Hello,

You haven't mention the name of the university regarding which you're seeking information for its admission procedure and entrance exam. You need to mention these important factor as well , which you seem to have missed out. You can mention in the comment box below the name of the university.

Hey Khyati!

A bachelors in journalism and mass communication can open a plethora of opportunities for you. You can work as a proofreader, editor, or a content writer, for thart matter. If teaching is your interest, then you can go for higher studies and become a teacher or a professor. You can also work as a reporter, journalist, or a columinist. If you are good at entertaining people, and building friendly connections with them, then you can also work as an RJ. Speaking of industries that hire graduates of journalism and mass coomunication, then there are news agencies, media industries, publishing houses, tutoring institutes, and more. 

I hope this helps you. All the best!

Hello Anji,

If you work for a large company, chances are there is a policy on everything from recruiting candidates to booking a holiday.

But does it have a policy on social media screening? This is a question that has been raised much more regularly in the past year or so, and companies have to make a decision on whether to have a policy, and what it should include.

The CIPD released a guide on pre-employment checks last December, which included how a business should approach social media screening, which should be a go-to resource for any company considering implementing their own policy.

It also acknowledged the growth of social media screening, and the report said: “Recent research conducted by the CIPD showed that two out of five employers look at job applicants' online activity or profiles on sites such as Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn at the recruitment stage.

HHello dear student, 

Greetings! 

There's no notable alumni from Kamla Nehru College but still it's a very good college. 

The faculty is the best part about the college. Extremely skilled, knowledgeable teachers are there to teach, guide you throughout your semesters. They are always available. They are quite friendly and easy to reach. They don't hesiste even in giving their personal email address or phone no.

The placement cell is quite active and various MNC's come to the college. Some of the companies include Wipro, EY, KPMG.Each year companies start coming around the month of july and recruits number of students.The average package offered by EY was approximately 3 lakh. Some Other firms offered better packages too. In commerce, 40-60% students get placed every year.

thankyou 

Hey,

Masters or MA (Master of Arts) in Journalism and Mass Comm, are both same. It's just the degree name varies, rest the course structure, the education level, curriculum, practicals, everything remains same. After pursuing any of them you will complete your Masters level of education. Do not worry about this, select a good institute and programme for yourself. 

The curriculum for, both MA or Masters, programmes are designed to impart proficiency in all areas, incorporating the latest media industry trends. This not only includes theoretical aspects but also practical exposure through studios, newsrooms, clubs etc. Besides regular classroom teaching and practical learning, Mass Comm students also have mandatorily internships. 

Proposed Course Structure by UGC for Mass Comm students, which is to be followed by every institute/university.

First Semester: 1. Principles of Mass Communication 2. Development of Media 3. Print Media-I (Reporting and Editing) 4. Electronic Media (Radio and Television) 5. Advertising and Public Relations/Corporate Communication

Second Semester: 1. Development Communication 2. Communication Research 3. Media Law and Ethics 4. International Communication 5. Media Management

Third Semester: 1. Print Media-II 2. Radio 3. Television 4. Advertising 5. Public Relations/Corporate Communication

Fourth Semester: 1. New Media Applications 2. Inter-cultural Communication 3. Specialization 4. Dissertation 5. Attachment

Though this is the old one, but it will give you a fair idea about the curriculum- https://www.ugc.ac.in/oldpdf/modelcurriculum/masscomm.pdf 

Hope this helps. 

Hey Pooja! You can definitely join the course is the course doesn't have any age criteria candidate belonging to any age group can persue the same course. Bachelor of Arts in Journalism is an undergraduate journalism course. Journalism course covers the study of ways and methods to collect as well as distribute the news and create general awareness among the common public through the print as well as electronic media.

Hello,

Aspirants will be able to apply for Delhi University Journalism Admission 2019 by registering online at the DU’s admission portal. Fill in the required details in the online application, upload necessary documents, make payment for the application fee and submit the application form before the last date. The Admit card for the entrance test will be available for download at the candidate’s login. Students who want to appear for the entrance test should bring the hard copy of the admit card and a valid photo id proof at the examination center. After the exam is conducted, the rank list of the selected candidates will be uploaded online.

The dates for commencement of various events for Delhi University Journalism Entrance Exam 2019 is provided below:

Online registration commences from :May 2019

Last date to complete the registration :June 2019

Issuance of admit card : few weeks before the commencement of the entrance exam

DU Journalism Entrance Exam 2019 :June 2019

First Admission list will be uploaded by: Sep 2019

Document verification and approval of Admission will commence from : Sep 2019