M.A

The following disciplines and topics could be on the M.A. in Mass Communication entrance exam syllabus:

• Journalism and Mass Communication: Theories and concepts pertaining to journalism, media history, media ethics, and media laws.Understanding the function of the media in society, as well as its consequences, links to culture and society, ownership patterns, and globalisation.
• Media Writing: A kind of writing for the media, such as news, features, and editorials. Mass communication theories and their use in the media business are among the many theories and models of communication. Questions pertaining to current events, domestic and foreign affairs, and general knowledge comprise the current affairs and general awareness category.
• Basics of media research, research techniques, and data analysis within the framework of mass communication. Visual communication is the comprehension of visual aspects included in media including design, film, and photography. Social media platforms, digital media, and its effects on society are all covered in this section.
• Public relations and advertising: fundamentals of PR, PR strategies, and communication tactics in PR and advertising. Understanding radio, television, and film as mass communication mediums is the goal of radio, television, and film studies. 
• Media Management and Marketing: Foundations of media management and media marketing tactics. Please be aware that the actual syllabus might be more thorough and might cover more topics depending on the university's curriculum. 

For a period of two years, Rabindra Bharati University (RBU) offers full-time Master of Arts (MA) programmes in 22 specialisations, including mass communication1. Admission to the programme will be awarded based on performance in the admission test23 or scores earned in the qualifying examination1. In May 20234, the online application for RBU MA admission is anticipated to go live. RBU's official website should be consulted for additional information and updates.

Yes, you can get admission to Delhi University, but only in a few arts-related programmes with slightly lower cut-offs. Additionally, the percentage you mention should represent your performance in your top four subjects; otherwise, it will be difficult to predict your ranking. For admission to Delhi University, your top four percentages will be taken into account if the programme offers admission based on performance in the qualifying exam, which the arts programme does.