Mass Communication & Media

Hi Vikas!
You can pursue a post-graduation Diploma in mass communication by applying to various colleges and giving their entrance exam. These colleges conduct a general aptitude test, after which your admission will be determined. Please refer to this link to find the best colleges in India offering a course in mass communication at post graduation level https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-to-join-at-pg-level-blogId-8790
Speaking about the difference in Diploma and degree, both are quite different when it comes to course structure and importance in the hiring process. A degree is a 3-4 year course and has more detailed academic studies than a Diploma. A Diploma is more practical-centric and is of maximum 2 years' duration. When it comes to hiring, an employer will always give preference to a degree holder than a Diploma holder. Earning a degree opens more doors for opportunities as compared to Diploma. In fact, various career options also require at least a Bachelor degree.

Hi Sudhir,
Mass Communication is a very diverse field. One can choose to specialize in print and TV journalism, online media, radio as well as in other mass communication fields like advertising, public relations (PR) and events.
So, there are a lot of job opportunities available in the field of mass communication.
The Bachelors course in Mass Communication is known by different names in different institutes like B.J. (MC), B.M.M.M.C. Etc. In order to get admission in Mass Communication, you will have to appear for an entrance exam which is a general aptitude test. This exam includes 4 sections namely quantitative aptitude (mathematics), logical reasoning, English Language and general awareness.
If you want to apply for the government colleges, Mumbai University, Delhi University, BHU, Kurukshetra University and Department of Communication and Journalism, Pune would be some of the great options.