Discontinued (May 2024) - Post Graduate Diploma in Broadcast and Digital Journalism 

at Manorama School of Communication, Kottayam

Manorama School of Communication conducts its own MASCOM entrance exam to provide admission to candidates in PG Diploma courses. Candidates anywhere from India can apply for admission in the PG Diploma courses which are offered through MASCOM entrance exam but only 30 seats each is available in "PG Diploma in Print & Digital Journalism" and "PG Diploma in Broadcast & Digital Journalism."

The PG Diploma placements at Manorama School of Communication (MASCOM) are quite promising, with alumni working in reputed media organizations such as The Telegraph, Deccan Chronicle, DNA, Forbes India, Reuters, Dow Jones, The New Indian Express, Indian Express, and Press Trust of India. Many media companies frequently visit the campus for the purpose of placements, indicating a strong industry connect and placement opportunities. 

Manorama School of Communication offers full-time PG Diploma programs in Print Journalism and Broadcast Journalism. The college accepts 30 students each year for each course. Therefore, a total of 60 students can do PG Diploma at Manorama School of Communication. MASCOM has a strong placement record, with students finding employment in leading television channels, web portals, radio stations, and print publications.

The fee for the Post Graduate (PG) Diploma in journalism programme is around 1.5 lacs. This is a one time fee which can be paid in installments, as well. Students can also take the loan for paying the fee, which they can easily repay afterward. The course focuses on training students in print, broadcast, and digital journalism, preparing them for careers in contemporary media. MASCOM offers state-of-the-art facilities for training, including studios, computer labs, edit suites, and smart classrooms. The college has a strong placement cell, with graduates being interviewed by firms such as The Week, The Times of India, The Hindu, The Telegraph, Forbes India, Reuters, and Dow Jones.