Mass Communication & Media

Yes, you can go for Bachelors or Masters. That's your choice. But try to do only Masters and don't go for Bachelors again. Or go for PG diploma.

Some other top Journalism and Mass Communication Entrance Exams you can consider are:
Film and Television Institute of India Entrance Exam (FTII Entrance Exam)
Xavier Institute of Communication Online Entrance Test (XIC OET)Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute Entrance Test (SRFTI Entrance Test)
WLCI All India Common Entrance Test.

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The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed. course is Bachelor of Arts (B.A), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc. ) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. ) form a recognised board/university with at least 50% marks.

Reva is good in all aspects , u get practical application of your knowledge as you will be covering most of our fests and functions and even placements are good

In the above mentioned college for studying an MBA in media and communication you need to invest a rough amount of about 15 lakhs in the 1.5 years of study span.

There is no such major differences between BA in mass communication and BJMC (Bachelors in journalism and mass communication). The course duration is three years. What differs is the number of subjects and the pattern of course. Bachelor of Journalism and mass communication is a specific graduate programme designed for this field whereas Bachelor of Arts has included mass communication courses along with various other courses of this stream.

Yes, you can pursue journalism after any degree. If you think you can pursue this career with ease then go for it. Because you are just doing for the sake of degree then do not waste your time. Choose your career wisely.

Some institutes put the age criteria of the candidate to be less than 30 years. Therefore, you are eligible for the journalism course. Join NIMCJ for BJMC course without the age limit.
https://www.nimcj.org/bjmc.html