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A candidate for being eligible for admission to the course leading to the degree of Master of Arts (Film Studies) in University of Mumbai must have passed the examination for Bachelors from any discipline of this university or Bachelor's degree of another university recognised as equivalent thereto. Students seeking admission to the Department of Communication and Journalism have to write an essay in English, Marathi or Hindi of not less than 500 words and not more than 800 words (typed in double spacing on a single sheet of paper and signed by the student) on their purpose for seeking admission
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In reality, there are no differences between BA and B.Sc in mass communication. It is a matter of affiliation or approved course for the subject by the colleges and universities. As per me, each and every institution and university has its own course design and syllabus for Journalism and Mass Communication courses. So, don't confuse between these BA and B.Sc if you want to do Mass Communication course.
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