Mass Communication & Media

Hi,
Remuneration in the field of event management varies according to the type of event managed. A trainee can get around Rs.15, 000 a month. The head of an event management company can earn in lakhs, depending on the scale of the events handled and whether she/ he has a stake in the company.
Below mentioned are the skills required:
1. Leadership qualities.
2. Public relations skills.
3. Marketing and business acumen.
4. Budgeting skills.
5. Risk management ability.
6. Mastery over conceptualizing and planning events and implementing the plans.
How do I get there?
There is no certification course or specific qualification is required to become an event manager. Graduates with good public relations and networking skills can join this field. Some institutes offer specialized Diplomas and advanced Diplomas in event management.
Some of the biggest event management firms may prefer candidates, who have an MBA degree, along with good PR skills. Another possible combination of qualifications is a public relations course along with a Master's degree in marketing. This gives you an edge over others with the same years of experience in the field.
Below mentioned are the top institutes:
1. Event Management Development Institute, IES Management College – Mumbai.
2. Indian Institute of Event Management – Mumbai.
3. Amity Institute of Event Management – Noida.
4. International Center for Event Marketing - New Delhi.
All the best.

Hi Ayushi,
Here is the list of colleges offering BJMC in Delhi NCR:
https://media.shiksha.com/mass-communication-courses-in-delhi-ncr-categorypage-7-18-1-0-0-10223-1-2-0-none-1-0
Eligibility criteria:
Just like any other educational course, in order to be eligible for mass communication course, you should meet the minimum eligibility criteria. While the selection process conducted by various colleges (Which includes interviews, group discussion, and written tests) determines your eligibility for a particular media or mass communication course at a university, if you are keen to pursue a mass communication course in the undergraduate level, then a standard XII pass certificate (having an aggregate of 40%) from central board of secondary examination (CBSE) or a recognized board/examination or equivalent is a must. A student from any stream (Science, commerce or arts) is eligible to apply for mass communication courses in India. So irrespective of which stream you choose to take in standard XII/II PUC, you could always switch on to a mass communication course.
You may sort and filter the list as per your convenience. Feel free to raise more queries.
All the best.