Mass Communication & Media

The CUET UG exam for the Film and TV course is a bit challenging, but with enough preparation, you can easily crack the exam. The CUET UG test is divided into 3 sections, where the first two sections include General Knowledge & Current Affairs and Aptitude & Reasoning questions. The last section is domain-specific.

The average time frame to prepare for any entrance exam is generally 2-3 months. However, it also depends on the difficulty of the exam and competitiveness. For the Electronic Media entrance exams, students usually choose CUET and CUET-PG, which are relatively less difficult and low competitive. They are divided into sections like Aptitude, domain-Specific, and General Knowledge. The preparation timeframe also depends on the individual students.

Of course, there are many Electronic Media colleges in India offering admission on a merit-based system. However, it also depends on the course level and type. For instance, Electronic Media courses at the PG-level may require you to prepare for entrance exams. Meanwhile, some top colleges offering admission at a merit system are MCNUJC Bhopal, Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication, St. Joseph College of Communication, Xavier School of Communications, PSGCAS, etc.

If you have decided to pursue a PhD program, Electronic Media can be an apt choice. It will not only open up great teaching opportunities for you at the university level, but also train you for leadership roles in the market, give you the freedom to conduct research, and so on.

Here are some important documents (both original and copies) you must have during an Electronic Media program application process:

• Class 10 and 12 marksheets
• A bachelor's degree (if applicable)
• A valid ID proof (Adhaar, PAN Card, Passport, etc.)
• 2 Passport-sized photographs
• Migration certificate
• Caste Certificate (if any).

Though I believe both options have their own benefits, Electronic Media today is offering a much broader scope for high-paying jobs in different domains. Print Media is undoubtedly still valuable and offers many learning and earning opportunities, but the number of people consuming Electronic Media is multiplying day by day due to its wider reach, faster delivery, interactive & engaging content, low-cost mediums, and versatility.

BSc Electronic Media is a course option if you're interested in studying the scientific and technical parts of electronic media, including radio and television production, multimedia, and media industry management, and so on. It is a UG degree programme that will open doors for various employment options in the digital marketing, advertising, and social media domains.

Here are some top Electronic Media college options offering great placement opportunities in India:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

Hello, around 15 colleges in India offer MSc in Electronic Media courses. The course fee structure of all these colleges differs based on the college ratings, placement records, faculty ratings, etc. The average MSc in Electronic Media course fee structure ranges from INR 2,640 to INR 3.4 Lakh.