Hi neetish

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cuet-pg-mock-test

You can refer this

And here are some books to enhance your preparation

1.journalism and mass communication entrance examination by arihant publications

2. Journalism and mass communication patrakarita and jansanchar (hindi) by r gupta

And you can go through our aap e book option

Thanks.

Hello Vineet


We couldn't fetch the placement rate of BA Mass Communication,but here are the other details which will be needed for you .

Placement Statistics:
Participating Organizations : 84
Highest Package : INR 18.48 LPA
Average Package : INR 3.91 LPA
Top recruiters : India TV, NDTV, Apply Board, Data Bridge..

Best Of Luck

Hello,

Here are some links where you can get Telangana PGCET resources :-

1. TS PGCET Exam Pattern and Syllabus 2025

2. TS PGCET e-books and Sample Papers

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Woxsen University is ranked higher (2nd among private design schools) than Anant University (19th) in design education .

Woxsen's Communication Design program also has a lower tuition fee (Rs.13 lakh) compared to Anant University (Rs. 22 lakh). Both offer strong courses, but Woxsen provides better industry exposure and rankings. However, if you prefer Ahmedabad’s environment or Anant's specific curriculum, you can consider it.

Overall, Woxsen seems like the better choice in terms of ranking, affordability, and exposure.

Hope it helps !

Hello there,

Your son has a strong 95.2% percentile in JEE Mains, which gives him a good chance for CS in decent colleges through COMEDK and Manipal. Here's a clear plan:

1. Current Applications:

   • Manipal: Good chance for CS at Manipal or Jaipur campus.
   • VIT Vellore: High chance of getting CS in the second or third category.
   • COMEDK: Likely to secure CS in top colleges like RV, BMS, or MSRIT with that percentile.
     
     
   • BITS: If he's comfortable with ECE in Goa, that's a strong backup option since BITS has good placement in both CS and ECE.
     
     

2. Additional Applications: No need to apply to more private universities unless you want extra backup.
   
   

3. Symbiosis vs Kalinga:

   • Symbiosis: Better for management and business fields, not as strong in engineering.
     
     
   • Kalinga (KIIT): Better for engineering with strong infrastructure and placement in CS and IT fields.
     
     Recommendation: KIIT is a better choice for engineering.

Overall, the current options (Manipal, VIT, COMEDK, BITS) are sufficient for CS. KIIT could be a backup, but Symbiosis is less suitable for CS.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

For NCET 2025, selecting English Literature and English Communication as Language 1 and 2 depends on the official guidelines set by the exam authorities. Some exams allow different variations of the same language, while others may require distinct subjects. It’s best to check the NCET 2025 brochure or official website for clarification. If both are permitted, ensure they align with your preferred college’s eligibility criteria. For accurate details, refer to the latest updates from the exam conducting body.

With a 98.8 percentile in JEE Main 2025 (approx. 1,400 rank), you have a high chance of getting CSE and ECE at NIT Kurukshetra, as previous year's closing ranks for female (OS) candidates were:

CSE: 7,405

ECE: 15,711

You are well within the cutoff range for both branches.

Hello

Preparing for the Manipal Entrance Test (MET) for M.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering can be enhanced by practicing with sample papers and previous years question papers.

Careers360 MET PG Sample Papers specifically designed for MET PG aspirants. Regular practice with these papers can help improve your examination techniques and boost your preparation.

Hope this gives you the clarity you need.

Hello Ananya,

Here are some government colleges in Lucknow for Mass Communication with affordable fees:

1. University of Lucknow – M.A. in Mass Communication (Rs.1.12 lakh total), entrance exam-based admission.
   
   
2. BBAU – MJMC (Rs.26,000 total), entrance-based admission.
   
   
3. National PG College – B.A. in Journalism, merit-based admission.

Admission Process:

• Apply online (March-April).
• Entrance exam (for some colleges).
• Merit list, counseling, and document verification.

For exact details, visit the respective college websites.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello

For many Junior Executive roles specially in the government or public sector, the eligibility may vary depending on the organization.

Here’s how you can proceed :

1. Public Sector Jobs (Railway, BHEL, ISRO, BSNL):

These often allow final year students to apply. In such cases, they may specify that you need to provide proof of graduation before joining.

For these roles , the key criteria are :

A degree in Engineering (Electronics and Communication in your case).

You might need to pass an entrance exam (such as GATE, if applicable) and then clear an interview.

2. Private Sector Jobs (tech companies or telecom companies):

Many private sector companies (like TCS, Infosys or tech startups) are open to hiring candidates in the final year specially for Junior Executive positions that are more skills-based.

The roles often look for :

Relevant technical skills (coding, communication or hardware design in your case).

Internships or practical experience in related fields.

3. Internships and Trainee Programs:

If you are not eligible to apply for a Junior Executive position due to the requirement of a completed degree , you can always apply for internships or trainee positions in your field. This is a great way to get experience and increase your chances of landing a full-time position after graduation.

These positions are designed for students nearing graduation and usually don't require you to have finished your degree.

Hope this gives you the clarity you need.