Mass Communication & Media

No one can promise you to make you a good anchor or a good reporter until you have the ability or concentration about your work but yes, they do provide you a better facility so that you can't miss any chance to become a better anchor.

there is no fixed fee of BJMC it only depends on collages every college have a different fee in you go for the University of Delhi then your fee is very less around 50 to 90 thousand and if you go for IP university then your fee will around 2 to 3 lakhs or maybe more.

In my opinion, this college is not good as the faculty members are not supportive. I have asked too many of the students who are studying here and they told me that if you are ambitious and want to explore yourself so this college is not for you. At the time of admission, they will make fake promises and they will not be going to fulfill them. In this college, there are many holidays given to the students and the classes are not conducted regularly.

There are many top colleges for B. M. like Vivekananda Institute of professional studies (VIPS), Institute of management studies (IMS), International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM), Jagran Institute of Management and Mass Communication (JIMMC). In these institutes, you get a good infrastructure, better faculty members, and also a very good placement record which all the students need.

In my opinion, Amity is really good for BJMC because it gives you great exposure, with the proper equipment and a great factuality to study from. For reference, you can follow the link given below to get an idea about the course and reviews from the people studying in it. https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/course/b-a-in-journalism-and-mass-communication-amity-university-noida-207073.

For B.J. M. C,
Arihant College (AC)-scholarships are available for the students. Oriental University (OC)-the quality and teaching method are good.
MB Khalsa College (MBKC)-this college has good placement records and companies are come from almost all sectors.

Hello Teju,
If you completed your class 12th with 55% or more and if your age is less than 21 at the time of admission then yes you are eligible for B.J. M. C. Apart from this, many institutes offer separate course just for VJ training and all so there are more than options available. You can also refer to our page Shiksha.com for further information.
All the best.

You can directly check it on the website of Christ University.