India

Hi, Some of the top colleges for this course include:
-Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath:
It is situated in the heart of Bangalore city (India), with beautiful . Also hosting a College of Fine Arts
-Bodhi College Of Fine Arts:The best structured Fine Arts College in Bangalore, Established by likeminded people from art industry. Providing quality education in Fine Arts
-Core college of Fine art:
Core provides an outstanding quality of art education for people from all age groups to study in a mature, open and stimulating atmosphere.
Moreover, you can sort out colleges from this link by setting the filters of the course, level of course as per your requirements. This is a list and you can get details of each and every institute by clicking on its name:
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/colleges/colleges-india? uaf []=base_course&ts=25108483&rf=filters&bc []=1

Hi, Central Tool room and Testing Center (CTTC) would be my first choice.
This is a government organisation under the Ministry of MSME (Micro Small and Medium Enterprises), with world class facilities. The learning process is interactive and you will actually make/produce things which you design.
The placement record is very good too.
Further, I would recommend National Employment Enhancement Mission. 100% placement assistance, practical approach, and conceptual learning help students in getting employment in various industries.
For a list of colleges offering this course in India, you can check out this link. Shiksha has sorted a number of colleges for this course. For information regarding a particular college you can click on its name and get detailed idea about the college and course.
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/cad-cam-cae/colleges/colleges-india

Bachelor Degree in mass comm. From distance learning is offered by numberless institutions and universities all over India and even abroad. There are online certifications as well. We need to give it a balanced view rather than simply rejecting one or approving.
Distance education is meant to substitute the absence of regular education of any Degree when the learner is, for all valid reasons, unable to pursue regular studies. Secondly, distance education is a better option when one already has skills to work with along with some experience as well.
Going by the description shared above, this is suggested that a distance learning degree in mass media (as well as any skill based and skill oriented course/subject) shall be avoided as much as possible.
This is also to be accepted that distance education has more failures in its credit in India. Just a couple of days back, Haryana Government terminated the services of those who did a technical degree through distance mode. It was as per Supreme Court ruling.
I wish to suggest that if possible, do this course as a regular student and from a good institution.

Hi, Some of the chief highlights of this college:
-SIMC ranked 2nd best Post-Graduate Mass Communication School among top Media and Communication schools in India at the Edutainment Show Awards, 2017
-SIMC ranked 3rd best Advertising School among top Media and Communication schools in India at the Edutainment Show Awards, 2017
-SIMC's MBA- Communication Management Programme ranked 9th in Central Asia by Ed Universal, 2017
95% students were placed from 2017-19 batch, 95% from 2014-16 and 70% in 2013-15 batch which means that the placements of this college is increasing day by day.
For detailed stats of placement, you can check out this page on the college website:
http://www.simc.edu/stats.html
Placements (in INR; as provided by college)
3.50 Lacs
Average Salary (Annual)
Companies / Recruiters who visited the campus
Balaji Telefilms
DNA
Hindustan Times Now
Viacom 18
Also, you can check out Shiksha's page for this college for further information:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/course/m-a-in-mass-communication-symbiosis-institute-of-media-and-communication-lavale-village-pune-241674

Hi, The Mass Communication & Videography (MCV) department was founded in 1996. Since 2006 (autonomy), the MCV dept. has steadily worked towards formulating a holistic syllabus for the taught course, keeping the pressing needs of 'audio- visual' literacy in the changing times in mind.
The Department of Mass Communication and Videography provides in-depth knowledge of cinema and media to the students. The department boasts of faculty who are a combination of academic as well as professional experts. Almost all the regular professors are doing their Ph.D and others have won national awards in various fields like cinematography, sound designing and documentary filmmaking.
Those from the last batch who are not pursuing any PG courses and those who have completed there PG courses, most of them are working in the television, advertising & film industries (viz, NDTV, CNN-IBN, AajTak, Zee Network, Star Network, Sony Entertainment; Percept, JWT, O&M etc.) either as trainees/assistants or as full-time journalists, programme producers, production executives, technical experts, independent filmmakers, etc.

The placements of MJMC from BCACS are good. Almost all students get placed while the placement sessions. Companies such as Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail Ltd. (Madura Fashion), Aditya Birla Retail Ltd, Amazon India P Ltd, Dainik Jagran and many more, visit the campus to hire students. The students passed out from Balaji College of Arts, Commerce and Science are well-groomed young leaders that will definitely prove an asset to any organisation where they may pursue their careers because they had worked day and night exercising their mind and investing their time to draw strategies for marketing the institutes, the students and ensuring successful campus placements despite the slow-down in the placement market globally.
The college also helps students getting the required internships to help them flourish in their careers.

I am doubtful if you will have placement opportunities from anywhere after completing Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) because only exceptional cases get through media jobs after completing their BJMC course from a college in India. Personally, I am an alumnus of Technia Institute of Advanced Studies (IP University)- Batch 2010-13, and the only placement company that I remember coming in is Naukri.Com - which I am apologetic to mention is not a media company. But many students did take the opportunity anyway - since not everybody wants to go into media after course completion.
What I suggest is that one should start preparing for postgraduate colleges of Journalism as soon as they enter the third year of their graduation college. Because only a good post-graduate college can get you a good job - until (obviously) if you are exceptionally good at what you do and a media house hand picks you during your summer/winter internship.