B.A. in Journalism 

at Department of Journalism, Tambaram Sanatorium

The college has a capacity of 93 courses, but the specific number of students enrolled in the B.A. Journalism program is 30. However, the college has a total of 3,000 students. 

The program focuses on the fundamental principles of journalism for broadcast media and new media, and it provides specialization in various fields such as print (newspaper and magazine), broadcast (photography and videography, documentary filmmaking), web designing, research, development communication, public relations, advertising, and film journalism.

The fees for BA programs at the Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College, are as follows:
BA in Journalism: INR 56,157
The college offers a 3-year Bachelor of Arts program in Journalism, focusing on the fundamental principles of journalism for broadcast media and new media. The program combines theory and practical papers to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the field.

The Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College, does not conduct any entrance exam for admission to the BA in Journalism program. The admission is based on the counseling process, and the minimum qualifying marks can fluctuate annually, influenced by factors like the number of applicants, the highest scores attained, and the admission criteria set by the college. The eligibility criteria for admission to the program is that the candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.

Madras Christian College, Department of Journalism offers a B.A. in Journalism program with a focus on various fields such as print, broadcast, web designing, research, development, communication, public relations, advertising, and film journalism.
The college has a dedicated media center with shooting rooms for photography and videography, an edit suite for radio journalism, and a computer lab for students whereas Presidency College, Bangalore offers a B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication, with a focus on gathering and sharing news, and developing critical thinking and sensitivity through courses in gender studies, cultural studies, media literacy, and film appreciation. The college provides practical training in audio-visual production, filmmaking, and photography. Presidency College has a 100% placement eligibility for the BA in Journalism and Mass Communication program.

The latest cutoff information for the BA in Journalism program at the Department of Journalism, Madras Christian College is 50 percentage in class 12. However, it is advised to have a score of above 90% in the HSC (12th grade) for admission to the Bachelor of Arts Journalism program. The admission process is based on the counseling process, and the candidate's performance in the entrance exam may also be considered.