Journalism

For pursuing a Journalism Course in India at UG Level you can take exams like CUET, IPU CET or other university-specific entrance exams like CUCET or KIITEE, And for PG level course you can take CUET-PG, JEECUP, URATPG, IIMC Entrance Exam, etc.

For today's Job in India, considering a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication  which is popularly known as BAJMC is the best option as this course covers Journalism with Mass communication which includes advertising, Video Editing, SEO, Digital Marketing, PR and Corporate communication which opens doors to many different job options for the graduates.

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Candidates can check AP ECET reporting time below -

Some of the best colleges for Bachelor's in Journalism and Mass Communication in India are:

• Bennett University
• Delhi School of Journalism
• Christ University
• St. Xavier's College, Mumbai 

Students have to report to the IPMAT exam centre by 1 PM. The exam will begin on 2 PM. Students cannot enter the exam centre again once they have submitted the exam.

I'm not sure about Chandigarh University, but at Lovely Professional University, you can pursue B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication after completing your 12th. The eligibility is generally around 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 with English or an equivalent qualification. The programme is designed in a practical, hands-on way where students get exposure to media production, reporting, digital content creation, and communication skills, helping them build confidence and prepare for careers in journalism, media, PR, and the digital industry.

Students have to reach the IPMAT exam centre a hour before the exam. IPMAT 2026 will be conducted from 2 PM to 4 PM and so students have to reach the latest by 1 PM.

Students must report to the SET exam centre at least an hour before the exam. SET exam will take place at 9 AM at many test centres. Students must reach the exam centre the latest by 7:30 AM.

Candidates only need to submit original documents during the NEET SS institute reporting for admissions. The original documents need to be surrendered to the college authorities and will remain under the custody of allotted college.

The Journalism and Mass Communication programme at Chandigarh University is supported by strong institutional accreditation and national recognition. The university's ranking in NIRF and global visibility in QS rankings strengthen its academic reputation. The department offers industry oriented syllabus and advanced studio facilities. Such recognition ensures academic quality, structured learning, and professional credibility. Students benefit from being part of a university known for innovation, research orientation, and placement support, which adds long term value to their Journalism degree.