MJMC

Hi, K. R. Mangalam surely provides placements after B.J. M. C. course, and it is good university to study this course, I would highly recommend to go here.

According to my views and experience for MJ MC Amrita School of Arts and Science is best. This college have a good reputation in the companies. From here, you can get good placements also.

For MJ MC, Sri Balaji Society BCA CS is the best. This college offers you good placement and good infrastructure. This university have very good peaceful environment for the students to study.

You cannot get admission at the end of the year. You need to wait for the new session which most probably will commence around March, June or July.

You can prefer IIS University because the courses offered by IIS come with a distinctive approach that combines theoretical knowledge of journalism studies and practical training in acquiring technical skills in well-equipped studios. Field visits, workshop and seminar are organised often to have a

Delhi University doesn't offer Master of Journalism and Mass Communication. DU offers only undergraduate course i.e. BJMC in a few colleges. For MJMC, you can go to GGSIPU, Jamia, JNU, etc.

Hi Rashmi Kumari,
As per the information available on the internet, you can refer to the course studied at your graduation level as it will be good enough for you to prepare for the entrance exam. The questions are generally from the topic already covered at your UG Level.

Hi,
St. Xavier's College is one of the good colleges. Please find the link below for detailed reviews on the same:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/st-xavier-s-college-Ranchi-10300/reviews

Hi, The average fees for Master of Arts (Journalism & Mass Communication) may vary form INR 50, 000 to 3 Lacs. Thanks.