Mass Communication

Eligibility criteria for M.A (journalism & Mass communication) programme at MIT-ADT University is

Bachelor's degree from any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 40%.

 Candidate who has appeared for their final year degree examination may also apply.

It differs from one individual to the other, depending on one's choices and interests. It is true, though, that the more experience you have with this topic, the better it is. The field is both fascinating and exciting to work in. It is all about your perspective towards filmmaking and the process involved in it. For this role, one must have experience esp. in the camera department. With this; technical skills and in-depth knowledge of lighting and filmmaking is also important. The ability to make creative decisions and organisational skills are a must too. If you have all of this, then this is the field for you.

There are many BMC employment available in industries including advertising, public relations, television broadcasting, and radio. The job prospects for graduates of the BMC programme are quite promising. Companies in the field of TV channels, publishing houses, broadcasting corporations, radio stations, advertising agencies, and others hire mass communication graduates.Click to Read Mass Communication courses.

Doing incomplete or no research while choosing a BMC course college can turn into a regretful decision in the long run. To avoid this, it's important to prioritize your preferences while choosing a college - be it anything from course fees, placement opportunities, extra curricular activities to infrastructure, faculty, location, etc.

Please refer to the table below to get a brief idea of the top BMC colleges in India along with the average placement package they offer:

Bachelor of Mass Communication course is of 3 years duration. This undergraduate course is exclusively designed to equip students with all the techniques involved in the continuously-evolving media industry. The course largely covers the history and philosphy of how mass media evolved and works and the techniques prevalent in the industry.

The BMC course prepares the students to handle different job profiles in the media industry like Journalist, TV anchor, News Editor, Screenwriter, Radio Jockey (RJ), Video Jockey (VJ), Cameraman and many more. 

In Delhi,  JIMS (Jagannath Institute of Management Science),  LSR (Lady Shri Ram College for Women),  IIMC  (Indian Institute of Mass Communication),  AIMC  (Apeejay Institute of Mass Communication) are known for their Mass Communication Programmes. Chandigarh University, Amity University, and Lovely Professional University are some other universities offering mass communication courses. 

Students can see some of the popular government colleges along with their fees in the table below:

The cost of taking an MA programme at Chitkara School of Mass Communication might vary depending on a number of factors including as the particular programme selected and any adjustments made to the institution fee schedule. Chitkara University MA programmes typically cost between inr 100000 and inr 150000 in tuition per year students should budget for other costs in addition to tuition such as test fees, books, materials and hostels. Depending on their unique demands and circumstances these costs can range from inr50000 to inr 100000 year.