For most of the colleges in town , the cut-off ranges between

80–85% for Arts, and

75–85% for Commerce and Science.

The third list usually closes down at 70–85%.

It may vary according to caste category.

If you get lucky, some seats are left vacant in a few colleges after the third list so the college opens its admission process again which is the second phase admissions. However, you can only appear in the phase second if you had applied in the first one.

If we talk about fee structure so it is different for different colleges. It may vary from 18000-40000.

Depends on college, state and perform (academic).

So please mention the name of college for accurate fee structure.

Hope this helps you

All the best for your future

For most of the colleges in town (like Maharashtra), the cut-off ranges between

80–85% for Arts, and

75–85% for Commerce and Science.

The third list usually closes down at 70–80%.

It may vary according to caste category.

If you get lucky, some seats are left vacant in a few colleges after the third list so the college opens its admission process again which is the second phase admissions. However, you can only appear in the phase second if you had applied in the first one.

If we talk about fee structure so it is different for different colleges. It may vary from 18000-40000.

Depends on college, state and perform (academic).

So please mention the name of college for accurate fee structure.

Hope this helps you

All the best for your future

For most of the colleges in town, the cut-off ranges between

75–80% for Arts, and

70–75% for Commerce and Science.

The third list usually closes down at 65–70%.

It may vary according to caste category.

If you get lucky, some seats are left vacant in a few colleges after the third list so the college opens its admission process again which is the second phase admissions. However, you can only appear in the phase second if you had applied in the first one.

If we talk about fee structure so it is different for different colleges. It may vary from 18000-40000.

Depends on college, state and perform (academic).

So please mention the name of college for accurate fee structure.

Hope this helps you

All the best for your future

Hello aspirant,

For most of the colleges in town(like Maharashtra), the cut-off ranges between

75–80% for Arts, and

70–75% for Commerce and Science.

The third list usually closes down at 65–70%.

It may vary according to caste category.

If you get lucky, some seats are left vacant in a few colleges after the third list so the college opens its admission process again which is the second phase admissions. However, you can only appear in the phase second if you had applied in the first one.

Hope this helps you

Feel free to ask any questions

All the best for your future

Hi,

Bachelors of Mass Media or BMM is an undergraduate course. To be eligible for the course, you will have to clear class 12th in any stream. Along with that, you must have minimum 50% in 10+2 or equivalent examination. This minimum percentage of marks may vary depending on the college. The minimum percentage can be between 50 -60%. Most of the colleges conduct their own entrance exams for the same course. The fee generally varies from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 90,000 . For more accurate details and exact fee structure and cut off it is suggested to mention the college you are interested in.

Here is a link from where you can get more details: https://www.careers360.com/courses/bmm-bachelor-of-mass-media

I hope this helped you.

hi,

bmm stands for bachelor of media management and I think you have chosen the right course since you wants to become a travel host. however to become a host in reputed channels like discovery or travel xp you need to have a good communication skills,  in some of the recruitment you may have to learn about some foreign language and lastly you have to make a portfolio of your work, see the host of the reputed channels are expert to define any of the things or situation and have good photography and content creation knowledge. so to gain some experience in travel management you may work for some travel agency as content creator. or shoot some videos and make a channel on youtube on relevant topics. some times degree does not matter to get a job , whats matter the most is how much skill you have and how you fit for the job.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well,

The candidate should be eligible to get admission for BMM, that is the candidates must have cleared their class 12 (10+2) board exams in any stream from a recognised board of education and also ensure that they have secured a minimum aggregate score of 45% in the qualifying exam.

Admissions to the 3-year Bachelor of Mass Media admissions course will be conducted as per the admission policies of individual mass media colleges in India. Each college will offer admissions to aspirants in methods.

Based on the admission policies of the media college of the aspirant’s choice, candidates may either be asked to appear for an entrance test, which would most likely be conducted by the college itself. On the other hand, colleges may also offer admissions to the candidates based on merit alone.

In India, two methods of admissions are opted by media colleges, viz., Merit-based or Entrance Test-Based.

Check below link for further more details,

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bmm-bachelor-of-mass-media

To know information about St Xavier's college check below link,

https://media.careers360.com/articles/st-xaviers-bmm-application-form

Hope this information helps,

Best of luck

Hi there,

The age limit for bmm is 22 years for general category and 24 years for reserved category..

Yes you can do bmm after mbbs if your age is under 22, but there is no sense in this as both are bachelor's degree and why you want to do two bachelor's degree, either do md or ms after mbbs or anything else after bmm.

Trt to figure out your ambition and then take the decision.

I hope this helps