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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
Hi, in my opinion, choosing the one job profile as the most interesting is subjective and depends on one's interests. After a course in Journalism and Mass Communication, you can opt for a variety of creative fields such as Advertising, Digital Marketing, Journalism, etc. It depends on your skills and future goals, the employment field you wish to choose.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
The official IIMT University BA placements report has not been released by the university. However, some insights on the university's BA placements are available in the IIMT University reviews on Shiksha.com. As per a recent review, about 40% to 50% of BA JMC students were placed. The highest package was INR 5 LPA and the lowest was INR 2.5 LPA. The top recruiting companies were Zee News, Danik Jagaran and Aaj Tak. Further, around 70% of students got an internship in companies, such as IBM, Amar and Ujala. The top job roles included editor, anchor and photographer.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
As an MMC graduate, candidates go for a variety of industries but it all depends on their interest and expertise.
Also, the salary package too depends on company, location, job position, relevant experience, etc.
Some popular job profiles with high salary potential include Broadcast Journalist, News Anchor, Content Creator, Advertising Associate, Public Relations Officer, etc.
And the average salary that one an earn goes upto INR 4 LPA in India.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
The core subjects that are covered in the Master of Mass Communication course are Media Laws & Ethics, Public Relations & Advertising, Radio & TV Journalism, Media Industry & Management, and Production Portfolio. All of these subjects basically teaches the students about how the media industry works inside and out and prepare them for a successful future in this field.
Hope this helps!!!
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
A Master of Mass Communication is one of the courses that prepares the students for a career in the media and movies.
- Students who complete this course may work as anchors, reporters, scriptwriters, camera operators, actors, or directors, among other things.
- At the moment, mass communication is a very popular course; it is also known as mass media or mass communication. This course will teach you about movies, newspapers, event management, marketing, and other topics.
- The course will assist you in a variety of ways, including strengthening your communication skills, learning how to communicate in a professional setting, w
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
Masters in Mass Communication course teaches you how to share information about anything in the world with people all around the world at the same time. This involves in-depth training in radio, newspapers, television, etc. Print Media, Social Media, and Electronic Media are all forms of mass communication. The fees for the course range between INR 8,000 and INR 10 lakh.
This course will teach you how mass media may help people grasp societal problems and make educated decisions. An MA in Mass Communication course looks at how to communicate knowledge and get it to the general population. Students will investigate how the cont
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
A Master of Journalism is a two-year postgraduate degree program. The Master of Journalism programme is frequently designed for people with a bachelor's degree in a similar discipline or some prior journalism experience. Students usually opt for a Master of Journalism after completing their Bachelor of Journalism Course. A Master's in Journalism degree is offered by a variety of universities and colleges and focuses on many aspects of journalism, such as writing, reporting, editing, and media.
It opens the door to a variety of employment options in news channels, media houses, print media, broadcasting media, new media, advertising
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
After completing a master's degree, an individual might choose a field of specialization. Candidates who fill the basic eligibility criteria and have strong verbal and written communication abilities are favoured by universities during the selection process. Students generally pursue a Master of Journalism degree after attaining their Bachelor's in Journalism and mass communication.
A student with a speciality has many more options.
- Better Communication Skills: A degree in journalism can assist a student in improving his or her communication skills. A Master of Journalism degree will allow a student to develop and improve his or h
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