Mass Communication & Media

I hope you are doing well. No, they have an even blend of both.

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1. Kasturi Ram College of Higher Education
2. Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies
3. Trinity College of Professional Studies
4. Technia College
5. DMRC

Yare eligible for getting a seat to do journalism course as you have done class 12th and scored 70.2% in class 12th.

I hope you are doing well. As it's a graduation course, you need to complete class 12th from any stream and must have at least 60% marks, it's the eligibility criteria to get admission for BA mass communication and journalism in Mahatma Gandhi University, Chennai.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for the journalism course after completing your Diploma.

Following are books:
1. Bharat Ki Samachar Patra Kranti
Robin Jeffrey
2. Samachar Avdharna Aur Lekhan Prakariya
Editor Subhash Dhuliya & Anand Pradhan
3. Crime Reporter
Harshdev.

St Pauls Institute of Communication Education (SPICE) offers communication and media focused undergraduate programs. With top-notch media faculty and excellent infrastructure, SPICE is the go-to destination for media enthusiasts and professionals.

BMM/BMS fall under the category of self-financed courses (comparatively expensive)
This is because these are professional courses provide technical knowledge. They are not just graduation degrees, but will land you in to a technical world. Even after being a government funded college, Xavier's College charge a higher fees for BMM and BMS, as the study kit involved in it charges more than for nominal courses.

Yes. It is required to give some entrance examination, like CAT and then you can join and institution provides MBA in journalism and media. MICA is one of the good option you can opt after cat.