Mass Communication & Media

They offer good placements, also in the list of top recruiters includes Aaj Tak, NDTV, Radio Mirchi etc. 

The fees for BA (hons) at USLM, karnavati University is around INR 9 lac and in general it doesn't include any one time fees.

You should have scored above 50% in 12th grade is required for eligiblity, and an personal interview may be a part of selection process 

Yes, a few distance colleges and online educational platforms in India offer Mass Communication and Media courses for free. Here are some of the best examples among them:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

First of all, there are numerous top recruiting companies in every industry in the Mass Communication and Media field. The job positions vary depending on the industry you choose. For example, some popular entry-level job profiles for a Media House include Journalist, News Producer, Content Writer, Copywriter, etc.
However, if you opt for a Digital Marketing company, entry-level jobs will include SEO Specialist, Social Media Associate, Content Creator, Marketing Associate, etc.
Apart from this, your skills and expertise also play an important role, which job role you can get in a company.

It depends on the course type, level, and the college you choose. Online courses have generally limited options for training and practical sessions compared to regular courses. Online programs are good for theoretical knowledge, flexibility, etc., however, if you really want to gain practical experience, you can join a relevant industry through internships or entry-level jobs.

Spending money on pursuing Mass Communication & Media courses abroad is a personal choice that many find beneficial, and for some, it may be a waste of money. There are several pros and cons of opting for a Mass Communication & Media programme abroad, however, one must analyze them and see if it is a beneficial option for them.

Pursuing a course abroad will allow you to explore different communities, cultural backgrounds, people, networking, better employment options, etc. It can be quite expensive, give you a cultural shock, safety concerns, etc.

Based on current rankings, the Netherlands is considered the best country to pursue a Mass Communication and Media program, with the University of Amsterdam being specifically renowned in the Media field. Some other top countries include the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany and Australia offering many programs in journalism and mass communication.

Mass Communication and Media courses are offered at various levels and types, among thousands of colleges, hence, the number of entrance exams conducted for these courses is also many. Some popular Mass Communication and Media exams include CUET, CUET-PG, CAT, MAT, CMAT, UGC NET, CSIR NET, etc., and all of these tests are conducted offline. However, some university-level exams may be conducted in online mode.