Mass Communication & Media

A wide range of career options is available for candidates who have completed their Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication-
Photography
Reporting
Writing
Editing
You can find employment opportunities in different departments like public relations, circulation, legal affairs department, advertising and production field.
Opportunities are also find job opportunities in AIR, websites, press information bureau, central information services, magazines and periodicals, newspapers and TV channels like Sahara, Star News, Doordarshan, etc.
Even, you can work as freelance writers and editors for websites and newspapers.

The best place to get into for a degree in cinematography is FTII, Pune.

You may try and appear for entrance test conducted by the below mentioned institutes:
1. Mudra Institute of Communication, Ahmedabad
2. The Asian College of Journalism
3. The Indian Institute of Journalism and the new media
4. Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, Pune
5. The Indian Institute of Mass Communication
6.The Xavier Institute of Communication
7. AJK Mass Communication Research Center
8. Manorama school of communication
9. The Times School of Journalism
10. International Media Institutes of India, Noida

Yes, you can opt for PG in mass communication if you look forward to make a full-fledged career in the field of mass communication.

Yes, you can opt for PG Diploma in advertising after completing B. Pharm.

You should pursue Masters in advertising and then get a job in the same field.

Admissions are getting closed. You need to admission in a college to pursue BA in journalism and mass communication course as soon as possible to restart your career in advertising or corporate communication.

Every field has its own scope. Firstly, try to find out the areas in which you are really interested. The next step should be to gain knowledge about that particular field. Finally, opt for the course which will help you to advance in the field of interest.

You should try for Christ University and Dayananda University, Bangalore.

Yes, you can. The Masters in mass Communication programs require a bachelor's degree with minimum pass marks (say 45% etc.) and they usually have an entrance test and panel interview which determines your aptitude to mass communication. It depends on the affiliated university. I would suggest you to check with the concerned university regarding eligibility before applying.