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Bhumika Yadav

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Yes, the KLE Society's Nijalingappa College offers a BA in Journalism under the Arts Stream at the undergraduate level. The BA programme is three-year course divided into six semesters. Merit is the admission policy of the institution. The college has announced the admission dates for 2024, and interested candidates can find more information and the application forms on the official website. The BA course is based on the CBCS pattern and semester-wise syllabus.

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Lakshmi Sudhakar Sirigubattula

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At Chitkara School of Mass Communication the Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication programme is regarded as the best. The curriculum of this programme is extensive and includes a wide range of media areas, including print, electronic and digital journalism. With its cutting edge facilities and hands on instruction it guarantees that students get real world experience. In addition the BAJMC programme places a strong emphasis on communication skills, media ethics and critical thinking, preparing graduates for a wide range of media related careers. For individuals looking to pursue a successful career in public communicati

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Lakshmi Sudhakar Sirigubattula

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If you meet the requirements and do well in the screening process, getting into Chitkara School of Mass Communication is rather easy.

Procedure for Admission
Candidates must be eligible if they have passed their 12th standard or equivalent with at least a 50% grade in any stream.
Application: Complete the Chitkara University application form.
Entrance Exam: An entrance exam may be necessary for some programmes.
Interview: Those who made the short list are typically invited for in person interviews.
Final Selection: Determined by academic standing results from any applicable entry exams and performance in the interview.
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Siya Nama

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The MA in Journalism and Mass Communication curriculum at Jain University typically includes core subjects like Media Theory, Communication Research Methods, Media Law and Ethics, and Global Media Trends. There are specialisation options such as Print Journalism, Broadcast Journalism, Digital Media, and Advertising. Practical training includes courses in News Reporting, Editing, Multimedia Journalism, and Digital Skills

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Siya Nama

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The mass communication programme at the school of Humanities and social sciences at jain university has a set number of spots for students. To get the exact number, you should check their website. 

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Siya Nama

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BA in journalism and mass communication is a  3 year course offered at the UG level. Tution fee of this college is something around 5.25L - 6L. 

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Siya Nama

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There is no placement record shown by college. Only based on student review the lowest package -3 to 4 lpa. And average is 5-6 lpa. 

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Suhani Naudiyal

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The application fee for the PGP MCMM (Post Graduate Program in Mass Media - Journalism) programme at MET Institute of Mass Media can vary from year to year.

Application fee for the PGP MCMM Journalism programme at MET Institute of Mass Media for this year 2024-25 is Rs 1500.

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Ankan Ghorai

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Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication (BJMC) programme at the Indian Institute of Photography. The results focus on BJMC programs at other institutes like the International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM) in Delhi, but do not mention the Indian Institute of Photography offering a BJMC degree.

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Varshitha Devireddy

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Due to the following reasons:

  • Its strong curriculum, its acting as a comprehensive foundation to students.
  • Practical learning which gives industry relevant skills to its students.
  • It has good reputation all over India.
  • And promising career prospects which it offers to its students.
  • The big companies come to recruit here.

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