Mass Communication & Media

Whether they conduct any sort of entrance exam for the admission or not. But in many cases, college conduct just a general discussion regarding the subject and looks out for the communication and writing skills. So, it depends upon the college. If you are looking for any B.J. M. C. college than look out for the guidelines and there admission procedure too.

Hello Vedanth
If you are looking for mass communication in Manipal University than please hurry because last date to apply for the course is 10 June 2017. And, the classes will commence from 1 August 2017. So, please rush for the same you can apply online. Thank you.

Hello Vedanth
If you are looking for mass communication in Manipal University than please hurry because last date to apply for the course is 10 June 2017. And, the classes will commence from 1 August 2017. So, please rush for the same you can apply online. Thank you.

Their duration and fee all depends upon the policy of the college or Institute. For creative writing course you can opt Xavier Institute of communication that offers certificate course in creative writing. Secondly, you can opt Symbiosis Centre for distance learning that too gives the chance to learn creative writing. If you can look out of Mumbai than it would be Indra Gandhi national open University, Delhi or British council of India that offers course - Introduction to creative writing.

Free to change your course from B.Com to B. M. as you have already took a drop from this course, so no issue just go for B. M. in some other best reputed college or Institute. For taking admission in B. M. you have to show your class 12th completion and its percentage. And, in most of the college, there is a requirement of minimum 45% or 50% marks in class 12th with any stream.

It only offers full time course not correspondence and considered as the best university of India in terms or Journalism and Mass Communication. You can go for this University however before taking admission it's better to consider other colleges too like EMS Academy of Journalism, Madhya Pradesh bhoj University, Bhopal school of social sciences, jagran Institute of communication and management and many more. Visit the university and your selected colleges then make a decision.

Some colleges provide concession on fee on the various categories like OBC, SC and ST. However, scholarship is also granted to the students on the basis of their percentage in class 12th. That is not fixed for all, every college has its own policy according to which it works.

You have completed your graduation with maths. Now, don't be confused. Both the fields you have mentioned are completely different. So, choose the one in which you see your future. If you see yourself as a journalist in future, then go for it. And if you want to be in business related field, then pursue MBA.

You may also graduate in some professional course like Journalism and Mass Communication and then pursue Masters in that. If you have some other options for your career and photography is just your hobby, then Diploma will be alright. But, always remember to set yourself in any field, you must get a degree course. If it is just a hobby and you want to polish your photography skill, then you can go for Diploma or certificate course. Hope my suggestion will help you.

- St. Xavier College, Editworks School Of Mass Communication, Central University Of Jharkhand, Prabhat Khabar Institute Of Media Studies, Ranchi University and many more. You can search the criteria of these colleges and may also visit there.