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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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The titles or nomenclature depend on the university offering the course. However, in graduation, you cannot pursue those specialisations which are available in PG. There is actually no difference between the two in graduation.

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Christ University is one of the best colleges:
JournalismThe Journalism course is aimed at giving the students more than just an overview of the subject; it intends to make the students ready for a career in print journalism and related areas. There will be eight core papers in journalism, covering a broad spectrum of areas of journalism and mass communication. It also will have a parallel set of certificate courses aimed at more specialized areas and skills. The theory papers will aim at making the student aware of the field. The practical and skill-based papers will go a long way in equipping them for the job. It is seen that a broad-
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soma desdw

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Master of Arts in Mass Communication (MAMC) is a post-graduate course offered in the domain of mass media at university-level in India. The course focuses on ideas and outlets of mass communication such as media production, cultural issues, communication theories, regulations and media techniques.
The basic eligibility for admission to MAMC program is a Bachelors or equivalent degree in any stream. The course is of 2 years duration. The tuition fee for the program ranges from 50,000 INR to 3 Lakh INR for two years.
A post-graduate degree in mass communication opens up career avenues in many media-related fields. An MAMC degree holder can
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty

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Hello Savithri,
I appreciate your interest in pursuing BA in Mass Communication and Journalism in Mangalore. To help you with choosing colleges to pursue the same, kindly refer to the link below for more information:
http://bit.ly/2kX1D3k
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi,
If you have completed your Bachelor degree, why do you want to demote and study a diploma again unless otherwise you are talking about a PG Diploma. Either do a PG Diploma or Masters.

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Uma Murthy

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A postgraduate diploma is a shorter qualification than a masters degree, although at the same academic level. Whereas a masters degree is made up of 180 credits (taken from exams, assignments, and so on), a postgraduate diploma is 120 credits. There is a shorter version of this too a postgraduate certificate, which is 60 credits. There are a variety of courses that come under the heading of a postgraduate diploma it can be a vocational course, such as a legal practice course, or an academic course.

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Aditya Gautam

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It depends on your studies but basic or starting package in journalism is as low 3-5 LPA and it may later go up to 12 LPA.

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Abhishek Singh

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There is no relation between EXTC and journalism. So, if you wish to get into journalism then think of it as a fresh start. The program offers wide-ranging opportunities in the field of media and advertising. The importance of media in our lives is for all to see and therefore it offers an excellent opportunity to Individuals who seek to be in a creative profession and yet have the best of the corporate life. Moreover, growth in print, electronic and digital media has been phenomenal after the Government of India allowed Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Media and Entertainment industry. UTM-Shillong, one of the leading universities i
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harinakshi urde

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Yes, you can pursue journalism and mass communication after completing class 12th in science. There is no compulsion of subjects.

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