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Bhawana SharmaMasters student at Lovely professional University.

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Yes, you can do it by doing BA in mass media and communication, and you will be eligible for given the various exams.

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Lipika Dhingra

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Honestly! I don't know much about Amity but let me share some insights about LPU. Following are the programme details for the same:
Designed to expose students to all dimensions of Print, Electronic and New Age Media. Focus on enhancing technical skills of reporting, news design software, video editing, photography etc. Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam)
Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English or equivalent. For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium. (5% relaxation to Nort
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Pravesh Patel

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Both the field have nothing to do with each other. If you pursue a specialisation in Corporate Communication and Public Relations then you'll feel like a company secretary but not completely. The role of the Company secretary is Business Advisory to the board of directors of the company guiding them to incorporate laws; corporate governance; strategic management; project planning; capital markets & securities laws. While Corporate communication is a representative of an organisation and is responsible for retaining the reputation and image of the organisation. Corporate communication fulfils the functions of planning, organising, leadi
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Pravesh Patel

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Both the field have nothing to do with each other. If you pursue a specialisation in Corporate Communication and Public Relations then you'll feel like a company secretary but not completely. The role of the Company secretary is Business Advisory to the board of directors of the company guiding them to incorporate laws; corporate governance; strategic management; project planning; capital markets & securities laws. While Corporate communication is a representative of an organisation and is responsible for retaining the reputation and image of the organisation. Corporate communication fulfils the functions of planning, organising, leadi
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Ofcourse yes, this should be conducted online all the media institutions/universities try to find some new way of conducting online entrance exam so that everyone get familiar with online mode.

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Akanksha Shinde

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You can certainly get an MBA after completing B.J. M. CA B.A. In Journalism, or B.M.C. You can get an MBA in Media Communication, an MBA in Mass Communication, etc. Lexicon Management Institute of Leadership and Excellence is one of the best universities I know. The following are good points to support my opinion.
1. Over 15 additional Certificate programs awarded to students to better prepare them for industry
2. Unique classroom pedagogy
3. Excellent corporate connectivity
4. Regular industry visit
5. Student-to-school travel time
6. Paid internships for each student over a period of 9 months
7. Fully digital classrooms.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi. Job Opportunities after Mass Communication:
Advertising. Advertising is a visual or audio form of marketing communication which aims at promoting or selling a product. Disc Jockey. Film-Making. Journalism. Public Relations. Publishing and Printing. Radio Jockeying. Video Jockeying.

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