Mass Communication & Media

Hi, The students at Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology (FIMT) are absolutely dissatisfied with the faculty and teaching. Majority of the teachers are juniors with little or no experience and its difficult to understand their teaching. It feels like the teachers come to class with the only intention of completing the syllabus irrespective of whether or not the students understand. When it comes to awarding marks, most of the students are given the minimum passing marks in their internals. Only handfuls are awarded above average marks and for that they need to perform brilliantly.
Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology (FIMT) is remotely located and there is hardly anything near to hangout except for two small snack joints. A favourite spot among the students is the famous 'Ambience mall' which is about 1-2 kms from here. But first we need to get out of the college, which is almost impossible says a disappointed student.
All the best.

Hi, I did my graduation in at Bareilly College, Bareilly. Now I am a student of Public Policy and Governance at Tata Institute Of Social Sciences.
First of all, I want to urge everyone that please avoid joining any private college for graduation and further study. Go for government colleges. As per my knowledge, no private school is doing good in Bareilly. They are com-modifying education and not consequential to student career. If I talk about the primary education system that is also making student weak because of error in evolution system. Education structure is good but to gain limelight and people the attention they (private school/colleges) diluting evolution standard. Despite all the fact somehow if a student wants to get such good education or with it good job then they notorious private educational institute making them paralysed.
Second, I want to say that school and colleges are not the places for holistic development. For it, you have to read books and magazine that delivers you the different dimensions of society. as I hail from Bareilly, I saw an inefficiency of book reading in students there. So, for me, if you want to create a better career opportunity in life that only comes through the combination of a better structure of courses curriculum + reading of the books.
The books are not stand alone for course structure book but to the books that belong in other fields also.I am not saying about any specific institute, they all are on the same page. They don't care who you want to be but they are very strict what they want to be.
Thank you.

Hi, BJMC course dwells at JU as it is one of the most celebrated course in the college.
You should go for Jagannath University.
Just an affiliation is not enough to turn the colleges quality as the DU while the JU would provide you with every chance to enrich yourself with the authenticity of being a public university student.
As far as placements are concerned, you'd be given enough opportunities in print media and TV to try your hands until you find your interests.
You see, the affiliated colleges get certified under Dhaka University. But, now at the current situation, certificate matters little to job employers. Moreover, if you prepare for Bcs, then there too, your certificates and grades matter little. What you need is your skill.
In that connection, Jagannath University can hopefully provide you better scopes for skill development and personal improvement. Therefore, I suggest to go for Jagannath University promptly.
Have an awesome university life ahead!
All the best.

Hello,
Mangalayatan University offers full-time 3-years course of Bachelors in journalism and mass communication. The requirement to get admission in the course is securing 65% marks in 10+2 (any stream). The university offers career opportunities in the various fields- TV channels, production houses, newspaper, magazines, webmedia, advertising agencies, PR agencies, as a freelancer and in any government sector. The university's focus is to provide students with all the best facilities related to their course like that of radio room, recording room, audio/visual studio, cameras, etc. This is done to just to train them practically in all aspects and it too provides industrial visits to give them a proper practical exposure. It has international collaborations too- Indo- US collaboration, Vanier College, Canada, European institute for Asian Studies.
It has a tie-ups with many large companies- Accenture, Amar Ujala, Genpact, Dainik Jagran, HCL, Infosys, IndusInd bank, Janta TV, Videocon, LAVA, Torrent Pharma, Google, ITC Ltd, Reliance Retail, Indiamart.com, Vodafone, Wipro, Dell, Radiomantra 91.9 FM, Manhattan and many more. The university has also provided the list of its placed students.
Placement opportunities are considered to be good and it too depends upon the talent and skills of the student.
Thank you!

Asian College of Journalism Entrance Exam is conducted by Asian College of Journalism. Candidates who wish to appear in the common entrance examination need to register themselves for the examination before the last scheduled date. The exam pattern of this exam is not like any other exam. The uniqueness of this exam is such that it is divided into two segments.
On the first part (or session), there is the test of English. The duration of this exam is 2 hours carrying the weightage of 100. On the next session, the test will be for General Knowledge carrying the same weightage of 100 marks but the duration is of 1:30 hours. Hence the total duration of this exam is 3:30 hours with total marks of 200.
Apart from that, there will be also an English Essay test to check your English writing strength and your vocabulary. If you are able to clear that process, you have to clear group discussion also.
Hope this helps.
Good luck

KL University is an educational institute located in the Guntur District of Andhra Pradesh. It consists of 11 academic departments and six schools, with emphasis on scientific and technological research. It has better infrastructure that includes labs, library and indoor stadiums. It also has well experienced and qualified faculty who have many years of expertise in teaching. They also undertake many projects and work along with the students.
Bachelor of journalism and mass communication (BJMC) is one of the courses available in KL University. The reviews for this course are quite good. The students can better good exposure, training and knowledge in the field of journalism and mass communication.
When it comes to placements, there is no detailed information but there are placement opportunities available for students. These graduates can find jobs in many areas such as TV channels, newspapers, magazines, etc.
As this field needs more personal skills and experience, one can get a good job only after few years of experience or qualifications.

Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University (MJRPU) is a private higher education institution located in the large city of Jaipur and was established in 2009. MJRPU offers courses and programs leading to officially recognised higher education degrees such as pre-Bachelor's degrees.
Bachelor of journalism and mass communication (BJMC) is one of the courses at MJRPU. The college has a good infrastructure and faculty and aims to provide better education.
The university provides comparatively low placements for BJMC but it is agreeable as this is a course where one needs to enhance their career themselves. Students can grasp as much as they can during the course of study and develop themselves.
Journalism and mass communication graduates work nationwide and worldwide at newspapers and magazines and in advertising, branding, broadcast news, marketing, media research, photojournalism, publication design, public relations, radio, and other areas. So, students can find jobs in these areas by developing their skills and also qualifications by doing Master's degree courses.