Journalism

Compare MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication and St. Xavier's College, Mumbai B.A. in Mass Communication and Journalism course on the basis of their Fees, Placements, Cut Off, Reviews, Seats, Courses and other details. MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication course is rated 4.0 out of 5 by 10 genuine verified students while St. Xavier's College, Mumbai same course is rated 4.1 out of 5 by 8 students at Shiksha. Explore Shiksha for detailed comparison on all course parameters and Download free information on B.A. Admission details, Placement report, Eligibility criteria etc. 

MIt Pune outperforms Dy Patil Akurdi in terms of placement, average package, and reputation.so Mit Pune is clearly the better option. Both universities are excellent for engineering students. It totally Depends on what stream you are planning to choose. Now coming to your question, as far as placement is concerned it totally depends on two main factors:Performance of Student in academicsDemand in IndustryYes it is true that reputation of College also plays a role in placement of a student. It helps in bringing top companies to the college. But if you have right skills and better hands-on then Placement into a good company is easy.MIT has good infra structure and also they have well setup labs. Students there are great and also you will find a well competitive environment. They Focus on all sectors equally. Whereas D.Y. Patil is also good in respect of academics.So I would suggest Try to focus on learning right skills and you will find yourself in a Good Company. Understand what you study and try to implement it. College is Just a medium. To sit into placements of Good Companies MIT would be better as compared to DY Patil

Print media provides you with employment opportunities related to fields like reporting, photography, editing, computer science, illustrations, graphic designing, publishing, etc. From news to advertising, from public relations to corporate communications, the media industry provides students with exciting career opportunities, including: Reporter/Correspondent/Journalist. Creative Writer/Editor. Cartoonist/Illustrator. Print media encompasses various forms of printed content, serving as crucial tools for communication and advertising. Its physical nature provides a tactile experience that often leads to higher retention rates and a stronger emotional connection with the audience.

Your choices and objectives will determine which of Dickinson College and Denison University is best for your journalism studies Dickinson College is highly acclaimed for its emphasis on international education and study abroad programs which can enhance a journalism education by exposing students to other viewpoints from around the world. Additionally it combines political involvement with storytelling preparing students for a variety of career possibilities.A structured journalism degree with practical writing skills and immersive initiatives like The Reporting Project which emphasizes community storytelling is available at Denison University. Among its resources are professors with backgrounds in professional journalism and chances to practice reporting in the real world especially in local settings.Dickinson's focus on global concerns may appeal to students looking for an international edge but both universities offer their own advantages.