Media and communication, and staying up to date with the newest arguments, technology, and trends will be difficult for you. Degrees in media and communication are intended to educate students to critically assess how the media reflects, depicts, and affects society as well as to prepare them for careers in media-related fields. The somewhat more expansive discipline of communication studies investigates human communications in a variety of contexts and environments, going beyond topics usually categorized under the "media" domain. This covers a wide range of professions, including those in business and management, education, politics, international relations, law, and the media (journalist, marketing, entertainment, etc.).
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BJMC
The three-year undergraduate Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) curriculum covers a variety of topics, including media research, media journalism, mass media communication, and media problems. A three-year undergraduate degree in journalism and media is offered by the BJMC program. There are six semesters for this course. Candidates must have completed their 10+2 or its equivalent at a recognized university or board with at least a 50% grade point average. There are circumstances under which applicants to BJMC may need to take an entrance exam.
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MJMC
The two-year postgraduate Master of Journalism & Mass Communication program is in mass communication. The course covers the analysis of various mass media platforms, such as radio, television, movies, newspapers, and so on, in order to disseminate information to a broad audience. Students who successfully complete the course will be prepared for advanced theoretical and practical expertise in a variety of media-related fields, including journalism, advertising, and event management.
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