Hello,

Yes, you can get admission in Mass communication courses after completing class 12. Different colleges have a different eligibility criteria for selecting students in mass communication. Some of the popular universities like KIIT University, BHU and GGSIPU conducts entrance exams and you have to qualify in those exams and based on the score merit list will be published by the college. For most of the colleges the selection are done based on the board marks of class 12.

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Hello student ,

First of all don't think of science and commerce if you are only interested in doing mass communication . You should opt arts stream in class 12 .Clearly it will help you gain some knowledge about history and civics . Further there  is no such said course that is specifically going to benefit you in doing Mass Communication but you need to understand and see what helps you the most. According to me, Arts and Humanities will help you the most in doing Mass Communication as you would get a chance to understand the human and social life .

Hope you are getting my point !

Hi Laxmi!

Mass Communication is different from Journalism as it deals with study of spreading awareness and information to large number of people! Yes, you can do Mass Communication as the Eligibility Criteria for it is you must have completed 12th in any recognised Board with 50% aggregate score! There are various Courses related to Mass Communication such as BA in Mass Communication, BA in Film Making and Mass Communication and Diploma Courses!

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Hello student I'm sorry to inform you but you can't pursue BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism & mass communication) in class 11 you need to obtain a passing certificate of class 12 and fulfill the eligibility criteria to get admission in BJMC Course.

Eligibility - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in any stream with minimum 50 percent marks from a recognized board.

For more details refer to the link mentioned below - https://media.careers360.com/articles/bjmc-admission/amp

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