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The candidates who fulfill the below-mentioned eligibility parameters of Journalism courses to get selected for admission to best college for top Mass Communication colleges in India:

• Students from any stream  (Arts/Commerce/Science) can opt to pursue a course in Journalism. Most colleges/universities that offer Journalism as a course specify that candidates will be considered eligible to apply for admissions if they have cleared their 10+2 from a recognised institute with a minimum aggregate of 50%.
• Apart from the above-mentioned eligibility criteria,  many colleges even specify that candidates will be considered for admission if they score at least 75% in English/Hindi depending on the medium in which they want to pursue the course.
• To pursue a Journalism course at the PG level, candidates should have completed their undergraduate degree with an aggregate of 50% marks. Although candidates from any stream can apply for a PG-level course, most popular colleges prefer Journalism graduates for a programme in this field.

Dr Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University at Pusa, Samastipur in Bihar even though formed in the year 2016, traces its origin to the Agricultural Research Institute and College formed in the year 1905. With such a legacy, it's no surprise that this institution is famous across the world for carrying out pioneering research in the agricultural field. 

It offers two engineering graduation courses in the field of agriculture namely in biotechnology and agriculture. Both these courses are lapped up by the students. This is so since the government is pumping in huge funds in this sector and without proper technology no progress can be achieved. 

To answer your query, yes RPCAU, Pusa, Bihar is indeed a great place to go for BTech in Agriculture or Biotechnology.