Mass Communication

Hi Raghav,
I don't know about every college which offers BMM, but I can say that St. Xavier's College, Kolkata is a good college for BMM. Studying BMM here is really worthy. Now, it also offers M.Sc in multimedia.
All the best.

Hi Ayaz,
There should be information regarding scholarship in the website of the college. Please do follow it. You can also contact the college office.
Also. you can look for govt. as well as private scholarships for college students.
All the best.

You can pursue a Diploma course in photography for sure. Symbiosis has a dedicated school for this. Apart from them, other mass media institutions have photography as an important part of their electronic media courses. Video production also covers this.
There are online courses for photography as well.

Gaurav, a screen play writer is a literary and creativity expert. I am sure you have already been into serious reading and oratory domains. You must make the best of your associations into theatre and mass communication. Practice writing short scripts then move to the screenplay for theatre acts around you. You can do some short term courses in film writing. Private training institutes are also there like Whistling Woods.

Almost every university, be it private or government, has started offering this course. From IGNOU to Amity University, you can pursue this course from any university. You can do it from GJU Hisar or Symbiosis-Pune as well.

Mass Communication and Journalism are the names given to the Media related studies. Primarily Journalism is the parental domain. Multimedia relates to the modern technologies and their usage into Mass Communication. Multimedia Degree will be advanced and different than a general BA in Mass Communication and Journalism.
Multimedia will bring technical expertise in Editing, camera and other things while, Bachelor in Mass Communication will be a foundational introduction to everything that is related to media and mass communication.

See, the very definition about mass communication is not apt for the course. What I believe, mass communication is this is a study that makes you aware about what you actually want to do in your life. And, the surrounding world working with media and other sources of communication.

When you choose PG Diploma, you get the knowledge about everything, but it is a quick process. But, when you do the Master's Degree in it, everything falls into the time. Both, are fine to be done. Also, if you want to go for PG Diploma, you can try for IIMC Delhi. They have this one year program.

Both creative direction and public relations are a part of mass communication, you can pursue the Bachelor's degree from any mass communication college in your city and at the final year/semester you can choose your desired field.

It depends on the specialisation which you opted for in the final year.