Mass Communication

Hi Sayan,
The online registration in Delhi University starts in first week of May and the entrance exam will take place in the month of June.

Hi Jatin,
Since BJMC is an undergraduate course, you should have cleared 10+2 examination from a recognised board. Your aggregate percentage needs to be at least 75 percent for general category. The merit based admission system in DU has changed and now you have to appear for a common entrance test in order to apply for Journalism and Mass Communication. The entrance exam generally takes place in the month of May-June.

Hi Mohd Shavez,
The admissions in Maharaja Agrasen College are completely merit based. You 10+2 result will determine your admission criteria.

Hi Ayush,
In India, the career opportunities in Journalism are in abundance. You have to decide what is your field of interest and which path do you want to opt for. Journalism is broadly divided into print and electronic. In print media, you can be a reporter, writer, columnist, photojournalist and editor. In electronic, you can be a news anchor, reporter, correspondent and researcher. There is no end for opportunities in this field.

Hi Yukta
A Bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism or mass communications is required in order to become a news anchor. Internships or college newspaper experience can be extremely beneficial with this position. Most employers tend to prefer TV anchors with a background in journalism or mass communications. In India, an entry level news anchor earns an average salary of Rs 294,791 per year.

Dear Muskan,
Mass media has wide scope than political science because most of the MNCs and media networks hire mass media graduates only.

Surely, you can, if you have passion to be a great anchor or a journalist. If you believe in yourself, then you can be a great journalist.