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Anushree mundra
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After completing a B.J.M.C. (Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication) from Goldsmiths, University of London, you can pursue various job opportunities in the field of media and communication. Some common job roles include TV reporter, news analyst, feature writer, columnist, radio jockey, journalist, marketing manager, and public relations specialist. Additionally, you may also explore careers in multimedia, photojournalism, and other related fields.
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Anurag Datta
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NRAI School of Mass Communication offers BJMC, MJMC, Advanced Diploma and Certificate courses in different specialisations. The seat intake of the same is not available anywhere on its official website. Candidates can visit the official website of the institute and contact the official number to know more about the details of the seats it offers. Candidates must also keep checking the official website of Shiksha for the latest information around NIELIT Itanagar admission, placements, cutoff, fees, etc.
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Anurag Datta
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Yes, you can definitely take admission to BJMC at NRAI School fo Mass Communication. Because there is no cutoff released for admission to BJMC at NRAI School of Mass Communication, Green Park Delhi. The institute gives direct admission to BJMC programme with 50% in Class 12. Students can belong to any stream in Class 12. Hence, you're definitely eligible to pursue BJMC at NRAI School of Mass Communication.
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Anurag Datta
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I think you mean 75% and not percentile. Because there is no cutoff released for admission to BJMC in NRAI School of Mass Communication, Green Park Delhi. The institute gives direct admission to BJMC programme with 50% in Class 12 . Student can belong to any stream in Class 12. Hence, you're definitely eligible to pursue BJMC at NRAI School of Mass Communication.
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Anurag Datta
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As far as my research goes, you can definitely take a direct admission at NRAI School of Mass Communication. Ths institute offers BJMC, MJMC, certificate and Advanced Diploma courses in various specialisations. The minimum eligibility required for admission to BJMC is Class 12 with 50%. And, candidates can directly apply on the official website of the institute for enquiry regarding admission. Candidates must also ensure to fulfill the entry requirements to take admission to a certificate programme.
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Anurag Datta
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NRAI School of Mass Communication offers BJMC, MJMC, Advanced Diploma and Certificate courses in different specialisations. The seat intake of the same is not recorded anywhere on its official website. Candidates must visit the official website of the institute and contact the official number to know more about the details of the seats it offers. Candidates must also keep checking the official website of Shiksha for the latest information around NRAI School of Mass Communication admission, placements, cutoff, fees, etc.
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Anurag Datta
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Comparing both NRAI School of Mass Communication and MasscoMedia, both the institutes offer different strengths and weaknesses:Both are well-regarded in Delhi. While NRAI SMCM is located in Green Park, MasscoMedia is located in the DelhiPress Office of JhandevalanNRAI has a better looking campus since its independednt. However, MasscoMedia has a shared infra with DelhiPress OfficeOnce you have a clearer understanding of your priorities and have compared these aspects for both institutes, you can make a more informed decision about which one is a better fit for you.
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Anurag Datta
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NRAI School of Mass Communication offers BJMC in the campus. It doesn't offer a specialisation for BJMC programme. However, the institute does offer Certificate and Advanced Diploma in Mass Communication, Journalism and Film related specialisations. While BJMC is a three-year programme, the Certificate and Advanced Diploma programmes are offered with lesser duration.
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Shivam Dureja
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The B.J.M.C programme at IIM Delhi, also known as the Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication, has a cutoff that varies depending on the institution and the year. The cutoff is the minimum mark required by candidates to get shortlisted for the program. The IIMC Delhi cutoff 2022 for the PG Diploma in Advertising and Public Relations was 44. However, the cutoff for the IIMC Delhi Entrance Exam 2022 can be found in the table provided in the search result. The cutoff for the IIMC Delhi Entrance Exam 2022 is as follows: Round 1: 65.50Round 2: 56.25Round 3: 46.75Round 4: 38.25Round 5: 30.75Please note that these cutoffs are subje
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Shivam Dureja
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The capacity of the Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (B.J.M.C.) programme at the International Institute of Mass Media (IIMM) in Delhi is not too high. However, the programme is popular and is offered by several institutes in Delhi, with typical class sizes ranging from 50 to 60 students. The specific capacity of the B.J.M.C. programme at IIMM Delhi may be obtained by directly contacting the institute.
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