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Ujjwal Gautam

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According to available information, Aradhna College of Film and Art (ACOFA) is not widely recognised for having excellent placement records, especially compared to more established film and media colleges; however, the quality of placements can depend heavily on individual student effort and networking abilities within the industry, as the film industry often relies more on personal connections than solely on college placements

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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BMM (known as Bachelors of Mass Media) is a three-year undergraduate program that equips students with the necessary knowledge and skills to work in this dynamic and exciting field of mass media. This course is separated into six semesters that cover a wide range of issues related to communication and its mediums, such as newspapers, radio, and television.The BMM curriculum covers a wide range of subjects, such as:Print media: Journalism, editing, publishing, newspaper productionBroadcast media: Television, radio, film production, scriptwritingDigital media: Social media marketing, content creation, online journalis
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Ashish Chourasia

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ICAT Bangalore is a great college for any design and media course. The environment is good and the faculty members are skilled and also friendly. They have the latest tools and softwares for a better learning experience and provide real-time practice for better learning. The have well-equipped labs, and even a gaming lounge for students to play and learn effectively. They take you on field trips and industrial visits and conduct workshops that are led by industry professionals. Their placements are also good as they can land you in top companies. Also, their degree courses are accredited by Bangalore University.

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Abhishek Jha

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For admission to the B.Sc. in Operation Theatre and Anaesthesia Technology course at CMC Vellore, candidates need to qualify through a merit-based selection process. A minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English is required (40% for reserved categories). Admission also involves an entrance exam and interview. Detailed updates on cutoffs are released annually by the institution.

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Ajeet Kumar

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Every department, has an interview in Loyola. The cut-off marks is 45–55 is sufficient, but they look at your calibre to the particular subject you're opting for. Good marks are always an advantage, for the getting through any place where you'll be regarded well. But Loyola is an institution which creates new personalities. Every year thousands of application are received for each group or subject but depends on how you genuine to outsmart the other.

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Arindam Modak

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Here are a few colleges in Jharkhand which offer the BJMC courses you may look at:1. *AISECT University, Hazaribagh* – This university has a BJMC programme at quite an affordable price, looking to shove in practical learning of mass communication and journalism there.2. *St. Xavier's College, Ranchi* – One of the most reputed colleges of Jharkhand that offers a BJMC course. The college provides really good placement opportunities, but the course has a bit above average amount of fees as compared to other colleges.3. *Annada College, Hazaribagh* - Provides courses in mass communication, namely the ones for classes really low for fee
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VISHAL GUPTA

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Bhumika Films and Media Institute offers admission to its BJMC programme based on merit, not on an entrance exam. Candidates are selected based on their Class 12th or equivalent examination scores. The institute offers various UG and PG level courses in Mass Communication & Media and Arts. For more information on admissions, eligibility, and fees, visit their website. 

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Amit Saini

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For government MBA programs in Event Management with good placement packages, there are a few notable options. The National Institute of Event Management (NIEM) in Mumbai is recognised for its specialised MBA programme in Event Management, offering an average salary package of 4-7 Lacs per annum. IIM Ahmedabad, although not directly focused on event management, offers electives in marketing, operations, and entrepreneurship, with average salaries for graduates surpassing 25 Lacs per annum. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Pune offers an MBA programme that includes relevant areas like marketing and operatio
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Abhishek Jha

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The fees for certificate courses at Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication (ARCJMC) are not directly listed on the college's official sites or accessible resources. However, the general fee structures for full-time undergraduate and postgraduate courses at the college, such as journalism and mass communication, are available. To get the exact fee details for certificate courses, I recommend reaching out to the college directly via their official contact information or checking with local admission offices.

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Abhishek Jha

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Getting admission to a Certificate course at Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication is generally straightforward, as these courses are designed to be more accessible compared to degree programs. The basic requirement is completing your 12th grade or an equivalent qualification. The application process is simple, often involving submission of necessary documents, and some courses may not have strict selection criteria beyond this. However, for a detailed overview of the process, it's best to check with the college directly.

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