Mass Communication & Media

Here are some of the popular books for BMM students:SubjectBook titleAuthorMass Media and ResearchVipul's Mass Media ResearchB KoshyMedia Planning and BuyingMedia Planning and BuyingPrajakta B. Pereira, Bhagyashri B. DhongadeAdvertising DesignVipul's Advertising DesignArvind ParulekarPress Laws and EthicsIntroduction to Media Laws and EthicsJuhi P. PathakBrand BuildingBrand BuildingShobha VenkateshNote: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

The PTE test best suited to apply for an Australian PR is the PTE Academic Test. The minimum PTE scores required to qualify for the Australia PR are 65. The Department of Home Affairs in Australia accept teh PTE Academic test for all types of visa applications. 

With more than 90 online Mass Communication and Media colleges in India, you can pursue certificate, UG Diploma, PG Diploma, UG, and PG courses online. Here are some popular online degree options to choose from:Bachelor of Arts (Journalism and Mass Communication)Master of Arts - Journalism & Mass CommunicationBachelor of Journalism & Mass CommunicationMaster of Journalism & Mass Communication

The best specialisation in Mass Communication and Media depends on your interests and future goals. However, some popular and in-demand specializations include Journalism, Digital Media, Public Relations (PR), Advertising, and Film and TV Production. All of these specialised areas cover different aspects of Mass Communication, for instance, Journalism is focused on news related to politics, entertainment, sports, etc. Meanwhile, Digital Media is intended to focus on online journalism.

Here are some of the best college options for online Mass Communication and Media courses in India:Online Mass Communication and Media CollegesTuition FeeAmity UniversityINR 75,000 - INR 1.01 LakhMICA AhmedabadINR 80,000 - INR 1.3 LakhAmity University OnlineINR 1.64 - 1.7 LakhWelingkar MumbaiINR 17,700 - INR 4 LakhManipal University, JaipurINR 1.4 LakhNote: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

Here are some popular Mass Communication specializations under which students usually pursue a PhD programme in India:Film, Screen, and Popular CultureJournalism, Media and CultureCommunication and MediaCreative Arts and MediaStretagic Media

Of course, pursuing a Mass Communication and Media course abroad can widen your chances of higher salary packages and global exposure. It will provide you with networking opportunities and see how the global media houses and entertainment industries work. Opting for a Mass Communication and Media course abroad is nothing but a great learning journey and a thrilling experience at the same time.

  Here some of the top colleges in India that offer Journalism through CUET PG :  Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC)Asian College of Journalism (ACJ)Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication (SIMC)Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (IIJNM)AJ Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center, Jamia Millia Islamia

 Yes, you can pursue a Mass Communication course if you studied Biology in Class 12, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria and  first you have to completed your  12th education from reputable board of any  with a minimum score of 45–60%. Students from any stream, including science, arts, or commerce, can apply for mass communication  courses.