Mass Communication & Media

Arwachin World Business School (AWBS, Hapur) is surely good for management courses, but when it comes to BJMC the college doesn't really have a good image. The subjects when I passed out was standard (same for many years) and so were the professors/ teachers. Few of them were good others were not so good and I would rate them average. However, I feel after so many years that is how it is in any school or college. few professors/ teachers are good not all.
There were few extra-curriculum activities in-house and inter-collegiate. Infrastructure was okay not so great. Only indoor gymkhana with basic facilities was available. Normally Male student participated in sports more. In other college festivals, the participation levels were equal.
The college doesn't have good placements.

Opt for Deen Dyal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University when it comes to BJMC. The faculty was mix kind of. The teachers were very good. And the teaching method of quite interesting. I access the faculty through the offline examination mode after the completing the eligibility criteria for the admission I got assess through the college and I experienced many new things meeting new people in the college but really I learned many things.
We celebrated farewell party and we enjoyed a lot a great party organise by the college but we all going to miss our friend the time we spend with our friends really its amazing movement and we gonna miss it all in our future thanks a lot to everyone

Madhu Bala Institute of Communication and Electronics Media is any day better than APS University. Students who have studied at MBICEM get good placements in media industry. But MBICEM doesn't provide direct campus placements. Students are asked to do internship in print media or digital media after 1st year and in electronics media in 2nd year. Most of the students get their field of interest in the respective media firms.The infrastructure is good when it comes to classrooms, washrooms, labs, equipment and the library. But MBICEM has two buildings of not more than 1000 yards adjacent to each other situated in Madangir Village, Push Vihar, New Delhi. Also, there is a canteen on the terrace of one of the buildings.
The faculty is really nice and helpful. They are frank with students when it comes to informal relations. MBICEM only teaches Bachelors in journalism and mass communication (BJMC). It is a three-year graduation programme consisting of two semesters per annum. There are almost 4 theory sessions and 3 practicals in every semester.

Quantum Global Campus proved wrong all reports of a sluggish market and recorded excellent placements for its students. With over 75% of its students placed in over 50 blue chip companies having visited campus and with packages touching a high of Rs. 10 lakhs under its belt, there is a festive mood at Quantum. The faculty members of our college are very well experienced, helpful and cooperative in every way, they not only give theoretical knowledge as well as they give emphasis on the overall development of the students, they are so helpful whenever a student needs them they are always available.
As per my experience, Quantum is a nice college in every way, it delivers good quality education, great exposure and of course good placements.
The college also provides internship programme in different companies related to the course opted by the students. The stipend is not too much few students get some stipend. It is really a great experience getting a nice experience and students can easily learn innovative things by joining this internship programme.

(IPS) is known as Institute of Professional Studies and it is located in Meerut and is affiliated to Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut. The institute has a different variety of teaching and learning techniques are employed to impart knowledge and skills to students at Institute of Professional Studies, Meerut in its various department.
The faculty members are knowledgeable and aware of their subjects. They are good enough to solve any problem faced by the students. The courses offered are professional and worth studying. The faculty is well-versed in English. Faculty and students together make learning knowledgeable and fun.
- The placement process at IPS is one of the best among many colleges.
- A lot of students get placed from every course every year.
- Studying at VIPS is worth if the concern is about placements.
- Students have been placed in a number of companies like Orient, Phoenix, IDBI Life Insurance, etc.

NRAI School of Mass Communication, Delhi will have a dedicated placement cell which would assist students in getting appropriate placements. The placement team would be actively involved in targeting the right kind of job profiles for students which would be in sync with their abilities and facilitate their long-term career planning.
Top media channels, production houses, ad and PR agencies, research organizations and companies have already visited our campus for recruitment. Students are even taught by visiting faculty from top channels like Aaj Tak, Headlines Today, Zee News and DD News, which make them industry ready, when they sit for the placement interviews.
The companies that visit NRAI School of Mass Communication are:
- Times Group
- Sadhana News
- Hindustan Times
- Pragya News
- IBN
- Azad TV
- India Radio

After completing 12th, you can go for a degree in mass communication. Public relations (PR) is the use of communications channels to manage public perception of an individual or an organisation. A PR person not only should have flair for writing but should be someone who communicates well. He/she must be well-equipped with the updates of media industry. Management and planning are the skills that are required to keep you upfront.
PR can be used to protect, enhance or build reputations through the media, social media, or self-produced communications.The tools include preparing and disseminating press releases, media pitches, creating and executing events designed for public outreach and media relations, crisis PR strategies and social media promotions.
Bachelor of mass media is a good option and yes, it is considered a legitimate degree outside India.

As this question is posted in this category of mass communication, it seems to inquire about the prospects as well as awareness about the three different terms buy identical in nature when it comes to mass media studies.
Mass communication is understood as the communication done with the masses through various modes and medium of communication. It does cover all forms of media, including new media.
Journalism is sharing of information via defined channels/platforms/media. It also involves the collection, selection, and assimilation of news to masses.
Mass media has to be taken as identical to mass comm. When we see the objectives we call the assimilation as mass communication, when we see the tool, we call it mass media.
In India, as well abroad, the courses might be running under different nomenclature at the UG level buy basically these remain the same meaning titles only.
There might be some specialisation in one of these but that is part of the curriculum and does not depend on the titles.
These three are interrelated because they run through the same segment of humanities and social sciences. Besides, most of the universities offer the same curriculum under different headings.

Bachelor Degree in mass comm. From distance learning is offered by numberless institutions and universities all over India and even abroad. There are online certifications as well. We need to give it a balanced view rather than simply rejecting one or approving.
Distance education is meant to substitute the absence of regular education of any Degree when the learner is, for all valid reasons, unable to pursue regular studies. Secondly, distance education is a better option when one already has skills to work with along with some experience as well.
Going by the description shared above, this is suggested that a distance learning degree in mass media (as well as any skill based and skill oriented course/subject) shall be avoided as much as possible.
This is also to be accepted that distance education has more failures in its credit in India. Just a couple of days back, Haryana Government terminated the services of those who did a technical degree through distance mode. It was as per Supreme Court ruling.
I wish to suggest that if possible, do this course as a regular student and from a good institution.