BA (Journalism & Mass Communication)

Applicants must have completed their 10+2 (or equivalent) from a recognized board with a minimum percentage required by the university.

The BAJMC program helps you develop writing, reporting, editing, public speaking, digital media production, and media ethics skills. It also enhances your critical thinking, creativity, and storytelling abilities.

Yes, digital media is a significant part of the curriculum. Students learn about social media, content creation, digital marketing, and multimedia storytelling to stay current with industry trends.

The program includes labs, workshops, and projects in areas like photography, video production, news reporting, and editing. Students gain practical experience through assignments and fieldwork.

BAJMC is typically a general program, some universities allow students to choose elective courses or projects focusing on specific areas like television, digital media, or public relations.

BAJMC students typically have access to media labs, computer labs, audio-visual equipment, and editing software. Additionally, they may have a dedicated newsroom, photography studio, and television production studio.

Yes, after BAJMC, students can pursue a Master’s in Journalism and Mass Communication (MAJMC), or specialized courses in fields like digital media, advertising, or film studies.

The media industry in India is vast and continuously growing, with numerous opportunities in digital media, print, broadcasting, and corporate communications. BAJMC graduates are in demand in various sectors for their communication skills and media knowledge.