Mass Communication & Media

Hi Sarah!
Yes it is the right decision indeed. Although some institutes offer Bachelors course in event management, but It would rather be a good idea to pursue mass communication first as it will familiarize you with other expertise too. It will introduce you to subjects like Public Relations and advertising which are significantly important for an Event professional too. You can opt for a specialised PG Diploma or M.A. In events once you complete your graduation.

Hi Saurabh!
Having a degree will not ensure any job in the film industry. The degree will familiarize you with the film making process and will also serve as an evidence that you have knowledge about the field. But this field has cut throat competition and you have to make you own space with your hard work and dedication. It is not easy to make a career in the film industry and you really have to put your heart and soul to this career to be successful.

You may pursue a course in travel or event whichever interests you more. Both these courses wants you to be on the top of your toes, so be careful before entering into one.

Hello Ayushi,
Can't just comment whether this information is correct or not, but the last year's fee structure was 95000 for BJMC course, which is still available in the college website itself (http://www.nimc-india.com/undergraduate-courses.php). Things doesn't really change much as if there would have been any thought of increasing the fees the authorities might have done that till date. So yes, current fee structure is still Rs. 95000/-.

Hello Aparna,
Greetings, First of all let me tell you that DU has only journalism courses available and not mass communication. Journalism is just mere a small phrase of mass communication. Secondly, IPU only select colleges that are good, but the amount of exposure and experience you will receive from NIMC is incomparable to any other institutes. Having it's own in house production house, and some really needed equipment such as teleprompter, radio console, Macintosh software etc makes this unique and special.

Hi Deepesh,
Yes, NAEMD provides placement to its students and the placement cell is very active. In the past, students have been placed with premium event companies like Wizcraft, Red Events, Mosaic Events, FICCI, and Percept and so on.

Hi Megha,
Please click on this link to find the comparison https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-10264-279988.

Follow your heart, which will only take you to the right destination. Do not do something to please someone. I am saying this, because I don't understand why did you get into B.Tech? If you want to be an actor? Anyways, once you become successful, people will value you truly automatically, so don't bother, hard work and perseverance will surely pay. You can do a Diploma in acting from Mumbai, it is a dreamland for the people to pursue acting, and I suggest this institute. http://www.itaspa.in/acting.html.

Hi Rajat!
Acting schools are mostly expensive only. Even a short term course of 3 months might cost you around 60-70K at least. You can rather get associated with some theater group and learn the skills of acting from them. Joining a theater group will not be a cheaper option but will also enhance your skills as a whole.

Hi Poojitha!
Yes M.A. In mass communication is available at Mysore University. You can find a detailed information by following this link https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/course/m-a-in-journalism-and-mass-communication-university-of-mysore-110781.