Mass Communication & Media

Guide-Level 15

Print Media can be described as the longest life span medium for Mass Comm. It has been ever present since the early men learned to write. Its usefulness can not be disputed even today. Print Media introduced during Industrial Revolution gave a boom to Mass Comm. Cheap prices and availability boosted its sales and made it the universal medium for news. Even today in era of modern technology printed media such as newspaper, magazines, books etc. Are still unchallenged due to there reliability and just the natural feel of owning a physical copy. The ease and feeling that printed media provides can not be provided by the top of the line e

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7 years ago

How good is Amity University for mass communication? Should I join this institute?

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Beginner-Level 5

You are asking this from the Head of Amity Communication school. My answer will be off course yes. But, I would like to say that yes our curriculum is industry oriented. We provide good exposure and training. We have good and well trained faculty members from Academia and Industry back ground. We also organizes expert talks, seminars and work shops so that our student should get quality and Industry ready training.

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7 years ago

Can I get know about the placements in journalism and mass communication along with the name of the recruiters and packages offered?

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Beginner-Level 5

Students are getting good placements and pay packages are in several range. Print and Electronic Media houses, PR companies, Event management companies, Corporates are hiring journalism and mass communications students in good number.

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7 years ago

Will there be any change in our lives, if the mass communication didn't exist?

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Beginner-Level 5

Ha, ha. We are in information age now, you know the breaking news culture, instant connect through hand held devises. Its very hard to imagine life in 21st century without mass communication.

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7 years ago

Is Amity overrated for mass communication?

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Guide-Level 15

Possibly, yes. I usually suggest pursuing Mass Communication from JMI. But not everyone can make it into JMI. Hence, they look for other colleges. You can read reviews on Shiksha's website about the college.

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7 years ago

I want to make a career in freelance writing in India. Which course should I pursue for becoming the same?

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Beginner-Level 5

Media course will help. Freelance writing is in demand these days from subject experts. You may develop some core area as your strength so that you may able to write good informative articles on given subjects.

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7 years ago

Is it good to do a PG mass communication course without doing a UG qualification?

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Guide-Level 15

You will need to have a UG qualification for pursuing a PG course. If you already have passed UG, then you can pursue PG in Mass Comm.

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Is Amity one of the top-ranked universities of media? If yes, what are the main things that are better than the other university?

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Beginner-Level 5

Emphasis is on the practical side of media. That is why, we have good placement record.

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7 years ago

Will it be good for me to have a Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication from distance learning? Will I get a job?

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Guide-Level 15

No, it is a professional course that focuses on improving interpersonal skills like communication. The course consists of mostly practical work and it will be impossible to study through distance.

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7 years ago

I am from science stream, can I still pursue mass communication?

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