B.A Journalism

A B.A. Honours in Journalism typically focuses more on the theoretical aspects of journalism, including history, ethics, and the role of journalism in society. Students in this programme may also have the opportunity to specialize in a particular area of journalism, such as investigative journalism, sports journalism, or broadcast journalism. On the other hand, a B.J. M. C. programme is more practical and hands-on in nature, with a focus on developing skills such as news reporting, writing, editing, and production for various media platforms such as print, radio, television, and digital media. B.J. M. C. programs also often cover related subjects like advertising, public relations, and media management. Choose reputed colleges like NIMCJ, MICA, Parul, Bennett. Etc.

No, St. Xavier's College, Mumbai does not offer a B.A. In English with Journalism. However, they do offer a B.A. In Mass Media with specializations in Journalism, Advertising, and Public Relations. To be eligible for the B.A. In Mass Media programme at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, you need to have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (10+2) examination or an equivalent examination with a minimum of 65% aggregate marks in any stream (Arts, Commerce, Science). The selection is based on a written test, followed by a Personal Interview . Please note that the eligibility criteria and admission process may change from year to year. It's advisable to check the official website of St. Xavier's College, Mumbai for the latest information regarding the B.A. In Mass Media programme.

I don't have access to the specific syllabus for CUET's B.A. Journalism Honours programme. However, I can provide you with a general idea of the topics and subjects that may be covered in a journalism programme at the undergraduate level:
Introduction to Journalism: history and evolution of journalism, ethics, and principles of journalism, news gathering and reporting techniques. Writing for Media: principles of effective writing, different styles of writing, news writing, feature writing, and opinion writing. Mass Communication and Media: theories of mass communication, role of media in society, media management, and media law. Digital Journalism: basics of digital media, online journalism, multimedia journalism, and social media. Broadcast Journalism: principles of broadcast journalism, radio journalism, television journalism, and documentary filmmaking. Photojournalism: principles of photojournalism, photo editing, and visual storytelling. Research and Reporting: research methods, data collection, and analysis, investigative journalism, and specialised reporting. Public Relations: principles of public relations, media relations, crisis communication, and corporate communication. Media Entrepreneurship: basics of media entrepreneurship, media business models, and media management. Media Internship: practical training in a media organisation, including newsrooms, TV and radio stations, newspapers, magazines, or online media outlets. It's important to note that the syllabus may vary based on the institution and the region.