Journalism

To be eligible to pursue an undergraduate Journalism course,  one must have completed 10+2 from a recognised board with an aggregate of 50% or more. Various Journalism courses after 12th include a BA in Journalism, a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication, and a BA in Mass Media. They must have a minimum of 50 Percent in 12th from a recognised board, and any stream (Arts, Science, or Commerce). Some colleges have criteria that require candidates to possess good communication, reading and English skills.

The placements for B.A course specialised in Journalism and Electronic Media offered by the SASTRA Chennai Campus is quite impressive as it is about 80%. However, the package might seem a little low but it will increase gradually. The great placements combined with an experienced faculty make this institute one of the best choices for pursuing B.A. in Journalism and Electronic Media.

Hi, Pursuing an MA in Journalism and Mass Communication from Patna University can be a good choice if you seek a foundational program with practical exposure and industry relevance. The course emphasizes media ethics, digital media, and public relations while offering hands-on learning through workshops and internships. Faculty expertise and affordable fees add value. However, its infrastructure and placement records are average compared to top-tier institutions. Consider long-term career goals and alternative universities for comparison?.

Thanks.

The eligibility criteria and entrance exams for a Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) program:

• Eligibilty - To be eligible for an MJMC program, you must have graduated from a recognized college or university with a minimum of 50% marks. Students from reserved categories like SC/ST/OBC are given a 5% moderation. 
• Entrance exams -  Some entrance exams for MJMC programs include the JMI Entrance Exam, IIMC Entrance Exam, XIC Online Entrance Test, and ACJ Entrance Exam.