Journalism Eligibility

Dear Sanjeev,
First of all, you have to give the entrance exam for BJMC, then according to your rank, the university will allot you a college. Please check the cut-off and attend counselling on time. You can also take direct admission in some colleges.
Regards.

Hi Arpita, Many colleges and universities requires minimum 45%-55% marks for applying in UG or PG courses respectively. Generally, they ask current affairs and general English including regional language based questions.

To pursue Bachelors of Journalism and Mass Communication, minimum eligibility is 10+2 with minimum 50% marks. But keep in mind few things, here marks do not really matter Journalism demands creative heads and hardworking body. You must have good command over the language.

Yes, you are eligible to study journalism after BA.

I am not sure about the course that is Diploma in E & TC. But to do a Degree in Journalism and Mass Comm you can be 12th Pass in any stream. A Diploma, if equal to 12th can be the base of taking admission in BJMC-Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication as well.

Yes, you are eligible for a degree programme in journalism. Choose a college and proceed with your education.

Yes, you can join journalism. It is not mandatory to study Maths for taking journalism in your graduation. You can apply for admission. You will get admission in a good college. Good luck.

Dear Heramb,
Eligibility: The candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.
Physical Education, Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Vocational, Non-Written subjects will not be considered while calculating the aggregate.

Hi Ayushi,
There is actually no such course. It's an ancillary in the college. But there is a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication course in St. Xavier's University, Kolkata. You can get the details on the website of SXUK.
Minimum marks required for applying for the BSc hons in Mass Communication and Videography in SXCKOL is 60%. So for that, you are not eligible.
All the best.

My answer is not on behalf or for the university in the question but there is one thing common to all as a rule, you can do a postgraduation in a subject that you have studied in graduation. However, it is not applicable in mass communication subject (PG).
For psychology and even literature, it is applicable.
Hence I shall say that mass communication or journalism is possible.