Mass Communication & Media

There are a good number of questions about careers in this or that side of media. It is made clear to them that professional voice culture is more of a sound and audio/voice management as well as modulation job. The professional not just manages and guides the actors or any worker in voice delivery, it is the voice culture professional who has the task of managing the voice profile and set up in the media work.
On the other hand, photography is known much before the voice culture jobs came into the trend. Specialisation in work has resulted in the advent and rise of voice culture jobs. Photography has been there since the inception of the media world. From film-making to daily life of an individual, photography and camera has a presence and that is why the scope of earning a sustainable career is possible more in photography these days. There are hundreds of profiles in photography where one can fit in with the dedicated skills and experiences.
Voice culture jobs are sure to increase in numbers but that will take time in this part of the world.

The hierarchy or the organizational set up of an advertising agency keeps both these profiles and do have a different scope of work as well as a profile for them.
A copywriter is a person who writes. This writing is of scripts of jingles for audio or video advertisement. This may be the text of a printed advt. material. The copywriter is responsible for composing the concept and bringing the words that make the best impact and create a brand of the advertised product.
The art director is the person who does an altogether different but comprehensive work than a copywriter. It is the art director who designs an advertisement of print or audio or video.
The art director is primarily the leader of the set up of shooting set where a TV or video commercial is shot. This way, a copywriter is someone who composes things in sync with the Director and Art Director's Concept and plan.

NRAI School of Mass Communication, Delhi will have a big platform of placement cell which would assist students in getting appropriate placements. The students are given a lot of placements according to their merit and ability. Their placement team also make sure so that every student get their desired job. If one takes a look at their website, the student will know how many students are placed in good ranking jobs. As many media companies visit their campus the amount of getting placement is higher. Placements related to TV channels, media management, news anchor, radio, public relations, video production, advertising, and much more are being provided to the students of their university. If you want to pursue BJMC in NRAI then you should go ahead. Hopefully, you'll get a good placement as you want. Good luck.

You can gain entry into advertising or PR industry by doing MBA in Marketing as advertising and PR are the main components in its syllabus but this is not the only way to get into this industry. Instead, you can pursue a Bachelor's degree in mass communication and apply for jobs in advertising or PR firm, whichever interests you. If you are a graduate in some other stream, you can pursue a post-graduate Diploma in advertising and PR and then apply for jobs. Having an MBA degree is not a prerequisite criteria for being an advertising or PR professional. Some of the best colleges in India that offer a post-graduate Diploma in advertising and PR are:
1. Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Delhi
2. Mudra Institute of Communications, Gujarat
3. Xavier Institute of Communication, Mumbai
4. YMCA Institute of Mass Media Studies, Delhi
5. Amity School of Communication

I should suggest you to have a look at their website. The placement varies in each and every university. That is why it would be better to have a glance of their website of what placement they are offering to their students. As every university has many kinds of students, the students will get the placement according to their merit. Providing placement in an university does not mean every student will get their desired job. The website of the university must be providing all kind of information, which students are looking for. Generally, placements are given like as junior reporter, TV anchor, in public relations, advertising, desk jobs of media house, reporting job of news house, etc. Internships are also important in this field as it helps a student to get some experience of it for further jobs. Good luck.

If you have good communication skills and love to interact with different people, public relations is a great career option. In order to pursue a career in public relations, you can either pursue a Bachelor's or Master's degree in mass communication, or you can take up a specialised Diploma course in public relations and Corporate Communication. The syllabus of the PR course is quite comprehensive and can not be pursued through distance learning mode. One needs to develop certain skill-set to be a successful PR professional that can not be earned through correspondence. Hence, I would not suggest you to pursue a course in Public Relation and Corporate communication through distance learning. You can rather pursue the course from some of the top colleges Xavier Institute of Communication, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, YMCA Institute for Media Studies & Information Technology.

There is not any reason to worry at all because the internships are done to gain the experience. None a highly experienced candidate looks to do internship. Doing the internship is great kick start to your career. Every year, 60 lakh students graduate from college but only 8% are employable. This is a massive problem which needs to be tacked right away and so, to help the rest 92% begin their career, Internshala and Facebook have launched India Employed (http://goo.gl/DQc8Ba). Through India Employed, graduates can apply for internships with a pre-placement offer (PPO), which means, not only will they gain the skills and experience that they need, but also have the chance to convert their internship to a full-time role.
Well, if you are particularly looking for the internships than you should have to build your profile accordingly. Do some Diploma or certificates in journalism course. Internshala is a company where you can find a meaningful internship for your journalism career.

Lingaya's is an old name now as there have been there as a university for a long time as well. There Management institution has carried a good legacy of placement and we should give a considerate thought to them when it comes to placements from Lingaya's.
BJMC- the Bachelor degree offered by their management institute carries the same limitation that I mentioned in some other answers saying that merely a BJMC at a college will not enable quick placements. Besides, media jobs are lucrative and BJMC degree is an entry level degree that should be accompanied by enough skills and trainings.
The placements of Lingaya freshers have been steady and the list of prospective employers for them does not include leading Media Houses.
Major recruiters include:
NIIT, shaadi.com, UniTech, HDFC, etc.
Mass communication can lead to executive level jobs whereas PR and marketing can also be taken by them.
There is less information about their campus placement.
See the BJMC Placement Details here: http://lldims.org.in/placement-record/