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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
In order to pursue Mass communication, you can take up the courses like:
BJMC (Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication)
B.Sc. MCAJ (Bachelors of Science in Mass communication and Journalism)
You can take up the following courses from the government and private institutes. Some of the best colleges that you can choose from are:
Symbiosis Centre for Media and Communication (SCMC)
GGS, IPU
DCAC
AAFT
In order to be a graduate from any of these colleges, you might have to write their respective entrance exams as well. A minimum of 50% in 12th from any stream is mandatory to get into the field of mass communication. Anchor, writer, film m
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
There will be different profiles in these kind of channel, student can apply from the backgrounds like wildlife science, production team, photography, environment science, physics background.
If you did Journalism as a degree, you would be in photography, production or anchor for travel shows, food shows, etc.
So, choose it according to your profile what you wish to pursue.
All the Best
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
I am sorry to say that you need to be equivalent to 12th with 50% or more to seek admission in a program as such. Hence, you aren't eligible to pursue BMM or Bachelors in cinema. Why don't you go ahead with engineering and take an admission in lateral entry in the second year of engineering?
All the best.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
Yes, absolutely. BJMC is as same as Bachelors in journalism (Honors) offered by DU. It's just that the notation of the courses might be different with the range of topics slightly varying from each other, but the course will lead you to the same hallway of opportunities in the field of journalism, media and mass communication.
All the best.
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