Mass Communication & Media

There are several companies that recruit event mangement students including:

• Wizcraft Entertainment
• Cox & Kings
• DNA Entertainment Networks
• Museums and Galleries
• Charities and NGOs
• Other companies like Marriott, Max Healthcare, IndiaMART, Malabar Group, Zee TV, Taj, Pepsico, etc.

Event Management industry is experiencing growth, particularly in India, with a projected market size of $7.80 billion by 2029. This means more companies are hiring event managers, but the competition for those positions is very high. Moreover, many recruiters prioritise practical experience and skills over a specific degree, which is also making it convinient for graduates to not only focus on gaining degrees but skills.  

Yes like digital event management, eco-friendly planning, and using technology.

Industry use tech a lot - like virtual event, online guest manage, social media promotion. So course teach platform choose, online engage and hybrid event handle.

People care about environment so course add waste reduce, save energy and also use green resource.

First you need to complete your education where a degree or diploma in event management, hospitality, or a related field can be beneficial. Apart from this, gaining experience through internships is a great way to build your portfolio and network. 

You can also consider certifications or advanced courses to enhance your skills and knowledge. 

Yes, international students pursuing their higher studies from an US-based institution can go on to attain permanent residency (PR), also called a green card, in the United States.

To obtain a green card, students studying on an F1 visa (student visa), have to apply for an OPT or STEM OPT Extension followed by an H1B visa (post-study employment visa), for which they must attain a job offer from a recognised organisation in the United States.

H-1 B Visa holders are then eligible to apply for the Green Card.

Check out: F1 Student Visa to USA Green Card, for a more detailed description of the same.

There are so many PG course options once you complete the BMM course. You can go for Master of Mass Communication (MMC), Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC), or Master of Journalism (M.J.). You can also go for PG Diploma courses in Journalism. It depends on your interests and future goals.

Both BMM and B.Ed have a bright future scope in India, though it's up to you what you like to do the most. It's good if you figure out what you are good at, what you enjoy doing the most, and then choose accordingly.

After completing your BSc or MSc in Mass Communication, you have two major choices: either to opt for further education, which is a post-graduation or PhD, or you join an industry to gain work experience and earn money. It depends on your future goals and requirements, which way you would want to go.

The tables given below provide an overview of some popular Mass Communication and Media courses' syllabi for candidates' reference, and given below is the semester-wise curriculum of the Mass Communication and Media course:

Note: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.