Mass Communication & Media

Hi Urmika!
The fee structure of KVT Professional Educations is not available online. The institute has not disclosed it anywhere. I would suggest you to get in touch with the institute directly for the information.

To take Admission in a BJMC/Bachelor Degree in Mass Communication in any of the colleges in India, one must be a 12th Pass Students. The XII can be from any education boars but the Certificate is a MUST. If YOU have DONE Polytechnic Diploma which is considered equivalent to 12th You can easily apply for a Degree of Journalism and Mass Communication.

It varies from college to college. The minimum is 10000.

Impossible. a PG Course means POST Graduation. For this one has to be a Graduate- ie. BA or B. Tech. or B Sc or BJMC Degree holder.
After 10th, you can start getting trained for the technical skills and start working on the software. You need to be formally graduated to enter the Jobs in an established manner. So Focus on Studies as well as Training Yourself with Video Editing Skills.

After Doing a Graduation, you become eligible to do a Post Graduate Diploma which is more valid than a Diploma done after12th. You should pursue a Diploma in Event Management if you have the skills that can be enhanced by doing this course of Formal Learning in Event Management. While you pursue a PG Diploma, please do remember that some of the universities give direct admission to Second Year of Post Graduation on the basis of such Diploma. So Pursue something that gives you added advantage.

You can give it a try but the less percentage shall make it difficult to get into. You may still give a try to Mass Communication aim through some private universities that also have some good name. Amity School of Communication NOIDA can be kept as an option.

Top Mass Communication Colleges in India are mentioned at the link provided below. This ranking is based on college rankings published by India Today and The Week. https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/ranking/top-mass-communication-colleges-in-india/99-2-0-0-0.

Hi Sagar,
It is difficult to point out a college which will admit you. Admissions are done on basis of merit-lists and/or entrance exams. DU cut-offs generally are very high and vary from category to category, course to course. You are advised to go through this article and have an idea of previous trends, notice how many cut-off lists have been announced:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/du-cut-off-trends-for-past-years-blogId-12697

Hi Muskan,
It is good that you have identified your interests and alternatives. If you have interest in mass communication, you can go ahead. There are good opportunities around.