Mass Communication & Media

REVA University BA in Journalism & Mass Communication prepares students to take up various job roles in the media and entertainment industry. Some job profiles that the graduates can pursue after the completion of their degree are listed below:

• Print Media profiles like correspondents, editors, copy-editor, and photojournalists
• Television industry Professionals such as scriptwriters, video editors, 3D designers, graphics, and animation creators
• Journalist
• Radio jockey (RJ)
• Public Relations Professional
• Corporate Communication Professional
• Social Media Executive
• Content Creator/ Developer/Analyst
• Advertising Professional
• Broadcasting and Production sectors like Filmmaker, Cinematographer, Screenwriter, and Art Director
• Event Managers
• Media officers for government organizations and NGOs

The entrance exams commonly accepted by the Department of Visual Communication and Animation include:
Institution-specific entrance exams: Many colleges conduct their entrance tests, which may comprise design or aptitude tests for creativity.
Common entrance tests: Universities such as Delhi University or other state universities may accept their own state or university level exams.
National Level Exams: The institutional board accepts the results of national-level exams, like NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture), AIEEE (All India Engineering Entrance Examination), or JEE (Joint Entrance Examination); it will depend on the programme.
Admission requirements provided by the majority of specific universities or institutions need to be considered.

The scope of an MBA in Event Management in India is quite promising, with opportunities in various sectors including corporate events, weddings, concerts, festivals, and sports management. Graduates can work in roles such as event planner, marketing manager, project manager, and brand manager.

Regarding the starting salary for graduates from NAEMD (National Academy of Event Management and Development), it typically ranges from INR 3 to INR 5 lakhs per annum, depending on the job profile and organization. Some graduates may secure higher salaries based on their skills and internships. The industry is growing, and with experience, salaries can increase significantly.

Certificate courses at Deccan Education Society's Institute of Film and Television are fairly inexpensive, which explains why aspirants want to become successful filmmakers keep pouring in. Thus, the course fee ranges from approximately INR 15,000 to INR 58,000, which is very less compared to many other institutions. This low cost further offers students a chance to master some good skills in direction, editing, and production without stressful monetary liability. These courses bring practical training and industry insight to students, and could well serve to help students succeed in the competitive media landscape. All in all, it is a good investment for those interested in film and television. For any further details about courses and fees, one should look for their official website for it.