Mass Communication & Media

Hello,
If you have only these two options to pursue Masters in journalism and mass communication course then I would like to vote for Institute of Management Studies, Noida because today, employer seems to be very interested in those candidates who are stone with the graduation from the regular mode. This makes me also to say that getting admission in an open university is not going to help you in the long run. Hence doing regular course from IMS is good. Doing MJMC course from IMS, Noida (affiliated to Chaudhry Charan Singh University, Meerut) helps you to get wider chances to get placed at very good profile in a good company. You can work as a Public Relations officer, Communication executive, social media executive, teacher-lecture, Communication manager, etc. After that you can also work as a research assistant by doing PhD in this field.
Hope this helps.

Hi, This University is promoted by Andhra Pradesh Goyal Charitable Trust, New Delhi. It is a new university and is being nurtured and benchmarked with the Ivy League universities like Brown University, Princeton University, and Harvard etc. The Promoters of the University comprise of leading Businessmen, Former Directors of Iits, National Law University, RGIPT etc.Some of the top recruiting companies are as follows:ABB Industries IT Development, ACCENTURE, Bajaj, Cape-Gemini, CISCO, Infosys, And other corporate partner with University includes:Tata Sponge Iron Ltd. Welspun Steels Ltd. Bihar Foundry & Castings Ltd. Invert Sugar India Pvt. Ltd. Sarika Industries Meenakshi Enterprises Eagle Securities Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd.
Features 100 % Job Placement assured without over 500 plus corporate tie-upsTie-up with more than 5 international universities for student exchange and faculty exchangeInternational faculty from different countriesInternational students from Across the GlobeHigh level of professional accreditation balance of academic & practical learning Only university certified by Pearson
All the best.

Hi, This is a research oriented institute and very little work is done regarding placements and jobs. Most of the graduates choose higher studies and many of them are now studying in elite institutes and universities of the world. Few choose to work in industry, and rest choose for government. jobs. But slowly this scenario is changing and placements are on top priority if the institute. The college has a slow placement opportunity chain for BJMC students.
REMARKS -Room-teaching, Laboratory and Practical Work per week, attendance required (75%) for students to be eligible to appear at the University examination and for other matters for which a Conventional University ordinarily prescribes norms for its affiliated colleges.
ENTRANCE PREVIEW -There is a entrance exam, Which is held by the university every year in the month of June. I attend this exam and score 102 out of 150. I love graphic Designing. So, I opted for this course.
All the top notch legal firms like Amarchand, Khetan, LKS, AZB &Partners, ICICI, etc. come for placements. Placements ranging from 8 Lacs to 19 Lacs are offered each year.
All the best.

CCS is pretty selective. There are approximately 400 students in the entire college with only 8 majors. The secondary application you submit for CCS is actually read by the faculty. If they believe you are a good fit for the programme, you will be accepted. But every year there approximately 80 students coming to the programme with an admitted freshman class of 23,074 according to the UC admissions page. Thus should give you a gauge of the difficulty of admittance to CCS at UCSB. I highly encourage you to apply and also CCS is rolling admissions so if you don't get in for freshman year, you can apply the next year or next quarter when you think you are more qualified to apply again.
Placements are pretty nice at CCS as you are given a lot of companies to give interviews for. News Agencies like Ogilvy and Mather have attended college and selected students from the campus. Zee News, NDTV have come to campus as well. I personally would recommend this school for studies.
All the best.

Hi, There has been a disappointment in terms of placements for BJMC at DDU-G.
Placements : As of now, there are very less placements for the batches. The university only provides you with the degree of the respective courses. Talking about the commerce stream, there are no placements yet for any of the batches. You can get internships but the college plays no role in providing you with the internships.
Infrastructure : The infrastructure is good. It has a vast lush green campus with a sports ground as well. The classrooms are also good with all the facilities. It has Wi-Fi which never works. If I talk about the commerce stream, we don't have a separate department on the campus. Our classes run in other departments which are outside the main campus. This was the scenario till 2016. Apart from this, the canteen and the library are good.
Faculty : The faculty is good and the classes run regularly here. They possess a good knowledge of the subjects but still, there is a need to make a lot of improvements because the curriculum is only limited to completing the syllabus. There is no outside exposure and the student-faculty ratio is approximately 20:1.
All the best.

Nalanda School of Management is in Lucknow and is primarily a management degree institution. It has offered BJMC as a regular and MJMC as a distance learning course. The institution is totally private and not aided or supported by any government or university. That makes it real tough to speak strong of placements for BJMC.
Besides, the placements records for BJMC are not known and appreciated.
The School of Management is also less rated and needs a personal visit as well as enquires by the candidate to make a right and safe decision.
Placement opportunities for BJMC in general can be shared with you as journalists, TV Reporter, content writer and editor, anchor in event management, trainees in editing and camera works, etc.
BJMC does not attract big jobs in India.

Hi, The college is a new one for now but is doing really well in all the fields. The infrastructure is really nice. The ambience of the college is warm & so are the teachers. The best part of the college is the library and the auditorium. The college hosts a lot of events monthly which helps the students in some or the other way. I feel it has the best faculty for BJMC. The Principal academics I.e. Vikram Dutta sir encourages the students in all the right ways, what else do you need? T-series studio is a door to good opportunities to the students! And the faculty is good, smart, and helping. Good infrastruction.
Great auditorium.
Good stalls outside the college, where the real classes are running!
As an institute under the IP university, DME works hard to meet the standard what university boasts about. Since it is a recently developed campus so equipment provided are in a good working conditions especially for mass communication field. Campus atmosphere is pretty good and faculty and seniors are also very supportive and helpful.
All the best.

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.