Mass Communication

Hello Divya,
Place mostly visited by the popular media persons, news reader, editors and anchors so as to conduct the guest lectures. Because of its demand and high reputation they are strict when its all about the selection of their students. The questions generally asked are related to past and present politics, all the current affairs, India's International relations, policies and strategies etc.

It is not compulsory to get a degree for it, but than you should try hard to sell your scripts for the shows, movies etc. Getting a degree would help you to enter in your desired field with little ease. As your interest you can go for a Diploma or a certificate course in script writing. It will not take much time, approximately a term of months or one year.

Hello Monika,
Opting Bachelors programme in any such as language, journalism, mass communication or, performing arts, etc. Getting degree in a related field will be good. If you want to establish a best career than remember two things first just work upon your skills, language and communication, polish them and secondly go for a degree course.

Hello Shefali,
The companies visit the college to hire a student. Secondly, you can work upon your skills, language, and personality and apply for the anchoring in media houses or for the channels. Initially, you can start with the local or district channels if you don't find the recognised one. Here, in this field two things matter the most - talent and experience. So, don't worry about that work upon all your necessary skills. Apply for the media houses. Apart from this, you can pursue a certificate course in anchoring or you may also pursue performing arts course. Thank you.

Hello Sunanda,
Student must have completed his/her graduation from any recognised university. Secondly, if you are looking for private colleges and institute, then let me tell you that they look out for your percentage. So, you must have secured 50% marks or 60% marks in your graduation.

Hello Vaishali,
Film and Mass Communication, Hamidia Girls Degree College, Allahabad University, U P Rajarshi Tandon Open University, etc. Are some of the colleges/university that offer training in radio jockey. As per my advice, if you are looking to make a good career in the field of radio jockey, then it will be better to pursue the related course from a good and reputed college/institute. You can also go for full time 3 year under graduate programme of mass communication and journalism.

Hello Siddharth
Admission process is simple. The criteria says a student to score 50%-55% marks in 12th (with any stream). First just do the registration whether online or visit the campus than fill the application form. You will require to submit some necessary documents.
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Hello Srinivas,
PG Diploma is considered equivalent to a post-graduate degree, however, even by many, it is not included as a degree course. It is a Diploma course. MA is a post-graduate degree. Moreover, journalism and mass communication together is a wide topic that will cover all the aspects. It is not just limited to journalism only. You will have more options (other than a journalist).

Hello,
R. K. Films and Media Academy arranges placement opportunities and guides for the placement after the completion of MJMC. However, it will be your talent and skills that help you to get the job by facing the personal interview with the organisation.