Mass Communication & Media

Hi Harshita,
If you are looking for a career in mass communication, then you must pass your class 12th with any discipline, but must be having excellent communication skills. After the completion of the class 12th you can go for the following courses:
Diploma Courses (1 year.)
Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (3 year)
Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (2 year)
Post graduate diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication (1 year)
Eligibility and Admission
The candidate who is looking for a career in mass communication, must pass their senior secondary examination and have good communication skills.
The admission to the various courses on done on the basis of marks scored in the qualifying examinations.
Minimum eligibility for Bachelor degree in journalism is 10+2 and for postgraduate degree courses, you must hold a Bachelor degree in journalism or relevant field.
Some universities and college admit students on the basis of marks in class 12th followed by interview.
Most of the universities conduct their own entrance examination, and the marks scored by the candidate is considered for providing admission. Some entrance tests which are organized for providing admissions in mass communication courses are listed here:
Amrita University (ASCOM Communication Aptitude test)
Indian Institute of Mass communication Entrance Exam
AIMSAT (All India Media Studies Aptitude Test)
Xavier Institute of Communication Entrance Exam
Are there any good colleges to pursue mass communication?
Colleges Offering Mass Communication courses are:
Symbiosis Institute of Media & Communication, Pune.
Delhi College of Arts and & Commerce, New Delhi
Christ University, Bangalore.
Manipal Institute of Communications, Manipal.
Amity School of Communication, Noida.
Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC)
Institute of Mass Communication Film and Television Studies (IMCFTS).
All the best.

Hi Tushari,
B.Voc (Bachelor of Vocation) is a regular 3 years degree recognized by UGC (University Grants Commission of India). Just like B.Sc there are many specializations in B.Voc like Analytics, Media Production, Retail Management, Software Development, Textile Design, Automobile, etc.
Following is the link to list of colleges offering B.Voc along with specialization.
B.Voc Degree Institutions & courses
It is a new initiative of Government to align higher education with the emerging needs of the economy so as to ensure that the graduates of higher education system have adequate knowledge and skills for employment and entrepreneurship. It is a course where more importance is given to practical education than the customary theoretical education.
It has multiple exit options as:
Diplomo (after 1 year)
Advance Diplomo (after 2 years)
B.Voc Degree (after 3 years, i.e. end of the course)
If by any chance you wish to leave the course and then after some time you wish to re-join the course, then you can easily re-join from the year where you left it.
Eligibility for admission: 10 + 2 or equivalent, in any stream
B.Voc degree students are successfully being taught in 127 colleges all over India. Each year the number of colleges approved to start B.Voc course is increasing.
Below is a link of the facebook page of B.Voc
B.Voc Data & Web Analytics
If you are opting for B.Voc then rest assured, its a good choice which I can tell you by my own experience.

Hi Subhamay,
Firstly SXCKOL is an autonomous college registered under CU and it's not a university.
Yes, you can get admission form of both SXCKOL and St. Xavier's University, Kolkata. Here I guess you are asking for form of SXCKOL. Go to the link
http://www.sxccal.edu/admissions/SXCAdmission2017/UG2017/default.htm you'll get the form very soon.
Your interest matches with mine. Subhamay, unfortunately, SXCKOL doesn't have any such course and you can hardly find any college or university which offers a course on sports journalism in all over India. I think there is an institute in Pune which has the course and Sheffield Hallam University is the best sports journalism institute all over the world.
What you can do is get admission in the course called B.Sc mass communication & videography in SXCKOL or any other college which offers B.A. journalism & mass communication or bachelor in media science. Some colleges provide specialization in 3rd year of a bachelor degree, there you can do sports journalism or after graduation, you can choose an institute which has sports journalism as the specialization to pursue your PG.
I think the above mentioned information will help you.
Lastly, you can't be a WBBHSE student because no such governing body exists. It's WBCHSE. Ours is Council not Board.
All the best.