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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hello Shivam,
Here I am listing down some colleges offering mass communication in Haryana:
-Kurukshetra University
-DAV College
-Amity University
-Apeejay Satya University
-NILM College
-SGT University
-Government post graduate college
Visit these colleges and make comparison.
Here I am listing down some colleges offering mass communication in Haryana:
-Kurukshetra University
-DAV College
-Amity University
-Apeejay Satya University
-NILM College
-SGT University
-Government post graduate college
Visit these colleges and make comparison.
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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hello Shikha,
It's up to you that what you choose. If you prefer to learn from distance of course it should be considered as distance learning, but if you choose to regularly visit college and study there than degree must not contain distance learning.
If it's in distance learning than may be the degree you will get will be off distance learning.
However, I have heard about Amity that there degree carries distance learning even if you have completed your graduation normally. But I am not sure about it. You may visit the college and confirm this issue.
If you need any help you can contact me anytime as I have also done BJMC.
All the bes
It's up to you that what you choose. If you prefer to learn from distance of course it should be considered as distance learning, but if you choose to regularly visit college and study there than degree must not contain distance learning.
If it's in distance learning than may be the degree you will get will be off distance learning.
However, I have heard about Amity that there degree carries distance learning even if you have completed your graduation normally. But I am not sure about it. You may visit the college and confirm this issue.
If you need any help you can contact me anytime as I have also done BJMC.
All the bes
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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hello Anshuman,
Yes, of course BJMC is itself a complete professional degree. It will focus on all the aspects of media. You will learn about print, electronic and new media. It is a three year degree programme. Not only Journalism but it will also teach you little about editing, advertising, public relation and photography. It is one of the interesting courses. I have myself done BJMC from IIMT so I can say it's the best. Yes, you may appear for UPSC exams after its completion. BJMC too consist a subject related to politics, crime, etc.
Yes, of course BJMC is itself a complete professional degree. It will focus on all the aspects of media. You will learn about print, electronic and new media. It is a three year degree programme. Not only Journalism but it will also teach you little about editing, advertising, public relation and photography. It is one of the interesting courses. I have myself done BJMC from IIMT so I can say it's the best. Yes, you may appear for UPSC exams after its completion. BJMC too consist a subject related to politics, crime, etc.
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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
Guide-Level 11
Hello Shashank,
Yes, mass communication is the best. It has wide scope. But it has lots of subjects that one must focus on. You may pursue it through correspondence. But always remember that it is good to gain practical knowledge that you might not acquire in correspondence.
Yes, mass communication is the best. It has wide scope. But it has lots of subjects that one must focus on. You may pursue it through correspondence. But always remember that it is good to gain practical knowledge that you might not acquire in correspondence.
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Abida Javed
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Prepare current affairs and the type of questions asked in the written exam. You can also check on the website (jmi.ac.in) regarding more information for the interview.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Tara,
You may refer the link below that gives the list of colleges in Kolkata for journalism and mass communication courses:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-kolkata
All the best!
You may refer the link below that gives the list of colleges in Kolkata for journalism and mass communication courses:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-kolkata
All the best!
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Aarush Malhotra
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The best course to pursue is mass communication, as this will definitely add value to the cinematography course. Mass communication is a vast subject and cinematography is a part of it.
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Aarush Malhotra
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Yes, you can pursue a distance course in mass communication and after the completion of the course, you will get a degree in the end.
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Aarush Malhotra
Contributor-Level 10
Mass communication is a good course to pursue after 12th if you wish to get into a creative field. Subjects like media research, reporting, advertising, photography, event management and much more. Before getting in mass communication, make sure you are ready to take challenges, as mass communication is a field where you always need to be on the top.
You will get field jobs and also, there are very fewer chances to get into journalism if you do not have the right contacts. Make sure you have an edge over your field, when you go for the job.
You will get field jobs and also, there are very fewer chances to get into journalism if you do not have the right contacts. Make sure you have an edge over your field, when you go for the job.
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