Hello,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your query there's no problem, you can do your MBA after doing any BA course.

Here is the eligibility criteria for admission in MBA course which differs from college to college:

• Candidates must have completed their bachelor’s degree or be in their final year of bachelor’s degree from any stream constituting a minimum duration of three years.

• Some of the popular bachelor degree programmes are BTech , BSc , BA , BBA , BCom .

• Candidates must have scored at least 50 percent aggregate throughout their bachelor’s degree. (60 per cent in case of IIMs).

• Candidates must have obtained a minimum of 60 percent score in their class 12 final exams from a recognised board of India.

• Candidates must clear the entrance examination with required MBA cutoff as specified by the MBA colleges.

For further detailed information related to MBA Course, please visit the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration

Hope this helps you. All the best!

Hi there!

There are around 120 seats available in the course of MA in Journalism and Mass Communication in the Osmania University Hyderabad. There are fair enough  chances according to your rank that you will secure a seat in the course if anyone vacates the seat in the first round of counseling. Keep visiting the website for recent updates regarding registration and cutoff.

Good luck

Dear Student,

IMS Unison University, a constituent of Unison Education Foundation is a premier educational established under Section 2(f) of UGC Act, 1956.

The Journalism and Mass Communication program offered by the University is a three-year program spread over six semesters. It prepares students with the skills, knowledge and strategies which are essential for leadership in media anywhere in the world. It is designed to provide strong functional skills and the ability to apply, adapt and integrate those skills in different media settings. The program gives an opportunity to the students to excel in Print Journalism, Radio Journalism, Television Journalism, Creative Writing, Public Relations, Event Management, Corporate Communication etc. It also provides various skills and knowledge in diverse functional areas apart from providing the option to specialize in various functional disciplines in journalism. Students are also required to undergo an Internship Program in Media Industry.

Overall, I would say it is great institute for JMS (Journalism and Mass Communication). You can go for it. Rest is you decision. Choose wisely.

Hope this helped.

All the Best!!

Hey,

Your question seems to be somewhat confusing. However, If you are Searching for Journalism and Mass Communication college in Kolkata, then, below is the list for this course:

• Calcutta University
• Jadavpur University
• St. Xavier's College
• Techno India University
• St. Xavier's University
• Adams University

Know the whole list over here: https://media.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-media-journalism-colleges-in-kolkata

Dear Aryan,

Your question is not very clear to me. Which college application form and procedures you are asking about? I suggest you to comment the name of the so that i can help you if i m aware of it, or you can ask it as a new question so that our members or experts can help you accurately.

Different colleges have different admission procedures, most of colleges application forms are releases on their official websites while few still distribute the application form in offline mode. Few colleges admission procedures have also started after the critical pandemic we suffered last and this month while some are still in wait.

I will recommend you keep you eye on the official site of the college you are seeking admission for to get the regular updates about it.

I hope this information helps you.

All the best!!

Dear Vishal,

Yes, you can easily do Journalism and Mass communication after Bsc.  To do further study in Journalism and Mass communications, there is no rule that you have to pass the graduation from a particular stream. All you need is to have 50% aggregate percentage in graduation to take admission in universities for this course. But there are few universities which ask for Bachelor degree in Journalism and Mass communication to be eligible to pursue master degree in these course whereas most of the universities do not see your previous stream of graduation.

To get admission for these courses, again there are few universities which takes entrance exam whereas few takes direct admission.

I hope this information helps you.

All the best!!

Dear Aspirant,

given below are some of the subjects you will be learning and gaining knowledge on while pursuing the course of BA in Journalism and Mass Communication,

Semester 1

• Introduction to Communication & Media
• Introduction to Journalism
• Indian Social System
• Communicative Hindi

Semester 2

• Theory of Communication
• Application of Computer in Media
• State Politics & Constitution
• Writing for Media

Semester 3

• Media Laws & Ethics
• Media Management
• Folk Media
• CyberMedia

Semester 4

• Development & Communication
• Design & Graphics
• Fundamentals of Economics & Indian Economy
• National & International Affairs

Semester 5

• Introduction to Public Relations
• Introduction to Advertising
• Tribal Communication
• Communication Research

Semester 6

• Radio Journalism
• Television Journalism
• Value Education
• Tribal Study

Some of the books that you may use for the course are,

• Media and Communication Research Methods : An Introduction
• Introduction to Mass Communication
• Guide for Journalism and Mass Communication
• Beginner's Guide to Journalism and Mass Communication

Hello Yachna,

my suggestion for you is that first of all you should decide that you want to study further and get yourself a master qualification or you want to a pursue for a job.

if you want to do your masters then here are some courses you can go for -

Master of Arts in Media and Communication

Master of Arts in Photo Journalism

Master of Arts in Public Relations

Master of Philosophy in Journalism and Mass Communication

Master of Science in Mass Communication

Master of Arts in Convergent Journalism

Master of Arts in Mass Communication and Journalism

Master of Arts in Mass Communication

Master of Science in Mass Communication and Journalism

Master in Mass Communication, Advertising and Journalism

Master of Arts in Hindi and Journalism

Master of Arts in Journalism

Master of Arts in Broadcast Journalism

MJMC (Journalism and Mass Communication)

Master of Science in Mass Communication, Advertising and Journalism

Master in Development Journalism and Mass Communication

Master of Journalism and Mass Communication

Doctor of Philosophy in Journalism and Mass Communication

Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication

Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism

Post Graduate Diploma in Defense Journalism

Post Graduate Diploma in Corporate Communication

Post Graduate Diploma in Print Journalism

Post Graduate Diploma in Science and Technology Journalism

Post Graduate Diploma in Business Journalism

Post Graduate Diploma in Oriya Journalism

if you want to get a job, then here is the list of roles you can go for -

Art Director

Columnist

Editor

Fashion Photographer

Film Director

Feature Writer

Freelance Writer

Floor Manager

Presenter

News Analyst

Production Worker

Producer

Proof Reader

Public Relations Officer

Reporter

Radio Jockey (RJ)

Screenwriter

Sound Mixer and Sound Recordist

Sound Engineer

Special Correspondent

Sound Technician

Transmission Executive

Staff or Freelance Writer

Video Jockey (VJ)

TV Correspondent

Correspondent

Cartoonist

Illustrator

Critic

Photojournalist

Editor

Journalist

take some time out and do research so that you can find your inclination towards something you can go for.

Hope this helps,

All the best!