Mass Communication & Media

If you want to take admission in journalism course, every institute has different requirements for selecting candidates for their course. For undergraduates:
you can apply for journalism course after you have passed class 12 with a minimum percentile of 50 from any stream be hit Science, commerce or arts.
Some colleges require you to possess excellent communication skills, English speaking skills and writing skills
Admissions are done either on basis of 12th marks or on the basis of entrance tests of various universities
Some colleges also take personal interviews to shortlist students
For post graduates:
You must have a valid under graduate degree of a duration of 3/4/5 years from recognised university
Candidates from all streams and disciplines are eligible to perceive the post graduate journalism courses
Candidates may be required to have appeared for an entrance test conducted by various universities offering the course.

Mass Communication courses deal with the method of dispersing vital information to a large number of people. It is not just limited to Journalism but also includes other media fields such as News gathering and reporting, Film Direction/Production, Event Management, Public Relations, Advertising, Corporate/Business Communication and so on. To be eligible for Mass Communication Courses after 12th, students need to pass class 12th with a 50% aggregate score. The prerequisites may vary depending on the courses, some higher-level PG and Ph.D. mass communication courses also require a graduation degree in mass communication. The admission process involves both merit and entrance based admissions through CAT LPU NEST and UGC NET etc. Based on the type of course you want to pursue. The mass communication course fee varies for each type of courses, the average course fee is around INR 50,000- 5,00,000.