Journalism

After completing a Master's in Journalism & Mass Communication along with a Diploma in Media Laws and Practices (DMLP) from HIMCOM (Hindustan Institute of Mass Communication) you can have various job prospects in the field of media, communication, and journalism. You can work as a Reporter, Broadcast Journalist, Digital media specialist, Public Relations Manager, Content Writer, Media Analyst or Media Educator, Filmmaker, Freelance Journalist etc. There are huge range of career options in Media and you can choose whatever suits you well.

As I checked, the syllabus for PG Journalism and Mass Communication for LPUNEST is readily available of LPU's official website. You can go through the syllabus from there. It involves eight different sections which has different syllabus for LPUNEST.

In general, the institute reporting process is conducted for three to four days for each round of Haryana NEET PG counselling. Candidates will have to check the important dates carefully and report to the institutes within the deadline. In certain cases, the last date of reporting to institutes is extended. There may be a possibility that DMER Haryana will conduct institute reporting separately for courses or candidate categories.

Yes, CT Group of Institutions, North Campus offers three-years BA (Journalism & Mass Communication) programme divided into six semesters. BA degree is a recognised brand that signifies Jpurnalism & Mass Communication training. All those aspirants who have cleared Class 12th from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate can apply for BA course admission.

To pursue BA (Psychology, Mass Communication & Journalism, Sociology) through PUCAT, candidates should have Higher Secondary Certificate (10+2) with a minimum aggregate score of 40% for UR/OBC and 33% for SC/ST. In order to know more about the PUCAT 2024 exam, candidates can refer the Shiksha's page or the official website of Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanchal University Jaunpur, the exam conducting body.

Candidates who have completed graduation with 50% aggregate. Students should have bachelor’s degree from an acknowledged College or University. Students who have complete PG degree are too allowed to register for the course. Candidates with a stronghold on English language are occasionally picked at the time of admission. The selection criteria for the course is Entrance Test + Interview.

Hi, there are about 1,600+ UG colleges for Mass Communication and Journalism in India. Some of them are mentioned below along with their total tuition fees:

Hi, there are about 400+ MA in Journalism colleges in India. Some of them are mentioned below along with their total tuition fees: