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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, after earning a Bachelor of Arts (BA), it is typically feasible to pursue a Master of Arts (MA) in journalism. After completing their undergraduate studies, graduates of various colleges and institutes can pursue graduate programmes in journalism or similar subjects.
Colleges may have different prerequisites for admission, but typical requirements for a master's programme in journalism are generally the same. Students who have completed a Bachelor's degree or a relevant undergraduate degree can pursue a Master of Journalism. Graduates of all the streams (Arts/Commerce/Science) are eligible to apply for the course. C
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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
Though both MA mass communication and MA in journalism are postgraduate level courses focusing on different facets of journalism and mass communication including public relations and digital media. But there are two key differences in both the courses. To understand the differences better, read the complete answer.
The first major difference lies in the focus of the course. MA in Mass Communication focuses more on theoretical and research portion. While, the latter focuses more on application and execution. The second major difference lies in the purpose of the course. MA in mass communication intends to educate students in a way
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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.
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Contributor-Level 10
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.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Hi, there are about 400+ MA in Journalism colleges in India. Some of them are mentioned below along with their total tuition fees:
| College Name | Total Tuition Fee |
|---|---|
| St. Joseph's University | INR 2 lakh |
| Bennett University | INR 7 lakh |
| MIT WPU | INR 4 lakh |
| Chandigarh University | INR 3 lakh |
| Amity University Noida | INR 1 Lacs - INR 3 lakh |
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