Can you suggest some good books to prepare for the entrance exam of media and communication (UG course)?
I am in class 12th, should I start preparing right now?
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Hi,
Following are the best books for its preparation:
R. Gupta's Popular Master Guide for Journalism & Mass Communication Entrance Examination by Ramesh Publications.
Arihant Mass Communication Journalism Entrance Examination of All Indian Universities.
Arihant Success Master For Mass Communication Journalism Entrance Examination of All Indian Universities.
Yes, it is the best time to prepare for the entrance exam if you want to get admission in the top colleges of India. Apart from these books, I would recommend you to read Pratiyogita Darpan, which is a monthly magazine about GK (India and abroad) along with the everyday newspaper. -
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoHello Siddharth
Profession of mass communication and journalism requires a big bucket of knowledge. So before buying books your first focus should be collecting as much as knowledge you can, that is possible if you daily read newspapers ad read simple NCERT books. Apart from this here I am suggesting some important books so that you can prepare yourself for journalism and mass communication entrance exams. First of all refer two publications - Arihant and Keval J. Kumar. These both are considered good for preparation. You will get a lot of content in their books. Mass communication in India by Keval J. Kumar
-Success master- Journalism...more -
Hi,
Two of the best books for the preparation are- Success Master-Arihant and Journalism and mass communication entrance exam-RBH publications. And also, it's better if you stay updated with the general knowledge, but at the same time, you'll have enough time after your boards too for solely preparing for the exams. -
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Mrinalani Teotia Worked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA | Guide-Level 11
7 years agoHi Siddharth Gupta,
It is really good if you are looking to start your preparation from now because the profession of mass communication and journalism requires a big bucket of knowledge. So before buying books your first focus should be collecting as much as knowledge you can, that is possible if you daily read newspapers ad read simple NCERT books. Apart from this here I am suggesting some important books so that you can prepare yourself for journalism and mass communication entrance exams. First of all refer two publications - Arihant and Keval J. Kumar. These both are considered good for preparation. You will get a lot of content in...more
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