Masters

It is quite costly and as such return on investment is quite low. Infrastructure is really awesome but it all depends upon your opportunities which are limited.

I think that you have missed the deadline.

For a BBA graduate, MBA is the suitable option as he/she has studied various important subjects regarding it in BBA. It will depend on your preference also as if you are satisfied with hospital administration and want to grow your career in it, then opt for it.

Hi Sachin,
You can always email the colleges and ask them, the answer will depend on the college's admission policies, they may or may not accept it, they may ask you for a retake or can actually offer you an English language pathway programme. It will also depend on how good your academic record is, if you have a high percentage they may accept the IELTS score.

Yes, you can apply for it. The various colleges /universities offering best masters are as follows.
IIT, Roorkee
Sir JJ Institute of Architecture, Mumbai
Jadavpur University, Kolkata
CEPT University, Ahmedabad
Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi

There are no institutions for part-time PG in Mass Communication course. You can apply for distance/correspondence PG Mass communication course in Mahatma Gandhi University, Pune.

Yes, as we already know none of the universities lacks in offering best to its students, the same is the case with PU. If we talk about the surety of getting placed or jobs, it all depends upon the academic performance of the candidate itself. If it is good then he/she will definitely get placed in a good organization.

Hi Parthasarathi!
Please check out this link-
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/iimc-question-paper-2016-for-journalism-course-blogId-12732

Yes, Panjab University offers Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication, and entrance is necessary for that.

Yes! KC College provides PG course in journalism and mass communication. For further details, please check out the college website.