Mass Communication & Media

Hi Nupur,
For BA in Journalism and Mass Communication at Banasthali Vidyapith, there is no limit to seats for admission. Give your best.
All the best.

Hi Suhaina,
You are surely allowed to pursue M.A. In journalism and mass communication after B.Sc in biotechnology. Go for it.
All the best.

Hi Namita,
If I compare to last year, there are chances to edge for getting admission. If you belong to any category other than general, you are surely getting into DU for journalism. However, do not lose hope. You have chances and that's enough of a motivation for you to give it a shot. Try for Maharaja Agrasen or BRAC.
All the best.

Hi Amarjeet,
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Feel free to raise more queries.
All the best.

Hi!
There are very less chances of your admission in B.A (Hons) In Mass Media because the course offers only 40 seats. Till then, you can wait for the official list of selected students issued by the university.
All the best!

I checked last year's cut-off and could not see your rank. Do check it this year to know any change in the cut off.

You may face a little difficulty in getting admission as when I checked last year's cut-off I could not see your rank. Keep a check on this year's cut-off to see if there is any change in the rank.

According to last year's cut-off, you can get admission in 2nd round of counselling for 2nd shift.
It may change this year. So, keep a check on IP's site for the cut-off release date.

You can apply to Deviprasad Goenka Managment College of Media and also, try for Atharva College of Film and Television.
Regards
Lalit Kumar

I think no, because the basic eligibility for admission to an MA Programme in Journalism is a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and/or Mass Communication with a minimum of 50% marks. Certain universities may admit students from other streams as well, but it is completely a university discretion.