hi,

the eligibility criteria for ONGC Public Relations Officer

• Candidates should have completed PG Degree with 2 years Diploma in Public Relations/ Journalism/ Mass Communication with 60% marks.
• Candidate's age should not exceed 40 years for PWD, 35 years for Ex-servicemen/ SC/ ST, 33 years for OBC and 30 years for UR/ EWS.
• Selection Process-Candidates will be shortlisted by UGC - NET Exam.

hi,

see most of the colleges want 50-60% marks for master course admission, however I have mentioned the college name which offer m.a in public relation,

you need to check the eligibility criteria and apply,

school of broadcasting and communications mumbai

CMS, Jain (Deemed-to-be University)

University of Mumbai

AAFT - Asian Academy of Film And Television

Kushabhau Thakre Patrakarita Avam Jansanchar Vishwavidyalaya

Bharatiya Engineering Science and Technology Innovation University

Hi Waseem,

The assignments for UPES SPE Committee Members for the session 2013-14 are presently OPEN.

The assignments are available to all the first, second and third year part individuals from B.Tech parts of APE - UpStream, APE - Gas, Chemical, GeoScience, Geo-Informatics and Computer Science (Oil also, Gas Informatics).

Different working boards are : Program/Publicity/Membership/Anubhav (Senior-Junior Interaction)/Editorial/IT/Public Relations/Social and Environmental.

To achieve sound learning about different mechanical viewpoints, appropriate direction from our seniors is central. The Chapter is elated to discharge its most recent expansion to the experience arrangement.

Media and Public Relations Committee is the mouthpiece of IIM Raipur. It is exclusively liable for every outer correspondence. It points is to position and promote the brand IIM Raipur on an assortment of stages. Throughout the years, the group has made a heritage for itself and the establishment. Because of its determined interest, today IIM Raipur appreciates a positive picture according to the external world and is utilizing it well to further its potential benefit.

It has earned a progression of accomplishments in the previous one year, which incorporate in excess of 450 paper articles, various corporate meetings, broad inclusion of occasions via web-based networking media and improved associations with print, TV and computerized media.

All the best.

Hello Kushagra,

BA Public Relation is a 3-year undergraduate course. Eligibility:- Candidate must have pass 10+2 from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate of 50% and Good Communication and Interpersonal Skills.

Admission Process:- Institutes admit students based on performance in the entrance exam conducted by the institution, followed by personal interview. After that, a merit list is prepared for the qualifying students.

Best colleges offering BA Public Relation are as follows:-

• Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi
• School of Broadcasting and Communication, Mumbai
• St. Xavier College, Mumbai
• Christ University, Bangalore
• Miranda College, New Delhi
• Presidency College, Chennai
• Madras Christian College, Chennai
• Hindu College, New Delhi
• Hans Raj College, New Delhi

Hope this information is helpful.

Good Luck.

Hi,

Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, Pune (SIMC) features in the top ten Mass Communication institutes in India. It offers MBA in Communication Management, M.A. in Mass Communication (Journalism) and M.A. in Mass Communication (Audio- Visual). For MBA in Communication Management, it offers four specialisations: Brand Communication, Public Relations, Media Management, Marketing and Media Analytics. SIMC gives admission through SNAP test.

Most of the reputed media houses and corporates visit the campus for final placements and summer internships. The average package is around 5 lpa and highest package offered is around 12 lpa. The fees is around 9.3 lakhs. You have to decide if the ROI is worth it for you or not.

As far as CAT is concerned, work experience matters but isn't the sole determining factor. Some institutes give weightage to it, some don't. But, at the end of the day, your preparation/ study matters irrespective of you being a fresher/ work-ex candidate, nothing can substitute hard work and fetch you the qualifying percentile in the concerned exam.

Hope this helps.

Cheers!