BMC

Yes, Practical subjects form an important part of the Bachelor of Mass Communication’s curriculum. These subjects provide students with the hands-on experience and skills needed to deal with the complexities arising in real-time work situations. These practical experiences prepare them to become better professionals in the future. We have mentioned some of the common practical subjects in the field of Mass Communication. To get a better understanding of the same, keep reading the answer.     1. Reporting and News Writing: It includes writing news pieces, conducting interviews, and learning how to structure news stories efficiently.2.     Editing and publication: Students can gain practical experience by editing news stories, producing layouts for newspapers or magazines, and learning the publishing process.3.     Broadcast Journalism: In this practical course, students will learn how to develop scripts for radio or television broadcasts, operate cameras and other equipment, and present news stories.4.     Photojournalism: This course teaches students how to capture and edit images for journalistic objectives, as well as how to grasp photojournalism's ethical implications.5.     Digital Media Production: With the rise of digital media, practical subjects in digital media production may involve multimedia content creation, social media platform management, and comprehending online publishing.6.     Media Ethics and Law: Practical components of media ethics and law may include case studies, simulations, and real-life scenarios to help students comprehend the ethical and legal responsibilities of media professionals. 

IIMC, Kottayam is good for Post Graduate Diploma in Malayalam Journalism course. However, Eligibility Criteria: The student must have passed the Graduation Degree from a recognised University. Result-awaited candidates can also apply on a provisional basis. Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, or Disabled candidates will have 5 years of relaxation in maximum age and the maximum age required for the Post Graduate Diploma in Malayalam Journalism is 25 years. The fee for the Post Graduate Diploma in Malayalam Journalism course is INR 55,500 (Fees might include components other than tuition fee). Admission Process: The admissions will be based on the student's performance in the computer based IIMC, Kottayam Entrance Examination conducted by NTA.