Mass Communication & Media

Mass media is often confused to be related to news reading or reporting. But it actually has a wider range. It totally depends upon your interest and personal skills that make you choose your field. After completing your studies, you can be a PR, join an advertising company. Become a content writer for websites and blogs, news reporter or correspondent, photographer, editor, cinematographers, graphic designer, anchor, RJ or DJ. All that is required is your own interest and passion for doing a work and obviously skills.

SSMC is one of the reputed institutions for mass communication. It offers placement in well-known organizations. Some of them are Zee channels, HCL, Wizcraft, Times group, Zomato and several other organizations. So, if you are planning to join SSMC, go ahead. You can click on the given link for more information.

MJMC in distance will only be helpful if you are a working professional in any media firm. IGNOU is the best option for distance education. There are many other institutions offering distance education for MJMC. But most of them require experience in some media firm. So after completing your graduation (in any stream) you need to join a media firm, be it a newspaper, radio or television.

If you are interested in advertisement and PR, BA in mass communication is good for you. By the 3rd year, you get advertisement and PR as a subject. Further, you can pursue PG or Master's degree course.
All the best.

Hi,
There are a number of universities offering PG and Master's degree courses in advertisement and brand management. You just have to be active from now onwards. Different college/universities start selling online/offline forms from Feb-March. Colleges like IIMC and MUDRA are amongst top college that you can opt for. Below mentioned is a link for your reference. You can have a look. Wish you all the best for your future.
Link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-5-colleges-offering-advertising-courses-in-india-blogId-11049.

Hi Joy!
A candidate is eligible to apply for the course if he/she has secured minimum 50% marks in the aggregate of best four subjects including at least one language (Hindi Core or English Core) in the XII standard examination or its equivalent examination recognized by University of Delhi in any discipline. The admissions are merit based. So please keep a tab on the DU online portal and newspapers for the cut off.

Yes, you can as mass communication just requires a Bachelors degree.

You can apply in any public university or government college that runs the course. Delhi University, Punjabi University, Kurukshetra University, Mata Gujri College, Punjab, etc., entrance exams will be held during May-June. You need to apply through university website in April.

Dear student,
I would suggest you Centre for Advanced Media Studies (CAMS) at Punjabi University, Patiala. The fee structure is quite less as compared to other public and private institutions. The department also works on some UGC sponsored projects. The university also provides hostel facility with nominal charges of Rs. 2100 for six months excluding food (with food it is approximately Rs. 2000 per month).

Poland, Germany and Denmark are the best options.