Mass Communication & Media

According to this year 2022 cutoff information for B.Voc. in Digital Journalism at Loyola College is abour 40 to 50 thousand an its a best college an have good reviews that can be best.

Go for it only you have strong future plans with the stream.

Yes. St. Xavier's College Mumbai is considered as one of the best private Autonomous colleges and is affiliated to University Of Mumbai. The college obtained a good score of 51.14 and 90th overall ranking in India by NIRF.

The fee at Media Village for B.A. in Multimedia is INR 40,000- 70,000.

The fee at Christ Nagar College for B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication is around Rs 72,000.

The total fees at Shri Shivaji Arts Commerce College for Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) is Rs 22.77000 (as per the general category).
Total number of seats is 40.

Amity School of Communication admission process doesn't involve the cut-off system rather it involves the registration of candidates on the official admission microsite of Amity University. Once registered, candidates can fill out and submit the application form. Final selection is done on the basis of the student's performance in English written tests and Personal Interviews.

I think rather than taking a drop you can go to many private colleges which provide an excellent degrees in journalism and mass comm. Some of the universities are-
1. Amity University, Noida
2. Sharda
3. AAFT.

Candidate must qualify with a minimum of 50% marks in the GEMS online Admission test to be eligible to enroll for MBA Program.

The level of difficulty (LOD) of JMI entrance is less than CAT but sometimes at par with CMAT & sometimes less than CMAT as well. It depends upon the year-to-year paper as they change their LOD. There are total 60 seats in Jamia. JMI as an offline mode 3 hours MCQ test with 170 MCQs of 170 marks.