There are many colleges in India which provides good placement but It depends upon you. Are you prepared for the placement interview, exam? Are you updated with the current affairs? and lots more.

These are the top colleges in India for Mass Communication with good placements record listed below 

National

Hello Anant,

Yes, you are eligible to appear in the Mass Communication & Journalism subject. As per the UGC NET norms aspirant can apply for the subject in which they have completed their post-graduation.

But this is not the only eligibility criteria to appear in the UGC NET. You must

Dear Anushka, 

• With a little above 1 lac, is the Jagan Nath University in Haryana offering MA in Journalism and Mass Communication @ 27,500 per semester whose fees comes to be a total of 1.10 lac for four semester course. Their website claims that they have placements as their priority.

Yes, you can If you have interest in Mass Communication field.

If you have research about it then Mass Communication and Journalism field is divided into four like Print Journalism, Electronic Media, Digital Media, Advertising.

Collect information about these four and choose a specialization (https://www.nimcj.org/specialization.html) course in it. Check this

Hi

Some good government colleges for journalism and mass communication are IIMC, AHK, University of Hyderabad to top the charts.

Besides these good universities there are some good alternatives if you are unable to fulfill the admission criteria,Indraprastha College, St. Xaviers, Lovely professional University.

Check for the academic excellence of

Career in Journalism and mass communication is fantastic. You can also make career in this field by doing preparations in the Colleges and Universities of India - 

Indian Institute of Mass Communication Delhi 

Xaviers Institute of Communication 

Asian College of Journalism Delhi 

Christ University 

Madras College of Journalism 

Symbiosis Institute

Hi Anoop,

Luckily, India has many good Mass Comm & Journalism colleges with amazing MA programs. Here’s a small list for your perusal.

• Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC)
• Symbiosis Institute of Media & Communication
• Department of Communication, Hyderabad
• Indian Institute Of Journalism And New Media, Bangalore
•  Lady Shri Ram

Dear Basu, for starters you need to have a minimum of 16 years of formal education. You need to be an undergraduate to be eligible for Master's in Communication and Journalism. The Bachelor degree needn't necessarily be in the same stream. You need to appear for either GRE or TOEFL

Hi, for appearing NET exam you are required to score 55%, without rounding off in masters or any equivalent examination from university/institute recognised by UGC. While OBC, SC, ST, PWD, required to score 50% without rounding off in masters or any equivalent examination from university/institute recognised by UGC. And for

Hi Aarushi,

It’s okay to be a little confused. We have all faced it. With so many choices out there, it can get confusing for even the best of us. I suggest you go through each college offering these courses to find out what they’re each offering. Doing this will