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Anjali Sharma
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Hi Shell,
Indraprastha College for Women and Lady Shri Ram College for Women are the best ones. For more colleges, please follow Shiksha link
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-colleges-of-du-for-journalism-mass-communication-blogId-16959.
Indraprastha College for Women and Lady Shri Ram College for Women are the best ones. For more colleges, please follow Shiksha link
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-colleges-of-du-for-journalism-mass-communication-blogId-16959.
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Anjali Sharma
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
Guide-Level 11
Hi, no, there is no such course in Hindu College, DU.
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Aanchal AggarwalLooking out for others.
Guide-Level 11
Hi, The number of seats for BA Journalism in Christ University is somewhere between 100-120. All the best.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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CU has emerged as an attractive place to pursue this course in the last 3 years. They have actually developed a lot. It is important to note that the placements of today won't matter much for you when you complete your degree after 3/4 years. Still, for the question, I would suggest that you take the data from them as their online counsellors are available for such information. The Placements for a Bachelor Degree Holders are not very high anywhere in the Private University World. CU still have better chances to give you a placement, depending on your competence, in the future.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
Guide-Level 11
Hello Smaranika, Colleges for Masters in 'Mass Communication' in Mumbai :
1. Xavier's Institute of Communications, Mumbai
2. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
3. Sophia College for Women
4. Pearl Academy, Mumbai
5. Whistling Woods International
6. KJ SIMSR, Mumbai
7. HR College
8. KJSAC.
1. Xavier's Institute of Communications, Mumbai
2. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
3. Sophia College for Women
4. Pearl Academy, Mumbai
5. Whistling Woods International
6. KJ SIMSR, Mumbai
7. HR College
8. KJSAC.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
Guide-Level 11
Hello Vinitha,
No, DCAC does not offer any course as such. But if you are looking for something in communication, then it offers B.A Journalism (H).
*The cut-offs vary from category to category. They will be different for the General category, OBC, SC/ST.
* The trend of this course last year was as follows :
1. In the first cut off list, the cut off of this course for the general category was 98.5%. For OBC/SC/ST it ranged from 95%-96%.
2. In the fifth list, it was 94.75% for the general category.
3. Total 10 lists were released. The last cutoff for this course was 93.50% in the 9th list for the general category. The seats were full afte
No, DCAC does not offer any course as such. But if you are looking for something in communication, then it offers B.A Journalism (H).
*The cut-offs vary from category to category. They will be different for the General category, OBC, SC/ST.
* The trend of this course last year was as follows :
1. In the first cut off list, the cut off of this course for the general category was 98.5%. For OBC/SC/ST it ranged from 95%-96%.
2. In the fifth list, it was 94.75% for the general category.
3. Total 10 lists were released. The last cutoff for this course was 93.50% in the 9th list for the general category. The seats were full afte
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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi
Guide-Level 15
Hi Touseef,
After MJ MC, you can sit for NET (National Eligibility Test). On the basis of it's result, government salaried professors are taken. Also, you can apply in private colleges which have JMC courses for teaching. And, for teaching in school, you can apply in private schools and also you can sit for state school service commission's exam.
After MJ MC, you can sit for NET (National Eligibility Test). On the basis of it's result, government salaried professors are taken. Also, you can apply in private colleges which have JMC courses for teaching. And, for teaching in school, you can apply in private schools and also you can sit for state school service commission's exam.
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