Mass Communication & Media

The average Entertainment and Media lawyer salary in India can be INR 22,58,253 or an equivalent hourly rate of INR 1,086. Moreover, they can earn an average bonus of INR 1.3 LPA. 

The data has been collected from external sources and may vary. But as we can see the figures are much high which concludes that there is a good scope in Media Law in India as well. 

Defamation is basically are the false informations that can harms the reputation /social status/image of an individual, business, or organization. It includes both libel and slander., where libel usually refers to defamatory statements that are published or broadcast (more permanent) while slander is all about verbal defamatory statements (more fleeting).

There are various areas in which media and entertainment law specifically deals with, but some of the most trending areas where there is a vast scope in Media Law are media regulation, trademark law, copyright law, right to publicity, censorship, media regulation, etc.

It applies to various areas such as, Film and television, Music (including working with talent, producers, and managers), Broadcasting (such as public service and commercial broadcasting), etc.

Following are the reasons why we need to study Media Law courses:

• To prepare for a professional career in media law or a related field.
• To study and know about the legal framework that governs the media industry.
• To protect the rights of a media professional.
• To gain the skills and knowledge necessary to avoid legal liability.

Media Law course covers topics such as the international conventions on freedom of expression, definition of mass media, regulation of broadcast media including public and commercial broadcasters, principles of media self-regulation, and the right to freedom of expression as protected by international treaties. 

However, Media and Entertainment Law course topics can vary from institute to institute in India.

Online BJMC exams are also conducted online, however, they are conducted in a centre-based manner to avoid any cheating. They use software to monitor students during the exam, requiring a specialised browser, have time limits for exams, etc.

Yes, pursuing an online BJMC can be a good option if you're a working professional or just a student who cannot attend regular physical classes. It will provide you with the same knowledge of the subject while letting you learn at your own pace and comfort.

The application fee of every BJMC college varies depending on the college rating, course curriculum, placement records, etc. However, the average application fee ranges between INR 800 to 1,000.

No, the BJMC admission for distance course is different from the regular course. One might not need to prepare and sit for an entrance exam and also, most steps can be completed online. 

But, you'll still need to fulfil the eligibility criteria set by the desired college, fill out the application form, attend the counselling session, and more.