Humanities & Social Sciences

Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication or B.A. Journalism and Mass Communication from Chandigarh University is a three year undergraduate course. The course will be offered in six semesters wherein the students will be offered Industry Oriented Curriculum Comparable with Worlds Top Universities. Candidates who have completed their 10+2 with not less than 50% marks in any stream from a recognised board or university can appear for B.A. Journalism and Mass Communication from Chandigarh University. In order to apply, candidates will have to appear for a common entrance exam which is called CUCET. Candidates can apply in both online and offline mode. After being shortlisted, candidates will have to pay a total fee of Rs. 50,000 for the entire course.

Yes, BARC provides a Ph.D. programme. If you qualify for the BARC fellowship, you will get to do your Ph.D. at one of the following four institutions:
1- Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai.
2- Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR), Kalpakkam.
3-Institute for Plasma Research (IPR), Gandhinagar.
4- Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre (VECC), Kolkata. Selection Process for the BARC DAE Doctoral Fellowship programme:
Applicants will first have to appear for a written test, which will be held around March 21, 2021, after which applicants will be shortlisted for a selection interview based on their performance in the screening test as well as on their previous academic records. 25 percent weightage will be given to the BE or B.Tech percentage, 25 percent weightage to the average of the ME or M.Tech semester-1 and semester-2 percentages, and the BARC screening exam will carry 50 percent weightage. I hope this will help you.

Yes, you can apply for an M.A. at TISS Mumbai regardless of your gap year. The gap year won't affect your application, as the minimum criteria to apply for an M.A. program is a bachelor's degree from a recognized university. You can simply clear the written assessment round of the TISS M.A. Program based on merit. However, you may face some issues in the personal interview round. They might ask you why you took a gap year. As long as you can answer this, you will have no issue at all getting admission to the master's program at TISS.
1. For instance, some UPSC aspirants have valid reasons for preparation. They can justify their preparation as a reason for taking a gap.
2. Some others are working professionals. They can even get preference in admission based on relevant experience.
3. In addition, the panel is usually supportive of housewives and women who want to continue their education. They must appear confident in the interview in order to justify their choice of a specific M.A. course.
4. If you have taken a gap year for any other reason, be confident and explain why you want to join the MA program at TISS.
Therefore, as long as you can justify your gap year, you should not worry about admission to TISS.
The following is the admission procedure for MA courses at TISS:
1. To be admitted to TISS, you must have completed your degree with at least a 50% average.
2. There are around 25 MA specializations offered by TISS, and you will have to appear in TISSNET for admission.
3. The application forms are usually out by March for TISSNET.
4. Based on your score, you will be called for a personal interview round.
5. The list of shortlisted candidates will be published for all MA courses at the official website of TISS. To complete your admission, you must submit documentation for verification.