Mass Communication & Media

Yes, there's usually a project work assigned to BMM students in their last year to help them understand the ground reality in the field of mass media and advertising. This helps them gain expertise in their field. Here are some popular project topics for BMM students:

• Assessing hazards of biased news outlets.
• Government control and freedom of the press.
• Impact of social media campaigns in politics.
• Mass media and its impact on the cognitive abilities of the student.

Yes, here's the list of some BMM popular books that you can read along with your regular subjects for a better understanding of your field:

• Understanding Media by Marshall McLuhan.
• Mass Media Research: An Introduction Roger by D Wimmer.
• The Handbook of Global Online Journalism.
• Journalism Today: A Themed History by Jane Chapman.
• A Dictionary of Media and Communication by Daniel Chandler.
• Public Opinion by Walter Lippmann.

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Hi yes, there are many good BMM colleges in India offering programs at affordable fee structure:

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For a successful career after BMM, you'll need to gain several skills such as communicative, writing, researching, digital media, adaptability, creative thinking, audience analysis, etc. Gaining specific skills also depends on your specific work area of interest.
Mass Media is all about conveying your message to the general public through various media, be it broadcast or digital. If you wish viewers and listeners to get your message, connect with your organization, and be your loyal audience, the skills mentioned above are essential to possess.

Internships may not be mandatory for BMM students, but yes, they are important to let you learn about how the real-world settings of Mass Media work. Some colleges, therefore, include mandatory internships for a time-being to gain students real-work experience along with theoretical subjects for better understanding of their field.
Internships have other perks as well, for example, the company you're interning with may hire you as a full-time employee in future, based on your potential. Internships also helps in making your portfolio look better.

Yes, Online Radio programs can be worth pursuing, especially if you are interested in gaining skills like voice modulation, scriptwriting, and broadcasting techniques, as they offer a solid base for a career in Radio, even if you cannot access traditional on-campus courses.

However, the value of these programs depends on the quality of the course, your future goals, and the opportunities available in the Radio market. 

In a Radio production course, you'll learn many things including scriptwriting, audio editing, radio programme production process, broadcasting technicalities, radio operations, content management, and interviewing techniques, along with effectively using audio equipment to create high-quality radio broadcasts. These programs also teach how to develop strong communication skills for on-air delivery. 

Yes, there are a few colleges such as IIMC Delhi and School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Apeejay Stya University that accept national exam scores such as CUET-PG for providing admission to PG and PG Diploma courses in Radio. However, you'll get admission to UG course on merit.

Radio course eligibility criteria vary depending on the course level and the colleges that offer them. However, some basic eligibility conditions every candidate has to fulfil include:

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