Journalism

If you have done your PG in Journalism, you will have to select Mass Communication and Journalism as your subject in UGC NET. Question Pattern: There will be two question papers UGC NET Examination in Mass Communication and Journalism, Paper II and Paper III. Paper II will have 100 marks in total whereas Paper III will have 150 marks in total. Paper II will cover fifty (50) objective type questions, whereas the Paper III will have seventy five (75) objective type questions, each question carrying two (2) marks. All questions are compulsory in both the papers. The objective type questions will include multiple choices, matching type, true / false and assertion-reasoning type. Regards.

Admission to B.A. Journalism programme starts after the results for the 10+2 examination are declared. Ideally the process begins in the month of May when various institutes invite application from prospective students. Students whose 10+2 results have been declared or who are awaiting their results can fill the application forms for the course. The admission process is best described through the figure given below:
Application Form
Written Test
Personal Interview
After the submission of the application form, students are called for a written test. Written Test might be of Objective and/or Subjective type. Objective paper may contain questions from General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Popular Media, English Language, Case Studies etc. Written Test may be followed by a Personal Interview on the basis of marks scored in the written test and percentage secured in the 10+2 examination. The final selection of candidates for admission is based on the performance in written test, interview and marks scored in Higher Secondary School Examination. Regards.