Hi there!

There are around 120 seats available in the course of MA in Journalism and Mass Communication in the Osmania University Hyderabad. There are fair enough  chances according to your rank that you will secure a seat in the course if anyone vacates the seat in the first round

Dear Student,

IMS Unison University, a constituent of Unison Education Foundation is a premier educational established under Section 2(f) of UGC Act, 1956.

The Journalism and Mass Communication program offered by the University is a three-year program spread over six semesters. It prepares students with the skills, knowledge and strategies

Hey,

Your question seems to be somewhat confusing. However, If you are Searching for Journalism and Mass Communication college in Kolkata, then, below is the list for this course:

• Calcutta University
• Jadavpur University
• St. Xavier's College
• Techno India University
• St. Xavier's University
• Adams University

Know the whole list over here:

Dear Aryan,

Your question is not very clear to me. Which college application form and procedures you are asking about? I suggest you to comment the name of the so that i can help you if i m aware of it, or you can ask it as a new question

Dear Vishal,

Yes, you can easily do Journalism and Mass communication after Bsc.  To do further study in Journalism and Mass communications, there is no rule that you have to pass the graduation from a particular stream. All you need is to have 50% aggregate percentage in graduation to take

Dear Aspirant,

given below are some of the subjects you will be learning and gaining knowledge on while pursuing the course of BA in Journalism and Mass Communication,

Semester 1

• Introduction to Communication & Media
• Introduction to Journalism
• Indian Social System
• Communicative Hindi

Semester 2

• Theory of Communication
• Application of

Hello Yachna,

my suggestion for you is that first of all you should decide that you want to study further and get yourself a master qualification or you want to a pursue for a job.

if you want to do your masters then here are some courses you can go

See both the courses are essentially the same as per the subject is concerned. But there are some fine differences. In BA you have to choose Generic Elective for your First and 2nd year which will essentially be from any subject else. But in BJMC you will have to choose

Dear candidate,

JNU New Delhi does not have any Journalism course. But JNU offer some other courses like

• ADOP(Mass Media)
• MA (Foreign Languages)
• COP
• MPhil, etc.

But, IIMC (Indian Institute of Mass Communication ), Guru Gobind Singh University and Delhi University, these are offer journalism and Mass communication .

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