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Check the websites of at least a few of these universities: Nitte University, Mangalore, Jamia Millia, SIMC, Pune, Manipal University. See when their entrance tests are going to be held. Before that check the faculty and fees. Satisfy yourself. Sometimes the university may be a big name but the faculty who actually teach are too old to even stand or below par OR may be very young and former students with little or no experience. You need to have faculty somewhere in the middle with good mix of field and academic experience and recognized work. If you are looking for a PG Degree there's no point in applying for ACJ which is very good but does not offer a degree. So you can't pursue higher studies in India and call yourself a postgraduate.
Next download the forms and read their application brochures carefully as well as the websites. Call their faculty or Heads and talk to them. Ask them the questions that bother you. Particularly in your case, in most universities PG syllabus is set as if the student has already completed Bachelor's in Mass commn. On the other hand, some make it so easy that there is no depth that may allow specialisation. So ask questions and clarify. I am told Jamia and Nitte have done a good job in curriculum design.
Don't pay more than Rs.1 lakh tution fee per year for any mass communication degree at any college. You can write to any expert here. My mail ID is sridhark289@gmail.com. Best wishes