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 offered after 12th in CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY:

https://cucet.cuchd.in/after12th.php

To know more about CUCET examination, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/exams/chandigarh-university-cucet

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

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 12 marksheet

• Original transfer certificate

• Original migration certificate

• Original bonafide certificate

• Original caste certificate

• Original marksheet of the last qualifying exam, plus 3 photocopies of the same

• Four passport size photographs

• Post-dated cheques along with the admission fees. (If applicable)

• Credit card/ debit card/net banking information

Candidates should make it a point to learn about the CUCET 2021 mass communication syllabus well in advance, so they can plan their strategy for the entrance test accordingly. Below we list the topics and sub-topics that the bulk of the CUCET mass communication exam questions are asked from:

• General Awareness of Indian Political and Economic Environment

• International Developments(Political and Entertainment)

• Awareness of current Public issues

• Indian history and Social Science

• Mass Media and Society

Here is a link to download the papers,

CUCET Mass Communication 2021 - Dates, Result (Declared), Cut Off (careers360.com)

Hope it helps!!!

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 job while pursuing this course

IGNOU is the best OPEN University for opting these type of courses , for more details , you can refer this :

https://university.careers360.com/articles/ignou-courses

Hope this helps !

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 Journalism. (3 years)
7. BA Journalism & Communication. (3 years)

Hope you are clear now. Feel free to ask if you have any other queries. All The Best!!!

Hello,

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 want to pursue for knowledge only then you can go for distance learning in JMI, national law university.

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 journalism, BA in Journalism and Communication Studies. And if you wish to study it further you can go for Post graduation in Journalism( MA in Journalism and Communication),  MA in Multimedia, and Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication.

If we see the basic eligibility for undergraduate courses, the candidate must have completed his 10+2 from the recognized board with at least 50% marks. And for Post graduation courses the candidate must have hold a valid bachelor's degree from a recognized university, some universities will have their entrance test also.

If you want more information about the career in journalism, colleges, fee structure, courses that you will study, job profile, Average salary. You can click on the link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/journalism-course

Hope this helps.

Hello,

First of all if you want to pursue post graduate degree in computer science and journalism you can do so both the courses simultaneously, however the only condition is one is to be done through regular mode and another through distance mode, you cannot pursue two degree courses at the same time in regular medium, the institutes may be same or different, that doesn't matter, however one is to be done through regular and another through distance,

now coming to your question the scope after completion of  MSc Computer Science lies in both technical and non-technical domain such as IT firms, academics, business organizations, design companies, you will get job profiles that of software developer, network technician, computer hardware engineer etc in top companies such as TCS, IBM, Accenture, Cognizant, Siemens, explore full details pertaining to MSc Computer Science at https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-in-computer-science

when it comes to journalism, there is no such restrictions of being graduate from a specific discipline unlike say for MSc Computer Science, this field too is emerging at incredible rate, hence the opportunities are diverse, the job profiles includes that of reporter/critic/photojournalist/proof-reader/correspondent/feature writer/editor etc , some of the top recruiters are TOI, Hindustan Times, Zee Network, AIR, Indian Express, The Hindu, India Today Group to name a few, visit our page at https://www.careers360.com/courses/journalism-course to know more details regarding this,

to answer your question, both the fields are emerging at great pace, and holds great significance ahead in future, it depends you want to explore which domain, if you have great technical expertise then go for computer science if you want to explore unconventional dimension more so making the world and its citizens well-informed about so much happenings, then go for journalism.

Hello candidate

The minimum eligibility required to pursue MBA in any stream is a graduation in any subject. Since, you have done your BBA and 1 year Post graduate Diploma, you are a graduate and therefore fulfill all the criteria required to pursue a successful career in the field of MBA. Apart from these requirements, if you have have qualified MBA entrance exams like CAT, XAT, MAT, etc, such candidates with work experience are preferred.

Hope that helps you.

Hello Pratibha,

Here's a list of journalism course you can go for:-

Undergraduate programs:

1. Diploma in journalism
2. Diploma in journalism and mass communication
3. BA in journalism
4. Bachelor in journalism
5. BA in convergent journalism
6. Bachelor in journalism and mass communication
7. BA in mass media
8. BA in journalism and communication studies
9. BA in script writing
10. B.sc in mass media, journalism and advertisement
11. B.sc in mass communication and journalism
12. Bachelor of media science

Postgraduate courses

1. PGD in journalism
2. PG diploma in ratio and television journalism
3. PG diploma in print and broadcast journalism
4. PG diploma in acting
5. PG diploma in direction and screenplay writing
6. PG diploma in editing, sound, recoding and design
7. MA in journalism and communication
8. MA in entertainment, media and communication
9. MA in multimedia
10. Masters in communication
11. Masters in journalism and mass communication
12. M.sc in television and film production

Also go through this link:-

https://www.careers360.com/courses/journalism-course

Hope this helps!

Hello there

If you want to do journalism then there are multiple bachelor's degree as well as Diploma and certificate courses available throughout the country and you can choose from any of them according to your interest and can start your journalism journey. Some of the most famous bachelors degree courses in journalism and Mass Communication I am listing below you can check out that.

• Bachelor in journalism and Mass Communication, 3 years
• BA in mass media, 3-4 years
• BA in journalism, 3 years
• BA journalism and communication, 3 years

Some more specialised courses are:

• BA Journalism, film and Television studies
• BA Hons photojournalism
• BA Honours cultural studies and media with journalism

I hope it helps you!

Thank you!