Mass Communication

There is no procedure as such.
Masters in journalism and mass communication welcomes all the students who have done any graduation from any recognised university.
To get admission in MJMC or PGD courses in mass communication, one needs to give entrances in the choice of university or college.

Hello!
If you haven't written the entrance exam for mass communications, it's okay.
You can still apply for the course in colleges like SRM, Loyala etc., in Chennai.
These colleges don't admit people based on exams.
All the best!

Both of them are privately run institutions by news organisations. You should go through the websites of both the colleges in order to make the right decision.
Though, if you ask me I would say ISOMES is better then AAFT as it is run by a big group of news organisations which will further help you in placements process.

Admissions in MJMC are entrance based. You need to fill forms and give entrances for the university you want to take admission in.
Entrances questions are generally based on the general knowledge, current affairs and a little of what you might have studied in the bachelor's course of journalism and mass communication.

Hello,
For Masters in mass communication entrances, generally the syllabus in general knowledge and based on what you might have read in your Bachelor's 3-year course.

Yes, Mass communication is an entrance based course.
Universities like GGSIPU, Jamia, Xavier's, Amity, Symbiosis etc conduct entrance for the admission purpose.
For this year, I suppose all the entrances have been conducted and the results are out.
Either go for some private university now or wait till next year and appear in entrance exams!
All the best.

Hello there,
Here is the link to the very interesting article I had gone through about the course Bachelors of Mass Media.
Please read this article and you will get the whole idea about this course.
https://campusdiaries.com/stories/heres-everything-you-need-to-know-to-study-bmm-the-whathow-why

Yes, one can pursue an MBA after Mass Communication. Minimum eligibility for applying for MBA in India is a graduate degree from a recognized university. Some institutes require minimum 50% aggregate marks in graduation. As far as the type of course is concerned, people from varied backgrounds ranging from engineering, commerce and arts apply for the post graduate course in management, therefore a background in mass communication is also good. All the Best

Hi Soumya,
Here is the link of the best colleges offering a Diploma in mass communication:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-india
You filter the list for Diploma courses and other requirements as well.
Feel free to raise more queries.
All the best.