Mass Communication

BJM C is abbreviation for Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication. Three Years Duration Course. Relevant to candidates passionate to become Journalist. B.Sc. (Electronic Media) is an Electronic course of Three Years Graduation can be pursued in an Arts & Science College. Theory & Practicals of Electronics will be taught.

You need to be a graduate to get into IIMC, Delhi. You will also have to appear for a written entrance exam along with a PI round.

There are no colleges, which offer a degree course for RJ. You may pursue short-term courses which makes you learn a lot. Along with that, you don't have to appear for an entrance exam for the same.

The admission is purely done on the basis of merit. You need to fill up the admission form, once you complete BA.

After completing maths (Hons), you need to pursue a postgraduate course in journalism.

After B.Com, you can apply for post graduate programme in Mass media or Journalism, to become news anchor in Television. You can also apply for various PG Diploma programme of Journalism.

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Career Requirements
Step 1: Complete an Undergraduate programme. Students who are interested in becoming a radio DJ can enroll in an associate or Bachelor's degree programme in communications or broadcast journalism. Step 2: Do an Internship. Step 3: Get on the Air. Step 4: Hone Your Skills at a Small-Market Station.