Journalism

In B.J. M. C. you have to study all the subjects related to Journalism and Mass Communication including TV news anchoring. If you are interested for Anchoring, then you shave to focus and practice more news anchoring practicals with other practicals provided in your University or institution.

Generally there is no difference/ a little between these two courses. Some colleges and universities run the Journalism and Mass Communication courses in the name of B.J. M. C. or BMMC. But the popular name is B.J. M. C.

Yes, if you have a passion in Journalism, you may join in M.J. M. C. course.

Hi Tamanna. First. You should choose one major. A good percentage of marks help you getting in good colleges and universities. If you are interested to explore in Media industry and academic, then you should choose B.A. In Journalism. If you are interested in clinical psychology, counseling and academic, you may go for B.A. Psychology. For academic career in literature, translator job or mass communication field, you may opt B.A. English.

In India all the examinations of Master degree are held in the month of May or June (Even Semester) and, December or January (Odd Semester). Due to Covid-19 phase, UGC will provide the details on examination later.

Hi. Madras Christian College
M. O. P. Vaishnav College for Women
ICAT Design and Media College, Chennai
Loyola College, Chennai
SRM University, Vadapalani
These are popular places in Chennai for journalism courses.