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Eligibility Criteria-

You must have completed 12th in any stream, commerce, arts or science from a recognised board.

In India, many universities have their own entrance exams for journalism courses like IIMC Entrance Exam, Delhi University Bachelor of Mass Media and Mass Communication Entrance Exam, IPU CET, etc.

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Here is the list of BA Journalism colleges in Delhi

• University School of Mass Communication, New Delhi
• DU Delhi - University of Delhi
• JNU Delhi - Jawaharlal Nehru University
• Ambedkar University Delhi - Bharat Ratna Dr BR Ambedkar University
• SAU Delhi - South Asian University
• IGNOU Delhi - Indira

Hello aspirant,

Your profile suggests that you are Arts aspirant in Graduation & Above.

So, I'm providing information about Master degree courses in Mass Communication and Journalism courses.

Eligibility criteria is that candidates must have passed with minimum 50 percentage in Graduation from any stream from a recognised Board.

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Hey,

Hope you are doing great.

No, you can not pursue correspondence MBA along with a journalism degree.

It is possible for you to pursue journalism after MBA but at the same time it is not possible.

You can pursue PG in mass communication after completing MBA.

Hope this helps

As per the chandigarh University website, three courses offered in BA are:

• PSYCHOLOGY (HONS.)
• LIBERAL ARTS (HONS.)
• ECONOMICS(HONS.)

The admission to the course is through CUCET. Syllabus for the CUCET entrance for difference subjects you can get by visiting the link below:

https://cucet.cuchd.in/syllabus.php

Visit the link below for the courses

Hey Aspirant

Candidates should keep the following documents and details handy as filling the CUCET mass communication 2021 application form so that there aren’t any pesky disruptions and delays

• Active email address

• Active mobile phone number

• Proof of Date of Birth

• Photocopy of lass 10 mark sheet

• Photocopy of class

Dear Student ,

As per your percentage (in graduation level assuming .), opting a distance MA degree will be suitable choice for you . The reason is :

• The eligibility criteria is relaxed than the regular degree
• max 4 years duration for study
• No age limit criteria
• can do a

Hi!!!

Hope you are doing well.

The courses that will be best for journalism at intermediate level are :-

1. Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication.
2. Bachelor of Journalism. (3 years)
3. BA in Mass Media. (3 years)
4. BA in Journalism. (3 years)
5. BA in Convergent Journalism. (3 years)
6. Bachelors in Sports

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BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA does not approve correspondence llb course.it is a professional course by distance mode candidates dont get enough skill to practice in court.some distance courses available in india for llb but there is no use of it bar council dont allow to practice in court.if you

Hi,

Hope you are doing great.

Journalism is basically collecting or gathering information and creating something informative out of it.

Now if you wish to learn journalism you have to start it at the undergraduate level which is a Bachelor of mass communication and journalism, bachelor of arts Hons in