Journalism

The main objective of their BA Journalism programme literally says it upfront: “prepare you to become a responsible and ethical professional in the media industry”. It's not just lip service. You've got full subjects like Media Ethics & Laws in Sem 3 and Responsible Journalism in Sem 5. Year 2 also covers Media Laws & Ethics directly.

Beyond classes, they push practical stuff too. Students learn “neutrality and objectivity” in fact-based reporting, presenting multiple perspectives for fairness. The curriculum tackles fake news, media bias, and journalistic ethics through dedicated courses + hands-on training in media literacy and fact-checking. Even the journalism club, Silhouette, is built around “journalistic integrity, creativity, and responsible reporting”.

So in plain terms: You won't just learn how to write or shoot video. They drill in privacy, right to reply, yellow journalism, trial by media, and all the messy ethical calls you face in real newsrooms. It's theory + practice + club culture pushing ethics. 

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The important documents required for admission at Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication generally include Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, graduation certificates (for PG courses), transfer certificate, migration certificate, passport-size photographs, valid ID proof, caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and entrance exam scorecard if required. Candidates must also keep scanned copies of documents ready for online submission during the admission process.

Students exploring media, journalism, and communication courses can also consider Lovely Professional University, known for its industry-oriented curriculum, modern labs, internships, experienced faculty, and strong placement opportunities in media and creative industries.

Good question — CUET subject choices don't lock you out of professional programs like BBA or Journalism.

 How CUET Subjects Work

• CUET requires you to attempt at least one language + domain subjects + general test.
• You chose English, History, Political Science.
• For BBA/Management programs, most universities look at English + General Test scores.
• For Journalism/Media programs, they usually consider English + General Test, sometimes with weightage to humanities subjects (History/Pol. Sci.).

 Colleges Accepting Your Combination

• Delhi University (DU) – BBA (FIA), BMS, Journalism (Hons) → requires English + General Test.
• Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) – BA Journalism/Mass Comm → English + General Test.
• Amity University, Galgotias, Sharda (NCR) – BBA/Journalism → direct admission, CUET optional.
• Christ University, Bengaluru – BBA/Journalism → accepts CUET or its own test.
• Symbiosis (SCMC Pune) – Journalism → separate SET exam, but CUET English helps.

 Admission Prediction

 Bottom Line

• Your CUET subjects do not block you from BBA or Journalism.
• For BBA, focus on English + General Test score.
• For Journalism, English is the key subject; History/Pol. Sci. add weight in some universities.
• Private universities in NCR will admit you directly with Class 12 marks + CUET score.