Mass Communication & Media

Hi Umesh,
Actually there are very few courses of mass communication which has the eligibility criteria of class 10th.
You have to look for such Diploma, certificate and vocational courses on mass communication. Those can be done by you.

Hi Tanmoy,
Any course which has film and video production is actually really good for making your future bright. If you can learn properly and execute it perfectly then you'll really have a bright future.

Hi Priyanka,
Amity, Lucknow actually doesn't offer any such course.
Their Bachelor degree and Master's degree in journalism and mass communication has a fee structure of 86k Rs. per semester and for 6 semesters the total is approx. 5-3.4 lakhs respectively.
They offer a Diploma in advertising and PR for 1 year and its fees is approx. 1 LPA.

Actually both are same. Some institutions have given the course the first name and some other has named it the latter one. The study modules are almost the same.

You can do it in Madhya Pradesh. There are some institutions in Bhopal, Gwalior and Indore which are good. Two of them are Amity University, Gwalior and School of Journalism and Mass Communication in Indore. If you want to do it outside you can do it in Delhi. There are many colleges under DU whose Mass Communication is really good. You can also try for St. Xavier's College, Kolkata.

After MA in mass communication you can apply for the post of trainee journalist or reporter in any leading newspaper. You can also apply in any ad agency, or any CO. which is taking public relation officer. Look for govt. jobs. Be a freelance journalist. Become a content writer in various websites and there are many more options you can look for.

Hi,
Kindly check this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/film-tv/colleges/diploma-acting-colleges-bangalore

Hi,
Kindly check the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/b-m-m-colleges-india

Hi,
BJMC at Amity Mumbai has some of the most creative students and very good faculties out there. The course is well balanced as far as I know, not too hectic like in the engineering department, and not too relaxed either. I don't know more about the course, but the students there do enjoy their work and have produced some very well-known piece of works.

Yes, many of the top colleges and universities do keep some seats reserved for special quota. You need to find out how many seats are kept reserved for them. Sometimes the selected course also affects the no. of reserved seats.