BMM

No, it is not necessary for students to have studied the Humanities stream to pursue the BMM programme. Students with good verbal and written communication skills, an interest in the field of news and events, critical and analytical bent of mind are all that need to be suitable for studying BMM. Candidates' performance on the admission exam determines whether they will be accepted into one of India's top BMM universities. To be admitted to the BMM programme,  applicants must successfully pass the entrance exams provided by the universities.As per the eligibility criteria for admission in BMM programme, students should pass Class 12 with a minimum of 50 per cent aggregate. Some colleges have specific eligibility criteria and admission criteria that candidates should fulfil.  The application will be deemed to be rejected if the individual does not meet the requirements. 

 BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication) and BMM (Bachelor of Mass Media) are both degree programmes pursued at the undergraduate level. Both the programmes focus on the field of media and communication, but they may have some differences in terms of curriculum, emphasis, and scope. Here are some points to consider:Points of DifferenceBJMCBMMFull FormBachelor of Journalism and Mass CommunicationBachelor of Mass MediaFocusJournalism, Mass Communication, Media Studies, Advertising, PRMass Media, Journalism, Advertising, Public Relations, EntertainmentSubjects CoveredJournalism, Mass Communication, Media Studies, Advertising, PRMass Media, Journalism, Advertising, Public Relations, CommunicationCurriculum structureBroader coverage of media and communication disciplinesSpecialised focus on mass media and related fieldsCareer OpportunitiesJournalism, Mass Communication, Advertising, PR, Digital MediaMass Media, Journalism, Advertising, PR, Entertainment, Digital MediaJob RolesJournalist,  Reporter,  Content Writer,  Media ProfessionalMedia Professional, Journalist,  PR Executive,  PR Professional