Can I pursue MBA in management after completing BMC?

Media is the most powerful weapon for shaping and cultivating public opinion. While some acknowledge it as a medium of revolution, others state it a medium of spreading awareness. Print, radio, TV and online - all the mediums are booming at this time with information and job opportunities. Students who wish to make a career in this field can choose from these popular programs in the discipline. Undergraduate programs: 1. B.Sc in ass communication. 2. BA honors in journalism. 3. Bachelors of mass media and mass communication. 4. BA in journalism and mass communication. 5. Diploma in visual communication. 6. Diploma in advertising and PR. 7. Certificate courses in event management. Postgraduate programs: 1. MA in mass communication. 1. M.Sc in mass communication. 2. PG Diploma in mass communication. 3. PG Diploma in advertising. 4. PG Diploma in PR. 5. PG Diploma in media studies. 6. Film studies courses. 7. MA in convergent journalism. Eligibility: Minimum eligibility for a Bachelor degree is 10+2. Often, most universities/ colleges offering media programs have entrance exam to shortlist students. For postgraduate courses a Bachelor degree is required. For one-year certificate courses eligibility is 10+2. Students contemplating a career in media must have excellent communication skills and smart personality. Skills and Remuneration: Students wishing to pursue a career in this sector must be creative, dynamic, and enterprising with a flair to project his/her ideas, thoughts and observations through different mediums of communication. With everything going digital, job opportunities as well as remuneration are being redefined every day.

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Yes, you can. There are multiple career paths such as teaching, media management, researching media management, etc.

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