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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
It has been ranked 77th in NIRF 2018 data (National Institutional Ranking Framework). It was ranked among 100 education institutions. It has A grade accreditation. University has its eight institute and teach all the professional and technical courses.
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
Profession of mass communication and journalism requires a big bucket of knowledge. So before buying books your first focus should be collecting as much as knowledge you can, that is possible if you daily read newspapers ad read simple NCERT books. Apart from this here I am suggesting some important books so that you can prepare yourself for journalism and mass communication entrance exams. First of all refer two publications - Arihant and Keval J. Kumar. These both are considered good for preparation. You will get a lot of content in their books. Mass communication in India by Keval J. Kumar
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
Journalism and mass communication. As the eligibility for this course is just completion of +2 from recognized board. However, the marks criteria depends upon the college. As some private colleges/universities ask for 50%-55% marks in +2. While the government colleges pass out the cut- off list.
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
GGSIPU is one of the oldest universities in Delhi, and is considered to be the good one. The courses available there are focused nicely and beautifully. If you are thinking about the placements, then make the thing clear that it all depends upon the talents and caliber of the student. So, if you are joining anywhere for this course remember this course requires knowledge, friendly attitude, alert, and smart enough to tackle the situations. The university is good. And the course is perfect in nowadays. However, let me tell you that GGSIPU conducts the entrance test called CET for the Masters level students and release the c
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
If you are applying for Masters programme, then an entrance exam is carried out, and if you are applying for Bachelors programme, then it depends upon your marks in class 12th. If you are looking for journalism and Mass Communication, then better to opt for degree programme course that includes combo of both these fields. Apart from this, you have option to go with either journalism degree or with mass communication one. And, you may also apply for some certificate or Diploma courses like that of photography, editing, writing etc. But, best is to go with journalism + Mass communication. It will cover a greater aspect of thi
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
-Indira Gandhi National open university
-Annamalai University
-University of Madras
-Madurai Kamraj University
-University of Delhi
-Himachal Pradesh University
-Kakatiya University
-Kurukshetra University
-Periyar University
-Yashwant rao Chavan Maharashtra open university
-Vardhaman Mahaveer open university
-Mahatma Gandhi University
-Sikkim Manipal University
-Jiwaji University
-Guru Nanak Dev University
-Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology
-Awadesh Pratap Singh University. So, these are the few universities that offer distanc
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
These are the popular colleges, take a look:
1. Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication
2. Asian Academy of Film and Television
3. Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media
4. Indian Institute of Mass Communication
5. Masscomedia
6. Vivekananda Institute of Professional studies. These colleges might help you with the placements. However, everywhere placements can't be guaranteed 100%. It's all up to the calibre and capability of a student that how far he/she will bear the pain of hard work and determination. You should have to start it from a brief step and then turn it into a larger one. As per your statement you wan
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
You can apply for journalism after completing B.Com. But, it is better to go for Masters in journalism, it will be of 2 years. The criteria varies according to the college you are taking part in. Like if you are going for private colleges then it requires approximately 50% - 60% or maybe less to 45%. Thank you.
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
St. Xavier's is one of the prestigious and faithful brands. It is a huge value place and study pattern is awesome there. So, it is obviously a nice choice. St. Xavier's conducts an entrance exam to get the students from all the corners. You just need to clear that. Apart, from this I'll advice you to make a proper check of its study pattern, facilities, fee structure etc. Apart from Ranchi, you can also consider one in Mumbai or Kolkata.
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