BJMC

Hi,
You can opt Amity . Amity university regularly provide internship and placement in media industry. Here media lab is equipped with all the latest camera. Editing software. You can get more practical exposure here. Faculty are also very sound in their subject.

Hello,
There is no difference between both the courses. It's just only the nomenclature of course. Few universities and campus give BA (JMC) degree and few one give BJMC and GJUS&T, Hisar provides B.Sc degree in journalism and mass communication.

MBICEM, VIPS, and JIMS all are affiliated to GGSIPU and considered to be good colleges.

Hi Satvik,
You should go for BJMC from IP University only. The syllabus curriculum of IP University is well defined as per the demand of media industry. So, students learn a lot of things during their graduation. Even most of the students have placed by the campuses during graduation only after the 5th semester as according to their choice of field. So, just go for IPU only. Again, if you have any doubt then we can discuss more.
Take care.

Hello Simran,
Aizaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication, [ARCJMC] Lucknow
The fee structure is mentioned below:
1- Bachelor of Mass Media [BMM]3 year (s)- INR 1,08,000
2- Diploma 6 month (s)- INR 18,500
3- Master of Mass Communication [MMC] 2 year (s)- INR 1,30,000
4- Post Graduate Diploma1-year (s)- INR 57,500.

Hi dear,
First thing, from where do you want to do B.J.M.C. I mean, from which state. But if you are asking for Delhi Only, then JIMS, Vasant Kunj is BEST one which is affiliated to GGSIPU Delhi, so you can take admission in next session. Admission will start from April through CET Exam only.

Hi dear,
Not only after the completion of BJMC, even as per the university syllabus for mass communication, a student has to do internship in first year and second year for 30 to 45 days. So, all the media industries offer internship to the students of all the colleges which are affiliated to GGSIPU. Even in JIMS, Vasant Kunj, students get internships.

Hi Garima, it does seem important, because BJMC sometimes is not able to impress the employers or even not able to make you capable of competing the Media Domain rise. There are numerous jobs and profiles, but you shall need a Master's Degree to put an impressive and strong claim on a good job. I shall suggest that you must do a Master Degree to give proper shape to your specialization of Mass Communication.

Hi Pratyush Jaiswal,
The forms for all the courses are generally out in the month of January to February every year.

Hi Aditya!
Out of these two, I would suggest you to go for Amity. The B.J. M. C. branch of Amity is well established and has a great placement record too. Pearl, on the other hand, has introduced B.J. M. C. recently and has not received much reviews.