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Course Details

MODE

Full time

DURATION

36 Months

The University of Mumbai introduced the Bachelor of Mass Media, a three-year integrated course leading to a degree in JOURNALISM or ADVERTISING, in the academic year 2000-2001. The course, comprising six semesters, covers various aspects of study related to mass media. A student can specialize in either Advertising or Journalism in the third and final year of the course.
Sophia College introduced the BMM course in the academic year 2003-2004. Keeping in mind the mission of the college, viz., the education and upliftment of young women, the need was felt to introduce this career-oriented course. Today, a large number of job opportunities are available in the fields of Advertising and Journalism, and a degree in Mass Media will equip students to avail themselves of these job opportunities.
It is an intensive course as the objectives of the course clearly indicate. Besides the usual subject lectures, guest lectures, workshops, seminars and field trips are also arranged. There is also an optional internship at the end of the second year.

Eligibility Criteria

A person, who have passed Higher Secondary/Intermediate (10+2) Examination conducted by the Maharashtra Board shall be eligible for the course or Students who pass the H.S.C., I.S.C., C.B.S.E., or any other qualifying examination from any Board/University other than Maharashtra Board should obtain the “provisional Eligibility Certificate” from the Registrar, the University of Mumbai.

Admission Details

Admission will be done in B.M.M. purely on the merit basis.

Student Reviews for BMM

4.8/5(2 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 4.2/5

Academics: 4.5/5

Placements: 2.8/5

Value for Money: 5/5

Campus Life: 4.5/5

I would recommend this college for BMM.

Verified Review

Posted on 31 Jul'20 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2019-01-01 | BMM

College Infrastructure

The college has all the adequate facilities available from medical facilities to a hostel. The classrooms are quite large, well-lit and fully ventilated. Almost each classroom has a projector available and since the architecture is very old a lot of movie scenes are also shot in the campus mostly during public holidays. As I live in the hostel, I feel the college maintains every part of the institution. We have a large canteen where the food available is cheap and hygienic.