Mass Communication & Media

Admission Process
Written Test
Eligible candidates need to appear for the written test conducted by the college.
Personal Interview
Shortlisted candidates will be called for personal interview based on score obtained in written test.

Chandigarh University is private institution, according to eligibility criteria, you need to score 50% marks in class 12th and they may take an admission test (just a formality).

Mumbai University provides training for these courses:
MA in Communication and Journalism
MA in Electronic Media
MA in Public Relations
MA in Film Studies
MA in Television Studies
Ph.D

Sorry, but there is no good or famous government institution in Mumbai for Bachelors in Mass Communication. You are eligible to apply for two famous mass communication colleges, department of mass communication (Mumbai University) and Xavier's Institute (private) of journalism only after your 3 year graduation course. However, you can optioned for Xavier College for BA in mass media.

Yes, after class 10th, you can join any government or private institute for photography course (government institutes will train you under trade training course. Beside this, several private institutes in India offer Diploma and certificate course in photography.

Hi Avi,
The entrance exam of BMM consists of 4 sections and these are the main topic areas:
Critical Analysis and Creative Thinking
Data Interpretation
English Language Skills
General Knowledge and Current Affairs
You can refer to the following books for preparation:
Arihant Mass Communication Journalism Entrance Examination by D. Mittal
Issues in Mass Communication by J.S. Yadava & Pradeep Mathur
Media Planning: A Practical Guide
Media/Impact: An Introduction to Mass Media
Sap Guide to Journalism Mass Communication Entrance Examination by Panel of Experts

Hi Sandy,
The entrance exam of journalism is an aptitude test that comprises of 4 sections, namely quantitative aptitude test (mathematics), analytical ability test, English language test and general knowledge. For the general knowledge part, read newspapers and current affairs. For the rest of the exam, you can refer to the entrance exam practice books available in the market. You can also option for coaching classes that prepare you well for the general aptitude test.

Along with current affairs, you need to polish your English and general science. You will be asked some synonyms-antonyms and basic grammer. Also, you need to know science related to radio and camera.
It is best to refer a journalism entrance exam book. These books are easily available in market. You can also browse for such questions with answers on internet.
Hope this will help you.
All the best.

Hi,
If you want to write, but English is a problem, you could try comparative literature or communicative English. You could also go for PGDM in mass communication. You can write that way and if journalism interests you, that has a great scope, career-wise.
good luck!