Humanities & Social Sciences

Which stream do you want to opt for in B.Sc?
When it comes to choosing a graduation course after class XII, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) is one of the most common options selected by students. B.Sc is an undergraduate course offered at almost all universities in India. Students with an academic qualification of class XII can pursue B.Sc course in different branches.
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)offers theoretical as well as practical knowledge about different subject areas. These subject areas usually include any one of the main science fields (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) and other fields depending on the specialisation a student opts.
Pursuing a B.Sc course is most beneficial for students who have a strong interest and background in science and Mathematics. The course is also beneficial for students who wish to pursue multi and inter-disciplinary science careers in future.
B.Sc (Hons) vs. B.Sc General
There are typically two types of B.Sc degrees awarded to students. B.Sc (Hons) and B.Sc General (commonly known as B.Sc Pass). Both are academic degrees awarded to students at an undergraduate level, however, there are some basic differences that lie between the two.
Given below is the difference between B.Sc honours and B.Sc General degrees based on certain parameters that would help students make a better choice between the two courses.
Definition B.Sc honours course is designed to develop advanced theoretical, practical, and research skills among students. It is a more standardised degree and focuses usually on one major subject area. B.Sc General course is designed to provide foundation knowledge of science subject to students. It usually focuses on all major subjects related to science field.

Hi Sagar,
University of Mysore does not provide BA in Journalism. It provides Post Graduate course like MA in Journalism and Mass Communication. You can apply in following colleges:
1. Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) Delhi
2. Xavier's Institute of Communication (XIC)
3. Asian College of Journalism (ACJ)
4. Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication (SIMC)
5. AJ Kidwai Mass Communication Research Centre (AJKMCRC)
6. Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA)
7. Indian Institute of Journalism & New Media, Bangalore (IIJNM)
8. Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, BHU
9. Department of Communication and Journalism, Pune
10. Bharati Vidya Bhavan's Sardar Patel College of Communication and Management, Delhi
Hope this helps.
Thank you.

Your question falls in the Ph.D English tag as well which suggests you want to do a Ph.D in English. A Ph.D depends more on the previous qualifications. The university falls under the approved universities and the course of Ph.D has its own benefits. I wish to share this personal observation, not a common though, that a Ph.D from private universities is, most of the times, looked down upon. Ph.D gives you chances of promotion in a job. It adds to the eligibility to teach UG and PG students, especially, PG classes are given to Ph.D holders. JJT is a private university, but not questionable. Ph.D has benefits. A Ph.D from JJT doesn't have anything special. If you are getting admitted, go ahead.