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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature

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Not possible. Don't believe if anyone say so.

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Palash Jain

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Try for FMS, NITIE, SIMSREE, JBIMS, IITs, NITs and look for baby IIMs too.

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hritik pokhriyal

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So, you can pursue MBBS, BAMS, etc.

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Divya Mishra

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Hi, The Mass Communication & Videography (MCV) department was founded in 1996. Since 2006 (autonomy), the MCV dept. has steadily worked towards formulating a holistic syllabus for the taught course, keeping the pressing needs of 'audio- visual' literacy in the changing times in mind.
The Department of Mass Communication and Videography provides in-depth knowledge of cinema and media to the students. The department boasts of faculty who are a combination of academic as well as professional experts. Almost all the regular professors are doing their Ph.D and others have won national awards in various fields like cinematography, sound desi
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Nivetha Sakthivel

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Yes. For all the courses offered in TISS, Mumbai, TISSNET clearance is Mandatory.

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Akshay Gupta

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Maybe, it is possible if you have filled the form of entrance. Pass or failed doesn't apply but filling form is a must in these courses.

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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)

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Interests and realty are different.
Jobs are available in government sector only.
If you have more interest and want to study regular B.Sc, consider 1-year NIOS course with PCM, you will get subject relaxation, if you apply to the institute.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University, Hyderabad offers B.Sc to any +2 pass out student, but you have to get 50% marks in the 1st-year.

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jigyasa arya

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Hi, yes you can get a job after M.Sc in biochemistry.
You can prepare for government jobs as well as private jobs.
All the best.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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Lingaya's is an old name now as there have been there as a university for a long time as well. There Management institution has carried a good legacy of placement and we should give a considerate thought to them when it comes to placements from Lingaya's.
BJMC- the Bachelor degree offered by their management institute carries the same limitation that I mentioned in some other answers saying that merely a BJMC at a college will not enable quick placements. Besides, media jobs are lucrative and BJMC degree is an entry level degree that should be accompanied by enough skills and trainings.
The placements of Lingaya freshers have been stead
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