Journalism

Yes, at IIMC they exclusively offer postgraduate courses. It is one of the most popular and sought-after institutes for mass media higher education. It's an autonomous society under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Students from across the country and abroad apply for their entrance in great numbers. They also have 5 regional centres across the country in addition to the IIMC Delhi campus. Their motive is to provide quality higher education in the field of mass communication and contribute educated individuals that further the Indian society.

No, you will not require giving the exam of CMAT for the course of mass communication and journalism from Gujarat University. The CMAT is basically an entrance examination that can be cleared by students who want to undergo an MBA course from one of the B schools. For courses in mass communication and journalism, the entrance examination is mostly conducted by Gujarat University or through some other process. 

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics the median annual wage for media and communication workers was $66,320 in May 2023. Both in traditional journalism contexts and in professions that need communicative, critical thinkers, there is a need for individuals with a journalism degree. Some of the jobs and estimated salaries for journalism graduates are mentioned below-

Yes, some popular several universities india conduct their entrance exam for the admission in Mass communication Courses incuding BJMC, MJMC, BA in Journalim and Mass Communication, MA in Journalism and Mass Communication. Some of the popular entrance exams include:

• IIMC Entrance Exam
• DUET (Delhi University)
• Symbiosis SET
• Jamia Entrance Test

The skills that are required for a career in Journalism and Mass Communication is as follows:

• Excellent communication and writing skills
• Research and analytical ability
• Creativity and storytelling
• Adaptability to new technologies
• Networking and interpersonal skills

According to the Apex University reviews available on Shiksha.com, students gave an average rating of 3.3 stars (out of 5) to BA (Journalism & Mass Communication) placements. The university places around 50-60% of the students enrolled in the programme. Various media houses such as Aaj Tak, Patrika and Dainik Jagran hire students for job roles, such as anchors, reporters, video editors, photographers, and radio jockeys. As per a review posted in 2023, the highest salary package offered to BA (Journalism & Mass Communication) students is INR 4.8 LPA (INR 40,000 per month).

Yes, many institutions accept students without prior professional experience in journalism. Most Diploma programs are designed for beginners and focus on providing foundational skills in media, writing, reporting, and editing. However, if you have some writing or media experience, you can highlight that in your application or portfolio.

Yes, many institutions offer scholarships or financial aid to international students. You can also look into external scholarship programs from governments, private organizations, or media-related foundations. Some examples include:

• Chevening Scholarships (UK)
• Erasmus Mundus Scholarships (EU)
• Fulbright Program (USA)
• Commonwealth Scholarships (UK)

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Diploma in Journalism abroad

The eligibility Criteria for a Diploma in Journalism Abroad is mentioned below:

• Academic Qualifications: A high school Diploma or equivalent from a recognised board
• Language Proficiency: IELTS or TOEFL scores to demonstrate English language proficiency
• Portfolio (Optional): A collection of writing samples or media projects can strengthen your application