Mass Communication & Media

The general code of conduct for examinations at the NIEM-Institute of Event Management is:
1. The admission card and identity card are mandatory for entry to the exam.
2. Please arrive at least 10 minutes early for your exam.
3. Things such as smart phones, books, and bags, etc. are not allowed in NIEM exams.
4. Cheating is strictly prohibited, and you will be expelled if you get caught cheating.
5. The exchange of things such as pens, pencils, etc. Is not allowed during the examination.
6. On your question paper, only your roll number should be written.
7. You are not permitted to leave the exam room during the examination at NIEM.
8. If you want to leave, then you will have to submit your answer sheet to the invigilator.
9. If you have any doubts on the question paper, just politely raise your hand and inform the invigilator.
10. If you misbehave or break any rules, you can be barred from all exams. This can affect your semester results or even your degree. Further rules will be notified by the NIEM exam committee.

Yes, candidates can apply for mass communication courses after they have passed class 10th or equivalent. Most College admissions are done on the basis of candidates score in class 10th examination usually there is no entrance exam. Scope for higher studies in mass communication:
After the completion of the Diploma courses candidate can apply for a Bachelor's degrees in mass communication to broaden and their horizons and increase their employment opportunity. List of some courses that can opt for completing their three-year Diploma courses-
1. B.A. Mass communication
2. B.A. In journalism
3. B.A. In journalism and mass communication
4. Bachelor's degree media Science
5. B.A. In media and communication
6. Bachelor of mass media
7. Bachelor of mass media and journalism
8. BJMC
9. B.Sc. Journalism and mass communication
10. B.Sc. Mass communication
11. B.Sc. Mass communication, PR and advertising Communication
12. B.Sc. Visual communication.

Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication B.J. M. C. is a 3-year undergraduate programme in journalism and media. A plethora of job opportunities is available for candidates with a B.J. M. C. degree both in the government as well as the private sector. Students who wish to pursue a higher degree in journalism and the media sector can go for master's and other research programs to broaden their outlook that can offer them better employment options. Lingayas Vidyapeeth offers B.J. M. C. course to aspiring candidates. The department of Journalism at Lingayas Vidyapeeth aims to develop and refine the skills of the candidates to be an expert in this field. It is one of the best private colleges to pursue a B.J. M. C. course in Delhi NCR.