Mass Communication & Media

Hello Akash,
Visual communication involves the learning of visual effects. Without visual affects you would not be able to communicate your message. Visual effects add a bit of enhancement to your work.
Thank you.

Hello Sumit
it is a good choice. For photography, you may look for wildlife photography institute in Ahmedabad.
thank you.

BJMC is a course that is referred to as Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication. This course is provided by many colleges and universities. For getting admission the Eligibility criteria is usually minimum 50% of marks in 12th (with any stream). However, this criterion may vary from college to college. This mostly happens in private Colleges. However, government Colleges always pass a cut off that is usually high. On the basis of your marks, you may choose the college. Secondly, entrance in the college. Thank you.

Hello Harshali,
The first and good step would be if you register yourself online on their website. Otherwise, there are many promoters from the college side you may find out there information, they too provide the forms.

Hello Akshat,
Amity is much better but to be honest it's fee structure is so high but if can afford than its good. Moreover, they do not provide professional degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. There is B.A. In mass communication which is not professional. Though many students pursue this because they don't know the difference between two. For a professional degree you may look for other colleges.

Hello Rohan,
There are many colleges related to this. For this you may join AAFT, National School of Drama, Anupam Kher Acting Academy, RK film and acting academy, Barry John Acting Studio, etc. Go directly for acting through these colleges. Mass communication is a field that offers skills and training in print, electronic and new media.

Hello Ajith,
Both courses are good and almost same. It just depends upon your interest. BA in journalism is a regular programme of three years. While B.Voc is also a three year programme but here you have a choice, you can withdraw from the course after 1 year which will be considered as a Diploma.

Hello Shashwat,
You can pursue BBA +MBA. It will surely help you in future. This institute has a tie-up with many companies.

Hello Aviroop,
There are no such typical steps. You must have done 12th with minimum 50% (any stream). It's up to the college or Institute whether they conduct any entrance test or not. There is generally a discussion, they may check your communication skills and may be an aptitude test.

Hi Mohit,
Yes, of course, you may go for MBA in event management. NIEM is a good college. You can go for it.