Hii Sundeep..

You told that, you are not interested in solving Maths. Thus, choosing B.Sc course is not a good decision in this case, because B.Sc still has Maths and Physics paper , and it will again be a hurdle for you.

You can opt. for B.A Mass communication ,again

The Mass Communication course is directly guided by The Times Group. We get the Times benefit that we were promised.

Most of the faculty is from there and thus are well versed with what goes inside the newsroom. Our faculty for Advertising Ms Shruti Jain has headed several advertising projects

Hello.

B.A. Mass Communication is a 3-year undergraduate course in journalism. The basic eligibility criterion needed to be fulfilled for applying to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification in any stream, completed from a recognized educational Board.

Top Institutes offering B.A. Mass Communication course are:

• Symbiosis institute of

In case you are referring to Apeejay Institute of mass communication, then that should be first priority. In case you are referring to apeejay 'stya' institute of mass communication, then you should consider going for NRAI institute of mass communication, NRAI is ranked amongst top 20 colleges across India, so

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Hello Sundeep,

Your gap year should be substantiated i.e. you should have an answer to what you have done during those two years and since you are a btech dropout, this question will be more emphasized upon during your interviews. Doing MBA or MA won't cover up that problem. You

You will be only be considered for admission if you have completed your 10+2, there is no other criteria with respect to individual subject as mentioned on the official site. Considering you have scored 85% marks in aggregate, your admission application might be processed further. Kindly visit the link shared