Journalism

The BA (Political Science, Economics and Journalism) curriculum followed at REVA University is spread over three years, which is further divided into six semesters. Some subjects (theoretical & practical) included in the curriculum are as follows:

• Indian Constitution and Human Rights
• Principles of Macro Economics
• Economic Growth and Development
• Audio-Visual Production
• Western and Eastern Political Thought
• Fundamentals of Media Research
• International Economics

The exact fees for the B.A. (Hons.) in Journalism and Mass Communication at Deogiri College are as follows:

Academic Fee (Per Semester): INR 35,000

Application Fee (Non-Refundable): INR 1,500

Admission Fee (Non-Refundable): INR 7,000

University Enrollment Fee (Non-Refundable): INR 3,000

Exam Fees (Per Semester): INR 4,500

This totals to approximately INR 1,00,000 for the entire three-year program, excluding any additional costs for materials or activities.

At St. Xavier's College in Kolkata, the most recent cutoff for admission in 2024 for the B.A. (Hons.) in English with a Journalism specialisation is 85% in the 12th-grade exam. A strong curriculum that blends literary studies with hands-on journalism training is the program's main focus. Since the admissions process is tough, it is imperative that prospective students meet or surpass this cutoff. Those wishing to pursue a career in journalism find the college to be a desirable option due to its helpful faculty and reputation for academic achievement.

The fee structure can vary depending on the specific programme for the certificate courses at Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication.

Example:

 ARCJMC Fees & Eligibility:

PG Diploma3 Courses 9,300 - 1.5 Lakhs (Total Fees)

Certification9 Courses 5,000 - 40,000  (Total Fees)

B.Com1 Course 6,400 (1st Yr Fees)

M.Com1 Course 6,900 (1st Yr Fees)

For more elaborated and course-wise details it is recommended to visit the official college website.

The students are securing jobs in a variety of media sectors and the course-wise placements at Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication are generally strong.

The institution offers practical exposure through workshops and internships as a result, graduates have landed positions in organizations like Zee News, ABP News, Radio Mirchi, Dainik Jagran, Hindustan Times, and Business Standard.

Further to the above Some of the prominent recruiters who participated in Integral University placements in recent years are mentioned below:

Deloitte

Britannia

IBM

Paytm

Wipro

Axis Bank

Accenture

Cognizant

To be eligible for this course, Candidates must have completed a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university with 45.0% in graduation. There is no specific exam-based cutoff mentioned for this program. It is highly recommended to contact the college directly or check their official website for updates and detailed information regarding admissions and specific criteria.

Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication is considered a Tier 2 institution in India. It is a reputable college in the region and offers various quality programs to interested candidates. The focus of the programs is specifically on Journalism and Mass Communication which makes it a good choice for students but still institute lies in the Tier 2 category.

For the MJMC-Master Journalism and Mass Communication Program application, candidates can apply via online mode. The last date has not been officially confirmed to apply for admission at Aizaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication (ARCJMC) for 2024. However, admissions are currently open for programs as follows:

• BAJMC-Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication
• MAJMC-Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication
• PGDMC-Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication 

For accurate and timely details, it's recommended to contact the college at their official website.

Both of the programme MA in Journalism and MA in Audio Visual courses offered at SIMC Pune are two-year postgraduate degree courses. Check out the main difference between these two specialisations in the mentioned points below: 

• The Journalism course trains students who want to eventually enter news organisations – print, broadcast and online.
• The Audio-Visual course is aimed at students who eventually enter the domain of AV production, direction, writing, camera, editing and other related roles in the television and film sectors.