Mass Communication & Media

Students from each and every stream are free to opt for mass communication course and as such there are no particular restrictions. However, the eligibility criteria for this course is that students need to clear 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50-60% (depending on the course they select to pursue) from a recognised board.

After the board results, students can choose to pursue this course for which they need to clear merit based and entrance exams depending upon the university and submit the required documents for verification, following which they are enrolled into the course and can start with their college classes.

Placement scenario for the Post Graduate Program in Digital Media and Marketing Communication at NMIMS looks promising. In the recent report, the students have been placed in the top companies, showing great industry connections. The average salary package for graduates has gone to INR 25.13 LPA, and other programs reach as high as INR 67.70 LPA. The placement cell actively supports a recruitment drive, and the overall preparation of students is effective in the job market. NMIMS offers great student support for careers in the field of digital media and marketing communication.

Yes, NRAI School of Mass Communication offers a three year BJMC course at the UG level. The Bachelor in Journalism & Mass Communication (BJMC) helps students to pursue their career in the field of Media and Journalism, by providing them knowledge in the creativity, innovation and more. 

The admission is based on the performance in the last qualifying examination.

As per the JMI cutoff 2024 for the Round 13 seat allotment, candidates won't be able to get into JMI with 50 percentile for M.Sc in Biotechnology, which is the only course available for the General AI category candidates.

IIMC Delhi cutoff list is prepared as per the applicant's scores in CUET-PG. In 2024, the last round closing rank (General All-India) was most competitive for the PG Diploma in Advertising and Public Relations. The closing rank for this specialisation was 105. It was more competitive in comparison to the 2023 closing rank of 232. Students who meet the cutoff can participate in counselling and are allotted seats by the authority.

There isn't a specific ranking for Kanhaiyalal Maniklal Munshi Institute of Hindi Studies and Linguistics in the field of Journalism. However, the institute offers a variety of courses related to mass communication and journalism, such as an M.A. in Journalism and Post Graduate Diplomas in Journalism and Mass Communication.

Gurugram University BA is offered as an integrated course with the MA course that lasts for five years. The ten semesters course aims to provides students with the knowledge of reativity, knowledge, ability, skills and also moral ethical values. The subjects taught in the in first semester of BA Mass Communication at Gurugram University is as follows:

• 1 Introduction to Communication
• Concept of Media and Journalism
• Evolution of Language
• Basics of Camera
• Socio-Economic-Polity  (India) 1
• Hindi Bhasha Evam Vyavhar
• Basics of Computer Application and Typing
• “Panchtantra” Indian Art of Story Telling

Yes, Kanhaiyalal Maniklal Munshi Institute of Hindi Studies and Linguistics is a really good college to pursue M.A in Mass Communication and Journalism and this Institute is specialised under Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University. Kanhaiyalal Maniklal Munshi Institute of Hindi Studies and Linguistics offers 2 courses, including PG Diploma and M.A.