Mass Communication & Media

The names of some popular stations a Radio Jockey can go for are:

• All India Radio
• Red FM (93.5)
• Radio Mirchi (98.3)
• Big FM (92.7)
• Fever (104 FM)

The CUET-PG 'Mass Communication and Journalism' paper (paper code - COQP17) is accepted by IIMC for admission to mass communication courses.

No, IIMC considers CUET-PG scores for admissions. Once you pass the entrance test, the further rounds of the selection process like interviews and counselling are conducted by IIMC. Unless, you wish to apply for PG Diploma in Journalism in Odia, Marathi, Urdu or Malayalam. For these courses IIMC conducts their own entrance exam. You can check out their website for more.

Yes, at IIMC they exclusively offer postgraduate courses. It is one of the most popular and sought-after institutes for mass media higher education. It's an autonomous society under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Students from across the country and abroad apply for their entrance in great numbers. They also have 5 regional centres across the country in addition to the IIMC Delhi campus. Their motive is to provide quality higher education in the field of mass communication and contribute educated individuals that further the Indian society.

No, you will not require giving the exam of CMAT for the course of mass communication and journalism from Gujarat University. The CMAT is basically an entrance examination that can be cleared by students who want to undergo an MBA course from one of the B schools. For courses in mass communication and journalism, the entrance examination is mostly conducted by Gujarat University or through some other process. 

Yes, you may pursue higher education after getting a bachelor's degree in Mass Media and Communications. While, most students prefer to start working in fields like journalism, advertising, writing, etc. others may go on to pursue additional certificate degrees, and diplomas to enhance their skills and portfolios. Students may also opt for an MA in Mass Media and Mass Communications. It will expand your technical knowledge and give you an added advantage over other candidates who may apply for the same job as you.

Students can enroll for mass media and mass communication courses after completing their 12th in any stream. To get admission to Delhi University, you must take the CUET exam which is conducted by NTA.  The CUET score is accepted by DU, JNU, BHU, and other universities. Once the exam result is declared, all candidates have to go through a counseling process to get admitted into a college. 

To get more information about CUET eligibility, syllabus, and registration check out: CUET

Yes, IPCW is a good college. 

The Indraprastha College for Women offers a 3-year, full-time BA (Hons.) degree in Multi-Media and Mass Communication. It is a reputable college under Delhi University and is well known for its mass communication course. They cover a wide range of subjects over 3 years. The average placement package offered was INR 4.8 LPA.

Also check out: B.A. (Hons.) in Multi-Media and Mass Communication 

Here's the  Film and Video Design Course admission process at MIT-ADT:

• Appear for MITID DET exam, based on scores obtained from MITID DET, shortlisted candidates will be called for second phase.
• Studio Test and Personal Interview is conducted at MITID campus in Pune. The second phase of the admission procedure will consist of studio tests followed by personal interviews at Institute in Pune.
• The result of shortlisted candidates for the Second Phase will be announced on MITID website.
• The Admission Committee decides the procedures, grades and weightage every year.

 Students who have passed their class 12th from any stream with an aggregate of 50-60% are eligible to pursue BMMMC. 

BMMMC course is a creative field of study and students who wish to pursue a career in the mass media and communication field must develop other skills like reading and writing, research, time management, attention to detail, creativity, and conversational and interpersonal skills. The students must also be good with newer technology or willing to learn about it.