Mass Communication

The application fees for the M.A. (Journalism & Mass Comm.) programme at ISBJ MIT-ADT University is INR 1,500. This fee is non-refundable and must be paid upon submission of the application form. 

Candidates must have completed their 10+2 (Higher Secondary) education or equivalent from a recognised board or institution.

The minimum aggregate marks required in the 10+2 examination should be 50% or as specified by the university.

Journalism teaches aspiring journalists the important techniques for getting information and then presenting it infront of the audiences via multiple media platforms. 

Many people register in journalism schools to work for media companies, such as print or electronic media. The reach of journalism is expanding daily.

Students can work in many different industries after completing a journalism course like television, portals, newspapers, publishing companies, schools and colleges.

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After completing a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication from RIMT University, students can expect to pursue various job roles in the media and communication industry. Some of the job roles are:

• Journalist
• Content Writer
• Public Relations (PR) Executive
• Media Planner
• Broadcast Reporter
• Social Media Manager
• Advertising Executive
• Editorial Assistant
• Event Coordinator
• Film and Television Production Assistant

These roles offer a range of opportunities across different sectors of the media and communication industry.

There are plenty of promising placement opportunities for BA Journalism and Mass Communication students at Quantum University's Quantum School of Media Studies and Design. Due to the university's partnerships with numerous media outlets, PR firms, and advertising agencies, students are able to find internships and jobs.

Numerous alums have been hired by reputable businesses like Zee News, Hindustan Times, and NDTV. The university offers workshops, hands-on training, and good industry exposure to help students become more employable in the media and communication industry.

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One can easily take MMC course after completing a BJ (Bachelor of Journalism) degree. As a course, Mass Communication degree allows people from all streams to pursue it. You can be an Engineering, Arts or Commerce graduate and still take admission into MMC course and can excel in it.

The total tuition fee for a B.A. (Journalism and Mass Comm.) at MIT International School of Broadcasting & Journalism, ADT University is INR 5.44 Lakhs. Additionally, the candidate will have to pay a hostel fee of INR 4.95 Lakhs. So, the total fee will be around INR 10.39 Lakhs. Candidates are advised to visit the official website of the university for more details.