BJMC

G. K from Jagran Josh. Arihant 2015, 2016, 2014. You can prepare well by following media, Newspapers and NCERT grammer books.

Admission is through counseling based on the rank obtained in the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test (GGSIPU CET). The maximum mark required in class 12th is 50%.

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Yes,
Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent examination from board of education / CBSE or any other recognized board.
Duration: 3 Years.
Objective: Bachelor of Mass Communication Course develops high level of competence in creative communication and provide adequate practical exposure to media planning and creativity. The course aims to fulfill the demand of trained professionals in the emerging area.

Yes, you can get the admission, if you belongs to reserved category. If you belong to general category, it is 50 percent.

No, minimum 50 percent is required or 45 percent is required, if you belongs to 45 percent. And, entrance test is mandatory, without this, they will not take the admission.

DU has BJMC in some of the colleges like SGND Khalsa (only Hindi), DCAC, MAC, etc. and, GGSIPU has BJMC in a lot of colleges. Both the universities have separate entrance criteria and different incomparable level of reputation. However, I would advice you to take up BJMC from IPU as it would give you wide variety of colleges to pick from, much better practical exposure and a better placement as compared to DU.

BJMC is much better than these courses because BJMC helps the candidate to acquire theoretical and application information on various areas related to journalism and mass communication. The course acts as a basis for higher study options, such as Masters and Doctorate level programmes in mass communications. You are advised to choose the course in which you have more interest.

BJMC is much better than BA because BJMC helps the candidate to acquire theoretical and application information on various areas related to journalism and mass communication. The course acts as a basis for higher study options, such as Masters and Doctorate level programmes in mass communications. You are advised to choose the course in which you have more interest.