Mass Communication & Media

Hi, candidates can pursue a degree, diploma, or certificate in Mass Communication course and Media course at both UG and PG levels. Given below are the basic eligibility criteria for both UG and PG levels of Journalism & Mass Communication colleges in Mumbai:

• UG courses: Candidates should have completed their Class 12 (or equivalent) from a recognised board with an aggregate of 50% and above.
• PG courses: Candidates should have completed their undergraduate degreefrom a recognised university or institution with an aggregate of 50% and above. Generally, a bachelor's degree in any discipline is acceptable, but some institutions may prefer candidates with a background in Media, Journalism, Communication, or a related field.
• Some colleges may require candidates to appear for entrance exams as part of the admission process. These exams may assess the candidate's aptitude, general knowledge, language proficiency, writing skills, and analytical abilities. Popular entrance exams for Mass Communication and Media include the CUET, CUET PG, etc.

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.

Hi, private and government mass communication colleges in Mumbai differ significantly in terms of fees, facilities, and overall experience.

Government colleges, which are usually affiliated with the University of Mumbai, offer education at a much lower cost, i.e. under INR 1 lakh. These colleges provide basic infrastructure and experienced academic faculty, but often lack modern equipment, industry exposure, and structured placement support.

On the other hand, private colleges charge higher fees but in return offer better facilities such as air-conditioned classrooms, media labs, professional studios, and editing suites. They also focus more on co-curricular activities like media festivals, film clubs, and guest lectures from industry professionals. Private institutions usually have stronger ties with media companies, which translates to better internship and placement opportunities.

In terms of campus life, private colleges tend to be more vibrant and career-driven, whereas government colleges offer a more diverse student body and a modest academic environment.