BJMC

AAFT is far much better than IMS Noida. To be honest, IMS Noida should be your last option for getting admission.

BJM C is abbreviation for Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication. Three Years Duration Course. Relevant to candidates passionate to become Journalist. B.Sc. (Electronic Media) is an Electronic course of Three Years Graduation can be pursued in an Arts & Science College. Theory & Practicals of Electronics will be taught.

Yes, B.J. M. C. is equivalent to any other Bachelor's degree out there.

The addition of journalism is different, as it can lead to you become a report or a journalist whereas, a degree in mass communication will lead you to careers in event management, advertising and much more.

Go through the link once to get information about that. https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-in-india-blogId-13552.

Yes, you can do the course. Only issue is to find the right college. There are multiple colleges that offer this course and most of them have very less fees as well
Vivekananda institute of professional studies
NIMS University
Institute of management studies. Noida International University.

If you are asking for Aalaska Group of Education then this course is not offered by them. The upper age limit is 21 years.

Visit the link below and Find information related to cut-offs, placements, courses, fees, admissions, rankings, eligibility and reviews for BJMC colleges in Mumbai (All). https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/b-j-m-c-colleges-mumbai-all.

There is no such information available on the direct admission process. You can approach them directly for more clarity.
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