Mass Communication & Media

Yes, many institutions accept students without prior professional experience in journalism. Most Diploma programs are designed for beginners and focus on providing foundational skills in media, writing, reporting, and editing. However, if you have some writing or media experience, you can highlight that in your application or portfolio.

Yes, many institutions offer scholarships or financial aid to international students. You can also look into external scholarship programs from governments, private organizations, or media-related foundations. Some examples include:

• Chevening Scholarships (UK)
• Erasmus Mundus Scholarships (EU)
• Fulbright Program (USA)
• Commonwealth Scholarships (UK)

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Diploma in Journalism abroad

The eligibility Criteria for a Diploma in Journalism Abroad is mentioned below:

• Academic Qualifications: A high school Diploma or equivalent from a recognised board
• Language Proficiency: IELTS or TOEFL scores to demonstrate English language proficiency
• Portfolio (Optional): A collection of writing samples or media projects can strengthen your application

Public Relations & IMC is one of the PG Advance Diploma courses offered at St Pauls Institute of Communication Education. The course is offered for a duration of 10 months including 400+ learning hours. During the course, students earn the fundamentals such as written and verbal communication, consumer behavior, data analytics, event management, etc.

To get a Diploma in Event Management at Rachnoutsav College of Commerce and Management, a candidate has to fulfill eligibility criteria that they must have passed the 10th grade from any recognised board. The admission procedure for the college includes filling an application form, which is done online or offline. Also, they need to attach some documents for verification, after which they pay an admission fee to complete their enrollment. One academic year is split into two semesters of a theoretical-practical course with training for professional work in event management.

At Jagannath International Management School (JIMS) Noida, the Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC) programme has an intake capacity of 120 students. This is divided between two shifts, with 60 seats available in each shift. The admissions for the programme are conducted through an entrance exam organized by GGSIPU (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

The syllabus of Journalism degree in UG level which includes BA in Journalism, BJMC, BJ typically covers:

• General Knowledge and Current Affairs
• English Language and Comprehension
• Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability
• Basic Journalism Concepts
• Media Studies

The documents that you might need during admission in Journalism Course may vary from college to college but here are some common documents:

• 10th and 12th mark sheets
• Identity proof
• Migration certificate
• Category certificate (if applicable)
• Recent passport-sized photographs

Admission to a Bachelor of Journalism course can be based on:

• • • Merit-based: Some colleges accept students on the basis of their class 10+2 marks
    • Entrance exams: Colleges like IIMC, JMI, and AMU conduct their own entrance exams and provide admission to the candidates who clear the entrance exam
    • Direct admissions: Some colleges offer direct admission based on interviews or portfolio reviews