Journalism

Yes, you have to give CET for doing Bachelors in journalism and mass communication.

Hi Sakshi, Yes there are, Mainly Private Institutes or Universities provides distance learning but I would suggest you to prefer for regular for this course because it will give you practical training and theoretical knowledge.

You can opt here in Punjab as a lot of colleges provide very good placements like LPU, CU, PU. You can opt whichever you want. All the best.

Hi there,
Both BJMC i.e. Bachelors in journalism & mass communication and Bachelors in journalism means the same. Both are under graduation courses in journalism.

There is no entrance test required for getting admission to Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication of Nalanda Open University. However, you need to check the eligibility requirement to apply for the course which is to be a graduate in order to pursue the course.

Please get in touch with Nalanda Open University for such specific information as they will be the right party to answer.

The minimum eligibility to apply for the course is 10+2 with 50% marks or more. Please click the link below to check for various colleges offering the course. https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/colleges/colleges-india.

Hi Anushka, The main difference is only after the completion of 3 year B.J. M. C. degree, you will be able to do higher studies. Doing the Diploma only, you will face problems in getting a job in wide range. Also, you will face problem in your career growth if you have only the Diploma qualification.

Hello Mahima,
Yes, why not? In fact, mass communication/journalism is a very popular option to opt after graduation in English. With English in graduation+mass communication in PG, you can do wonders. It is a very successful and popular combination of subjects.
You can go into these fields after completing Master's degree:
1. Public Relations
2. Corporate Communication
3. Content writing
4. Advertising
5. Digital/social media or brand marketing.