courses after they have passed class 10th or equivalent. Most College admissions are done on the basis of candidates score in class 10th examination usually there is no entrance exam. Scope for higher studies in mass communication:
After the completion of the Diploma courses candidate can apply for a Bachelor's degrees in mass communication to broaden and their horizons and increase their employment opportunity. List of some courses that can opt for completing their three-year Diploma courses-
1. B.A. Mass communication
2. B.A. In journalism
3. B.A. In journalism and mass communication
4. Bachelor's degree media Science
5. B.A. In media and communication
6. Bachelor of mass media
7. Bachelor of mass media and journalism
8. BJMC
9. B.Sc. Journalism and mass communication
10. B.Sc. Mass communication
11. B.Sc. Mass communication, PR and advertising Communication
12. B.Sc. Visual communication.